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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1947
Page
5
Lightning Powers Vast Nitrogen Fixing Fertilizer Show
An eminent scientist states that more than 770 million tons of pure nitrogen fertilizer are added to Earth's soil annually by lightning. The claim highlights lightning as a natural contributor to soil fertility and the global nitrogen cycle.
Soviet Press Defends Freedom Against Western Media
Izvestia on Soviet Press Day denounces Western papers as corrupt and dishonest while praising the Russian press as free and serving the people. Soviet commentator David Zaslavsky argues true democracy requires public control over media and condemns press malpractices in the United States.
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London
Izvestia
Moscow Radio Today
Russia
West
David Zaslavsky
Zaslavsky Addd
U. S
Hearst
Washington
McCormick
Vicky and Salty confront marriage in stalled plan
In a tense walk by the gray sea, Vicky questions her grandfather’s identity and their future. Salty insists on honesty and commitment, while Vicky contemplates ending the engagement, leading to a sudden, unresolved confrontation.
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Salty
Newspapers split over Roosevelt vote and free press
The article notes anti-Roosevelt newspapers claimed readers distrusted big capital papers. It warns western papers fear a rising free press in Russia and frames the battle as honest versus dishonest information between two world presses.
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Roosevelt
U. S
Russia
Two Worlds
Colador tostado misinterpreted at magistrate hearing
In New York on May 7 a magistrate heard calls for colador tostado during an OPA rant case. Manuel Caiano Arose suggested he might be the man sought and noted the misreading of his name from a sign outside his store. The phrase colador tostado refers to roasted coffee sold at his shop.
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New York
Colador Tostado
OPA
Manuel Caiano
Rey
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