Our Children Drink Habit Must Be Broken Before Marriage
A column argues early education on drink dangers to prevent alcohol related family tragedy. It stresses that habitual drinking signals disease and must be treated before marriage and parenting, urging parents to teach youth about health and character risks.
Truman Tops Dewey In Manual Worker Union Classifications
A Princeton Institute survey shows manual workers and union members tilt Democratic but with Republican gains. When Wallace runs, Truman leads 50 to 43 percent among workers and 50 to 42 among union members with 7 and 8 percent for Wallace respectively.
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Minnesota Drivers Pass Rate Under New Exam Law
In the first six months, 25,220 first time applicants took written and road tests for Minnesota driving permits. Through June, 13,340 passed the tests, while 11,880 failed. Failures largely due to ignorance of traffic laws and early exam difficulties. many pass after studying the driver’s manual.
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Pure Oil reports six month profits amid high expansion costs
Pure Oil Co. posted a six month net profit of 20.753 million dollars, or 4.93 dollars per share, versus 8.162 million dollars, 1.77 a share a year earlier. The interim report notes heavy refinery construction and exploratory expenditures funded from current resources with no borrowing.
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Girl Hit by Car Near 12th and South Avenue
Katheryn Galla gher, 10, of 2335 South Avenue, was struck crossing the street at 12th and South Avenue and taken to a local hospital by police ambulance at 11 a.m. Tuesday. She suffered a facial cut and body bruises. The driver was Alex Roman So botta, of 2024 South 15th Street.
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Spain Reports Rising Illiteracy Across Regions
Official statistics show one quarter of Spain’s population is illiterate with rates falling slowly each year. Basque and Navarre are among the most illiterate regions, while the Canary Islands report the highest rate at 63 percent unable to read or write.
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American films dominate Spanish cinemas
More than half of the motion pictures now shown in Spain are from America, reflecting a strong U.S. film presence in the Spanish market.
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Hail Self Service Arrives in Paris
Le Monde reports the emergence of the self service grocery in France as a boon for businesses and shoppers. The Paris daily notes reduced staff needs save time and grant shopper independence.
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Argentina projects 1948 sunflower seed crop at 110000 tons
Argentina estimates its 1948 sunflower seed harvest will weigh about 110000 tons, reflecting strong production prospects for the season. The government foresees favorable weather and stable prices aiding farmers across major growing regions.
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Personality For Plucking Library Exhibit Theme
The Main library hosts a week long exhibit titled Personality For Plucking. It explores ordinary problems people face and offers guidance on how to counsel others, citing Walter B. Pitkin and themes on perseverance, dieting memory, clear thinking, fitness, and aging beyond 40.
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Wisconsin Polio Cases Rise to 64
Madison report says seven new poliomyelitis cases confirmed and 15 more previously reported. Milwaukee County leads with 11 cases, plus one each from Rusk Shawano Walworth Rock Calumet and Green Lake counties. In 1946 Wisconsin saw 62 cases by early August.
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Ice Cap Still Retreating Says Science Studies
Scientists report the Arctic ice cap continues retreating northward, a trend observed for two decades. They warn ongoing loss may impact global climate and sea levels.
Hitler's Car Recruits For U S Air Force Tour Begins
Adolf Hitler's armor plated automobile began a nationwide tour recruiting for the U S Air Force. The first lap ran from Times Square to a city where John Schneider Jr. an 18 year old air force topher and C Janus Chicago businessman joined the drive. From city hall it started a 918 mile trip to Springfield Illinois expected to arrive about noon.
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