Logan Groups Present Christmas Concert at Logan High
Logan groups and departments collaborated for a Christmas program in the Logan auditorium hosted by the Logan Parent Teachers association. Miss Bar Herreid played the organ, the a cappella choir under H C Amundson performed Christmas anthems, followed by anativity and Magi’s Gift set pieces with junior and senior choirs. The art department, led by Miss Dorothy Winecke, earned praise for a Nativity mural and stage setting with rich colors. Dramatic direction was by John Harlan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan School
Logan
Parent-Teachers Association
Igh
Buryceson Treharne
Dorothy Winecke
Bethlehem
Logan High School
John Harlan
Physical Medicine Short Course At UW Madison
Madison Wisconsin hosts a physical medicine short course with medical professionals gathering for instruction and demonstrations. Attendees include doctors and researchers exchanging techniques and review of current practices in rehabilitation and therapy.
Broadcast grant approved for Waukesha FM station
Washington announces that W.A. U.K. Broadcasting Co. of Waukesha Wisconsin has received a conditional grant for a new FM station. The action marks progress toward launching broadcasting operations and expanding local FM service.
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Washington
W.A. U.K. Broadcasting Co
Waukesha
Wis
Calorifs Rationed In Romania Amid Drought Crisis
Romania faces a dire food shortage as drought limits crops and rationing reduces daily intake to under 1,009 calories for millions, with some households receiving as little as 600 calories per day.
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Romania
Weather carved rocks and sandblasts in nature and industry
In Yorkshire rocks wear smooth faces from wind and rain creating human like shapes. Wind carries dust and sand over great distances, with desert poles needing metal support to avoid sand wear. Sandblasting, using compressed air to shoot sand, cleans walls of stone and brick buildings.
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Yorkshire
England
United States
True Adventure Stories leaflet offered free by Uncle Ray
A pamphlet titled TRUE ADVENTURE STORIES is described as true adventures of aviators explorers and big game hunters. It will be mailed free to any reader who asks and encloses a stamped self addressed envelope, addressed to Uncle Ray via the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Humboldts
Uncle Ray
Sunday Morning Movies in National Theater Bucharest
Sunday morning shows for workers will be held at the National Theater in Bucharest Romania offering screenings for laborers and residents seeking daytime entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Theater
Bucharest
Romania
Truman Receives 47-Pound Christmas Turkey
President Truman was presented with a 47 pound champion turkey from the far west. A. E. Matlack of Ramona California, president of the National Turkey Federation, and poultry and egg national board officials delivered the bird in a red, white and blue crate.
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Washington
Truman
Far West
A. E. Matlack
Ramona
Calif
National Turkey Federation
Poultry and Egg National Board
Cotton Acreage Labor Estimate From Machine to Hand
Tests indicate an acre of cotton can be produced with 30 hours labor using machines, compared with 130 hours by hand. The comparison highlights potential efficiency gains for mechanized cultivation methods.
Greece Repairs Its Lighthouses
The Greek navy, aided by the American Mission for Aid to Greece, plans to rebuild and rehabilitate light houses along the coastline. Cmdr. H. L. Jukes says the Greek admiralty approved a $224,750 purchase of lighthouse equipment from Sweden to restore navigation aids damaged by German occupation.
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Athens
Greece
Navy Group
Cmdr
H. L. Jukes
San Francisco
Sweden
World Falls In Battle Of The Bulge Third Anniversary
HAL BOYLE reflects on the third anniversary of the Ardennes battle in Belgium. The piece recalls German breakthroughs, American resilience, scarce winter equipment, and the high toll on doughboys as both sides fought for survival and a reminder of wartime lessons.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Cavendish
William E. McKenney
NEA
Charles Goren
Philadelphia
Herbert G. Ansin
Boston
Mass
New York
Belgium
Germany
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Kasserine Gap
Africa
S. S
Ardennes
France
28Th
106Th
Meuse
Rhine
England
America
Marquette Medical School Awarded Cancer Instruction Grant
The Marquette University School of Medicine will receive 25 000 dollars to improve cancer instruction. Grants totaling 593 130 dollars will be distributed to 26 medical schools on the National Cancer Institute advisory council’s recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marquette University School of Medicine
Public Health Service
National Cancer Institute
Emigrants Pack Bags for Europe After Warning from England
Thousands of Italians ready to depart for France Switzerland Belgium North Africa or other lands with job prospects after a warning from an emigrant who found England harsh. He said the climate is very cold and basic foods like rice olive oil wine tomatoes and spaghetti are scarce.
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France
Switzerland
Belgium
North Africa
Milan
England
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Rosaria Nuccio
Santa Claus
the Volunteers of America
Madison, Wis
Crectes LE
Trevt
Uncle Ray’s
Penney Store
Wurlitzer Organ
Wurliteer Organ
M.brayer
Phillips & Sons
la Crosse
Kentucky
Hal Boyle
Valley Forge
Agen
Prabal
Fiat
Marquette U
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