Spirit Of Sodium Bicarbonate Replaces Spirit Of Christmas
A humorous column depicts Christmas Day as joyous for the man of the house then the day after he collapses from overeating. He endures a long struggle with fatigue as family events continue and the turkey is ruined. He ends by retreating to bed, reflecting on the holiday's afterglow.
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Answers to Questions From The Haskin Service
The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau provides factual answers by mail for three cents postage. Topics include front-line Korean strength, art collections, origins of Yankee Doodle, life expectancy versus lifespan, cabinet status in law, city population trends, early American clubs, definitions of dry gin, and railroad electrification span.
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Carnival Man Flees East to West Berlin for Freedom of Show
Gustave Loeck a 41 year old carnival man crossed from the Soviet zone into West Berlin with his wife two children two wagons of equipment a trailer and a merry go round. From his trailer in West Berlin he laments show business is finished in the Russian zone where joy is controlled and the state dictates what children may see and buy. He says rising taxes and repeated bans on setup of amusements pushed him to leave and hopes to restart in West Germany with his carnival trade.
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Hans
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Airlines report record safety with 0.38 deaths per 100 million miles
The Civil Aeronautics Board said scheduled airlines posted a safety record yielding 0.38 passenger deaths per 100 million passenger miles for the year so far. The 1951 rate was 1.3, down from 1950s 1.1 and the previous low. A new air service now connects Singapore and the Cocos Islands.
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New Heart Is Yale Gift to a Seattle Youth
A 20 year old man doomed to five years with a malformed heart received life altering surgery at Providence Hospital Seattle. An unnamed surgeon and the Sisters of Charity of Providence funded the operation at no charge after Frank Gunderson of Thompson Falls Montana entered care with $140 life savings. The procedure corrected a patent ductus arteriosus and a sibling will soon undergo the same treatment.
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Sisters of Charity of Providence
Frank Gunderson
Thompson Falls
Mont
Frank
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