Priest of Poverty Strives to Heal Neon Negro Youth
Father Anthony G. McCabe, 42, head of Blessed Martin de Porres mission in Columbia South Carolina, runs a school for poverty stricken Negro children. A former Army chaplain and purple heart recipient, he travels to New York for funds, says charity and tolerance can solve much.
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New York
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Ilinois
Alton, Ill
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For
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Negro District
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What's An Essential Industry Not So Easy To Decide
The question of which industries are essential for defense grows complex as supply limits tighten. The National Production Authority delays the start of its controlled materials plan to July 7 to allow mills to adjust. Corn refining firms push for stainless steel and recognition as essential, citing corn byproducts used in penicillin, streptomycin, vitamins, detonators, and other defense manufacturing needs.
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New York
National Production Authority
Corn Industries Research Foundation
Cite
Foundation
Tet Ee
Peril of Muslim conquest of Europe cited by Britannica
For 1,000 years from ancient times to 1683 the danger of Muslim expansion into Europe was repeatedly present, Britannica notes. The account frames a long historical fear tied to the siege of Vienna and earlier conflicts.
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Ammed
Vienna
Europe
Encyclopedia Britannica
Answers To Reader Questions From The Haskin Service
A compilation of reader Q A on topics from history to science. Mother's Day origins trace to ancient rites then the Great Mother of the Gods and Mother Church with U S observance designating a May date by Congress in 1914. Other items cover T rail history, birds dust baths, Sarger Four Doctors, largest football attendance, early TV, Stradivarius provenance, gum for stamps, viruses, wrestling weight loss, population density, insect leg motion, lightning visibility, black sheep ratios, and Bible word counts.
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Cybele
Rhea
Marchees
Asia Minor
United States
Congress
Ski bottom terminology
The bottom of a ski is called the running surface and also the sole or bottom of ski.
Population totals in 1950 census for Americas
Question and answer outline found in a 1950s text compare eligibility for FBI special agents and regional populations. It states women were ineligible for FBI investigators due to job difficulty, and cites 1950 census figures: South and Central America 152.8 million, North America 207.271 million.
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North America
South and
Central America
Questions and Answers From a Wartime Quiz
A collage of quiz items asks which president first left the Uva States in war time and notes references to World War I and the Ivy League. It questions underhand serves in tennis and asks about iceberg sighting distances from ships.
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Uva States
G. M.O
Cairo
Ienen
Yal
Good Mental Tonic Blledtion and Miscellane
Fragmentary text obscurely references a mental tonic and miscellaneous items. The readable bits mention a tonic product and assorted notes without clear context, date, or involved names.
Summer Outings and Safety With Boy Scouts
The article highlights outdoor summer activities through Boy Scouts in June and July including hikes camping trips and woods walks. It warns about poison ivy and urges readers to seek guidance from a Scout for recognition and safety tips while stressing training in wood lore and nature studies.
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BOY Scouts
Salvation Army Aids Injured Transient Seeker
A crippled man using crutches sought help at the Salvation Army. He suffered ulcers from ill fitting artificial legs, received a meal, and was sent to Minneapolis for temporary work and future permanent employment in his trained field. He also will receive medical care to restore fitness for work.
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Salvation Army
Minneapolis
Salvation Army Men’s Social Service
Children learn duties at La Crosse Home and defense fund talk
At La Crosse Home for Children boys work in the yard and older girls help with meals and dress. The Community Chest notes Wisconsin United Defense allocations and Korea relief funding with a July meeting chaired by C M Simonson. Welfare Federation reports on outdoor relief programs and city aid.
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Lacrosse
Community Chest
Wiscon- Madison
C. M. Simonson
la Crosse
United Defense
United Defense Fund
Korea
New York City
Traffic fatalities rise in Minnesota this year says official
An official reviews Minnesota traffic data showing 19 deaths and 765 injuries in early July last year and notes sharp increases in fatalities this year since January 1. He cites higher injuries among disabled individuals and warns that most residents encounter traffic risk in routine travel.
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Rities
Fo Wéder
Ted Out
Highway Department
Minn
Rohweder
Local Committee Plans September Madison Meeting
The group led by Dr. Millard Murphy will meet in September to discuss the material covered at the Madison gathering as part of their ongoing committee agenda.
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Ism
Millard Murphy
Madison
St Michael’s Orphanage Hosts Summer Recreation Program
St Michael’s Orphan ae ee of Mary, Broth- J, with home in M Wis., and Brother Arthur, formerly of Prairie du Chien, supervise the recreation program for the age group. A picnic marks each week’s event and spirits run high with the phrase We can’t wait! as the consensus.
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ST. Michael’s
Mary
Broth- J
Wis
Arthur
Prairie du Chien
Refuse Last Minute Wage Offer From Pressure Cooker Co
In Eau Claire Wisconsin the last minute wage offer from the National Pressure Cooker Co was rejected by Local 306 CIO Steelworkers union. The union had demanded a ten percent across the board raise after their previous strike vote. Details of the offer were not disclosed.
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Pressure Cooker Co
Eau Claire
Wis
National Pressure Cooker Co
CIO Steelworkers Union
Longtime lighthouse keeper near Cuxhaven faces action
A 70-year-old woman tended a lighthouse on Britain's North Sea coast near Cuxhaven for 22 years without leave. She has operated the beacon under long-standing informal arrangements but now the authorities consider regulatory compliance and potential penalties.
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Cuxhaven
Britain
North Sea
Have Mateo Factory in Forest Farm in Kinengy
Fragmentary note mentions a factory in Forest Farm and a place named Kinengy. No clear events or persons are readable. Further context needed to produce a proper summary.
Man and Wife Receive Maximum Term in Dope Case
In Milwaukee federal court Robert E Tehan imposed maximum penalties, 5 000 dollars and ten years imprisonment for his wife Mary 37, tied to narcotics offenses. The couple faced prior narcotics convictions dating back to 1935 with multiple counts against Higgins and his spouse.
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Milwaukee —S
Paige Robert E. Tehan
Mary
Higgins
Two Women Fined For Driving Same Car While Intoxicated
In Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin two women were cited for driving the same car while intoxicated. One drove the vehicle into a parked car and then struck a light pole before a witness. Mrs M Rabach, 48, pleaded innocent. both had licenses suspended for one year.
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Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Grover
M. Rabach
Surprise Witness Appears in Nuzum Trial March 31 1949
A surprise witness testified in the Nuzum trial describing police presence and a person named Miss Coogler around 3 p m on March 31 1949. The defense moved for a directed verdict of innocent.
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Coogler
U. S. Population Passes 154 Million
The United States population reaches a milestone of 154 million with a reported figure close to 151 million in one state. Officials note continued growth and national demographic trends as the public absorbs the new census data.
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