Plymouth Introduces Nine Model Line with Major Redesign
Plymouth debuts a complete refresh featuring a 97 horsepower engine, wider interior, larger windows and seats, and enhanced safety. Nine distinct cars on 118 inch and new all inch wheelbases showcase common sense streamlining, detatchable fenders, center post rear doors, and improved window regulators. Local dealers include R C Cheney Co Johnson Motor Co and Low Motor Co with pricing and delivery options to follow.
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Plymouth
United
R. C. Cheney Co
South Fourth Street
Johnson Motor Co
South Sixth Street
Low Motor Co
Fifth Avenue
Uth
Deaf Publisher Keeps DuRoe Paper Alive in Silence
E L Scheman of Dur ee s West River Progress, a Deaf publisher and homesteader, learned English after arriving as a Norwegian immigrant. He built a 27 year run, gathers news with a pen and pads, and relies on handwritten notes from sources due to his hearing loss. He says news gathering is a lark since he knows everyone within 50 miles.
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Dupree
S. D
E. L. Scheman
Duree
West River
St. Olaf’s College
Northfield
Minn
Sceman
Harvard Study Seeks Less Selfish World
Cambridge Harvard University launches a $120000 research center led by Russian born Prof Pi a Sorokin to study promoting world peace. Sorokin says unless individuals and groups become more unselfish peace is impossible and new catastrophes are likely.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Sorokin
Harvard
Tiny jet fighter fits in bomber belly for long-range defense
A small jet fighter, designed to be carried in a bomber's fuselage, represents a new military aircraft development. This craft would extend heavy bombers' reach by providing on board fighter protection on long-range missions.
Pipeline to bring natural gas to Agen and four cities
The Agen Bordeaux pipeline will extend natural gas service to Agen in Lot-et-Garonne and already serves Toulouse Tarbes Lourdes and Bordeaux. Natural gas is said to be 2.2 times more powerful than manufactured gas and requires new burners and odorless gas mixed with ammonia for safety.
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Toulouse
Tarbes
Lourdes
Bordeaux
Agen
Lot-et-Garonne
Oak Wilt Threatens Wisconsin Oak Forests
Madison reports oak wilt disease expanding across Wisconsin threatening red and black oaks more quickly and white and bur oaks more slowly. Researchers J E Kuntz and A J Riker along with extension staff and agencies test control methods at plots near Madison Devil's Lake State Park and Wisconsin Rapids to curb spread.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Isconsin Agricultural Extension
J. E. Kuntz
A. J. Riker
Devil's Lake State Park
Sauk County
Wisconsin Rapids
Airport Offers Routine Report From La Crosse Meeting
The La Crosse municipal airport reported February disbursements 2872.90 and receipts 663.46. Operating costs covered salaries and wages 1739.52 gas oil and grease 5.09 telephone and telegraph 52.72 lights 117.64 fuel 214.37 travel 26.75 office supplies 4.30 snow removal 16.25 equipment maintenance 70.74 repair of lighting 27.62. Capital investment included a telephone cable 205.27. Receipts included hangar rent 184.50 ground rent 52.43 administration building rent 30.92 other rent 10.94 gasoline fees 16 one percent gross receipts 31.96 landing fees Northwest Airlines 198.00 service man charge North Star Airlines 125 restaurant.
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la Crosse Municipal
Common Council
Northwest Airlines
Northra ' Airlines
Bananas Restored to Export List Amid Government Reversal
Government reversal ends months of ban and restores bananas to approved export list. Philippines poultry boom follows United States shipment of 100000 baby chicks in 1946 boosting poultry production and trade prospects.
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Philippines
United States
Hungary Faces Temporary Panic Over Forint Devaluation
Reports of a possible two thirds devaluation of the 100 forint note sparked a brief money panic in Hungary. Bankers and citizens rushed to convert currency while authorities issued calm assurances. Traders watched exchange rates closely as rumors spread.
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Hungary
Ecuadorian Workers Demand Seven Percent Profit Share
Employees in Ecuador demand a seven percent distribution of net profits from all enterprises to workers. The push reflects rising labor activism and calls for a broader share in corporate gains nationwide.
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Ecuador
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