Moon tunnel found by meteor core with glassy walls
H. H. Nininger reports in Sky and Telescope that a meteor swept across the Moon creating a long glassy tunnel through a ridge. The corridor linked two craters, formed by melted lunar rubble into a glazed cylindrical pass.
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H. H. Nininger
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Hampton parish church Cited as oldest in United States
The text states Hampton Virginia hosts the oldest church parish in the United States, allegedly established in 1610, signaling early colonial religious foundations and enduring local history.
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Bellan tablets promise fast relief for heartburn
An ad touts Bellan tablets as fastest acting relief for heartburn gas and similar distress with a 25 cent price.
Plea to Protect Undersized Fish Faces Congress Action
Congress heard a bill to ban shipping undersized fish across state lines. Rep Weichel urged enforcement, suggesting revision of the Black Bass Act of 1926. Day favored adding rules for other species and expanding enforcement. The subcommittee sent the measure to the full committee.
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Picnic Foods In Spotlight Preview Of Memorial Day Groceries
The Associated Press reports that stores highlight outdoor foods for Memorial Day with reduced prices on hams, turkeys, frying chickens, frankfurters, hamburgers and cold cuts though savings are modest and uneven. Fresh produce and early summer items like corn, lemons, watermelons, cherries and leafy greens see slight price adjustments amid tight potato supplies and overall plentiful dairy and eggs.
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Britain Develops All-Wing Triangle Bomber Next Fall
Sir Roy Dobson of A V Roe and Co indicated Britain’s first all-wing jet bomber with a swept back triangle design could be ready for the Royal Air Force next fall. He said trials of triangle trainers are under way and hinted at a September reveal to showcase the innovative aircraft concept.
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Judge McNally Offers Mediation In Rose Holm Dispute
New York State Supreme Court Justice James B. McNally proposed mediation for Billy Rose and Eleanor Holm amid their separation suit. He suggested possible out of court settlement as attorneys argued for an earlier trial date than September 10. The justice said his services would be available if the parties wished.
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Reds Questioned On Screening for Repatriation at Panmunjom
United Nations truce delegates released a list of screening questions used on 169000 captured Reds to decide if they would return to Communist territory. Only 70000 have said they would return willingly, with questions probing family impact and possible alternatives to repatriation.
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United Nations
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Tse Den Bal Named Premier of Outer Mongolia
The Soviet government announces Tse Den Bal as premier of the Mongolian People's Republic, succeeding the late Marshal Choi Bol-san who died of cancer in a Moscow hospital. Tse Den Bal, former deputy premier and general secretary of the Mongolian Revolutionary party, vows loyalty to the Soviet Union and Stalin.
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Tse den Bal
Outer Mongolia
Choi Bol-san
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Medina Guests Lawyers at Dodgers Giants Game
In New York the 18 month old anti trust suit against 17 investment banks faced a pause as Federal Judge Harold R Medina adjourned for the day and invited lawyers from both sides to attend a Brooklyn Dodgers New York Giants game with him.
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Copy Of Lincoln Inaugural Address Sells For 2250
A perfect first edition copy of Abraham Lincoln's inaugural address sold at Parke-Bernet Galleries in New York for 2250. The privately printed Springfield 1861 edition is one of only two believed to exist, with the Library of Congress holding the other. Buyer was Emily Driscoll, a book dealer.
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Abraham Lincoln
Parke-Bennet Galleries
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Mailman Wins Largest Share in $10 000 Bank Robbery Reward
Milwaukee mailman E. J. Craws, 49, received 3500 for tips leading to the Northwestern Bank hold up on November 7. Police later captured three men in a Lake County pursuit. most loot was recovered. Other rewards went to Milwaukee police relief, Mrs. Lester Perkins, Bellhop Bursek, and deputies Tiffany and Cusker.
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Ill
Milwaukee Policemen’s Relief Association
Lester Perkins
John Bursek
Clayton Tiffany
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