Atomic Dusting Injures Horses Near Nevada Test Site
ALBUQUERQUE August 25 UP Atomic Energy Commission researchers report radiation fall out dust from the Nevada test site caused skin lesions and hair loss on sixteen quarter horses that wandered into the area. The AEC notes no rain to wash the dust and doubts people could reach the zone. Sheep deaths and cattle deaths linked to starvation are also under study.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Atomic Energy Commission
Las Vegas
Nev
AEC
Santa Fe
Solon To Probe Vets' Demands
Denver reports Senator William Langer of North Dakota leads a Senate Judiciary panel inquiry into claims veterans are denied government funded chiropractic treatment. He vows thorough investigation and action if allegations prove true, stressing veterans’ access to beneficial care and opposing monopolistic obstruction by any group.
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Denver
William Langer
Langer
Kinsey Questions Data Spread Across Broad Social Field
Bloomington Aug 25 UP Data used in Kinsey's book on Sexual Behavior in the Human Female came from women from all walks. Indiana University says Kinsey deliberately spread his interviews to illiterate and educated, scrub women to dowagers, circus acrobats to bankers. He cites group interviews as essential for valid data and hints at notable interviewees.
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Bloomington
Ind
Alfred C. Kinsey
Indiana University
Kinsey
Deluge Snarls San Antonio Street Traffic
Heavy rains drenched South Texas with scarce statewide totals. San Antonio sewer overflows flooded streets and stalled cars while the Rio Grande rose to its highest level this year near Zapata. Tornado sighting reported near Sheppard Field but no damage.
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San Antonio
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
South Texas
Rio Grande
Laredo
Oklahoma
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Zapata
Mexico
Rio Salado
Tex
Ranger
Sweetwater
Sheppard Field
Wichita Falls
Ponca City
Okla
Sheridan
Wyo
la Junta
Colo
Rodeo
N. M
Presidio, Tex
Dior's Hemline Edicts Stir American Designers Ahead
RELMAN MORIN reports from New York on Dior's skirt length directive and its influence in the United States. Clare Potter notes American designers expect only modest effects. Michelle Murphy adds American women favor practicality and fit over drastic changes, while Dior aims for sensation and headlines.
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Dior
Vionnet
Paul Poiret
Madame
Clare Potter
America
Mme. Potter
Michelle Murphy
Brooklyn Museum
Mme. Murphy
Paris
Mercury’s V-8 Power and Easy Handling Highlighted
The copy promotes Mercury cars with the proven V-8 engine, claiming it is the most advanced in Mercury’s exclusive V-8 history. It emphasizes easy handling and optional features like power steering, power brakes, a 4-way power seat, and Merc-O-Matic Drive.
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Mercury
Ance
Temperance Measure Cuts Spirit Ration for Seamen
In 1836 the Coast Guard revenue cutters ended the spirit ration to promote temperance and replaced it with a three cent monthly allowance for sailors.
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Coasts Guard Revenue
Navy apologizes for PW mixup near Alameda reunion incident
The U S Navy apologized for a dockside mixup that briefly blocked about 200 relatives from greeting Korea veterans returning on three transports Henrico Lenawee and Begor at Alameda Naval Air Station. Marines guarded lines until families could meet their loved ones. investigation promised.
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Alameda
Calif
Navy
Korea
Robert Farrington
Alameda Naval Air Station
San Francisco Bay
Army
Farrington
Henrico
Lenawee
Begor
Stone
Camp Stoneman
Proud Papa Hot-foots Baby News For All To See
CHICAGO man Felix Tavolino aged 25 celebrated his new daughter Janice born Saturday by plastering signs on his truck announcing the baby’s birth with the vital statistics. Balloons adorned the vehicle as he drew attention to the signs.
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Chicago
Felix Tavolino
Tavolino
Janice
Pafko's hitting streak ends in Milwaukee game
Andy Pafko’s NL leading 20 game hitting streak was halted as he went hitless in two official at bats against Cubs pitcher Johnny Klippstein in the second game of Sunday's doubleheader at Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Andy Pafko
Milwaukee Braves
Johnny Klippstein
Cubs
Miss Flame Visits Valentino Tomb On Death Anniversary
Miss Ditra Flame, calling herself the original Woman in Black, made her annual visit to Rudolph Valentino’s tomb in Hollywood on Monday the 27th anniversary of his death. She wore black and a sheer veil and laid red roses on the tomb.
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Hollywood
Ditra Flame
Woman In Black
Rudolph Valentino
Miss Flame
Mercury headline promises ahead-year deals.
Ad touts Mercury with yearly superior trade-in value and unbeatable car deals.
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Mercury
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Hal Boyle
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Doiron Chiropractic Clinic
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D. C
Louis Doiron
Williams
Pafko
Sen
American School
Oklahoma City
Gore Blvd
Valentino
Chrysler
A&m
Harry Routh
Fred Melton
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Lawton Morning Press
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