Governor to Dedicate New Scout Camp Wapeham
Governor Ralph F. Gates will dedicate Camp Wapeham the White River Council New Scout Camp in a Sunday Open House program. Camp inventory shows 82 acres and an 80 campers per week capacity with a 20 member staff and 50 year lease on part of the site.
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Ralph F. Gates
Wapeham
White River
Indiana University
Cub
Boy Scouts
Sr Scouts
Council
Friends of Scouting
Morgan
Owen
Greene
Davies
Martin
Orange
Lawrence
Monroe
Brown
Dboys
Bloomington
Blue Baby Surgeries Show Varied Outcomes at UC Medical School
Berkeley notes show twenty one blue baby operations performed at the University of California medical school over two years with several completed procedures rated excellent or good and multiple deaths among both completed and incomplete operations. Dr. H. Brodie Stephens reports that six cases were not pursued to completion due to heart and vessel conditions.
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Stephens
Coal Production Higher in Indiana in May 1947
Terre Haute Indiana June 11 Coal production for May reached 2 282 810 tons up from 1 601 588 in April per a statement from the Coal Trade Association of Indiana April output fell to about 75 percent of normal due to mourning after the Centralia mine disaster. For January through May 1947 Indiana produced about 11 340 000 tons. A car shortage cut production last month and no improvement had appeared so far in June.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Coal Trade Association of Indiana
Centralia
Trade Association
Gaver reviews Broadway news and classic revival
Theater critic Jack Gaver surveys a revival of Congreve's Love for Love staged by John Gielgud's company and the season's closing festivities. He drolly notes cuts and strong dialogue, praises Cyril Ritchard's Tuttle, and previews Icetime of 1948 and other entertainment at Radio City Center Theater.
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New York
U.P
England
John Gielgud
Congreve
Gielgud
Valentine Legend
Angelica
Pamela ‘Brown
George Hayes
Richard Wordsworth
Valentine
Jeremy
Jessie Evans
Miss Prue
Marian Spencer
Robert Fleming
Join Kidd
Adrianne Allen
Malcolm Keen
Cyril Ritchard
Tuttle
Fop
Ritchard
Center Theater
Radio City
Arthur Wirtz
Sonja Henie
Center
Freddie Trenkler
Joe Jackson, Jr
Catherine Littlefield
Monkeys Reopen Glass Barrier at Lincoln Park Zoo
At Lincoln Park Zoo Chicago June 11 a test by R Marlin Perkins to film monkeys without visible visitors failed as monkeys protested isolation. Whiskey refused food Dancer danced Cutie Pants nursed her young in public, leading Perkins to end the experiment and consider reptiles for future studies.
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Harman W. Nichols
United Press
Chicago
U.P
Lincoln Park Zoo
R. Marlin Perkins
Monkey House
Perkins
Mr. Perkins
Northwest Airlines tests 75 passenger strato cruiser
At Boeing’s Seattle factory Northwest Airlines conducts engine tests on a 75 seat strato cruiser without full flight tests. A 28 horsepower setup and a 3,500 horsepower engine are used to study performance under actual conditions with a 200 mph cooling air stream and remote control access.
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ST. Paul
Los Angeles Once Part of Utah Contention Emerges
In a brief historical note, the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce faces an unusual claim that Los Angeles was once part of Utah. The article frames the assertion as a curious, nonbinding historical fact with regional implications.
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Los Angeles
Utah
Salt Lake City
U.P
Map shows Provisional State of Deseret lines founded by Brigham Young
A Utah State Historical Society map outlines the 1849 Provisional State of Deseret by Brigham Young, a state that flourished until 1851 and claimed vast western regions. The Deseret boundary included Utah Nevada California Arizona New Mexico Colorado Idaho Oregon. In 1851 the federal government dissolved Deseret into Utah Territory, later split into Utah and Nevada.
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Utah
Utah State Historical Society
Deseret
Brigham Young
Nevada
California
Los Angeles
Arizona
New Mexico
Colorado
Idaho
Oregon
Which Dakota Was First to Statehood?
Fifty six years after the Dakotas gained statehood the question remains unsolved. President Benjamin Harrison reportedly shuffled proclamations so only fragments showed, leaving unclear which state was the 39th.
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Benjamin Harrison
Solomon
Lemon Juice Recipe Claims Rapid Rheumatic Pain Relief
An old home remedy promotes RuiEx Compound as a quick remedy for rheumatic, arthritic, or neuritis pain. The ad urges a two weeks supply mixed with water and lemon juice, claiming relief within 48 hours, with a money back guarantee if not improved.
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H St. N. W
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Miles East
Reeve
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Home Loan & Finance CO
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Main St
Sullivan
Eureka Chevrolet CO
America
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