Miracle electronic ear hides deafness in Chicago
A noted Chicago scientist unveils a new electronic ear that conceals deafness and transmits whispers with clarity. It promises to end old hearing aids, aiding millions in the United States who are hard of hearing. Details are in a free booklet offered by the Electronic Research Director in Chicago.
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British troops drive villagers from Ismailia Arab sector
In Ismailia Egypt on January 22 British forces cleared hundreds of Egyptian families from their homes in the Arab sector amid clashes that left a slain nun, Sister Anthony, buried in a British military cemetery. A U.S. consul and local authorities led inquiries into whether the nun was killed by Egyptian snipers or a stray British bullet.
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Mulliner
Churchill Slated to Leave Tonight
NEW YORK January 22 42 Prime Minister Winston Churchill who is suffering a cold is scheduled to leave for home tonight after talks in Washington that aligned British and American policies. Lord Moran visited Churchill at the Baruch apartment and word spread that the physician planned to stay through the night. Churchill is to sail at midnight on the liner Queen Mary. Governor Dewey and Mrs. Dewey were set to attend a private dinner for Churchill at the Baruch residence.
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Winston Churchill
Washington
Lord Moran
Churchill
Albany
N. Y
Thomas E. Dewey
Deep Spending Cut Unlikely
Washington January 22 AP The wave of economy demands swept Congress after President Truman's peacetime budget of 85.444 billion for next fiscal year Cuts of up to 14 billion were urged but unlikely to pass since much outlay is already allocated Congress considered 84.26 billion in new appropriations about 10.3 billion less than this year Republicans urged up to 10 percent civilian job cuts and defense restraint while predicting no deep cuts barring a turn for the better in world events The budget would add taxes by 4.6 billion and the GOP accused the plan of embracing spending as the only answer Minorities Leader Martin and Rep Tabor urged significant reductions while Cannon did not set a specific target.
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Massachusetts
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New York
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House Appropriations Committee
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Court Notes Law Revise Dope Penalty Confuses Judge
Superior Judge Fred Mats ey faced law changes as he re viewed a case involving Robert R. Mattingly 18 who had pled guilty to furnishing marijuana cigarettes to two 15 year old girls. A co defendant Robert D. Chanel 15 had been represented by William Sasson. The lawsuit showed a new provision for a 1 to 10 year sentence on furnishing. Mattingly withdrew the plea and pled guilty to possession with Chanel also pleading. They received six months in county jail.
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Robert R. Matting
Robert D. Chanel
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Sanson
Dep. Dist. Alty
Thomas W. Cothran
Mattingly
Channel
90 More Experts to Be Sent to Iran
Washington January 22 The State Department announced about 90 more American technicians and administrative experts will be sent to Iran over the next six months to implement a new 24 450 000 aid program The addition brings the total number of Americans working on the Point Four program to more than 1500 The aid to Iran totals 23 450 000 an expansion of the prior effort Last year Iran received about 1 460 000
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Iran
The Power of Knowledge from Tibet Promise
Thirty nine years ago in forbid den Tibet Edwin J. Dingle found the answer to death and health questions. A mystic opened his eyes and power of knowledge transformed his life bringing health wealth and recognition. He offers a free 10000 word treatise to readers of this notice from The Institute of Mentalphysics Los Angeles. Write now for a free copy before limited supply ends.
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Institute of Mentalphysics
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Debating Flood Damage Sparks Los Angeles Hearing
Los Angeles city council seeks input at a public hearing on the flood crisis. Officials discuss causes, blame assignments, and measures for immediate aid and long term fixes. County and city leaders urge budget cuts to address the disaster and fund flood controls.
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Hollywood Hills
Herbert C. Legg
Burbank
Ralph H. Hilton
Regional Planning Commission
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