Sense Of Humor Not Lacking In Britain
Fragmentary wire service copy notes Sally Gray star of the film Green for Danger cites curious statistics about male top ranking fans in Britain. It mentions several names in a garbled list including Bob Mowbray Leon Jinmay and Charles Langle McLavien amid unclear context.
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James B. Vickery Claimed by Death
Death visits James B. Vickery in La Tain area as mourners recall his life and community ties. Remains were reported by local officials with funeral arrangements to follow.
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John Shillingburg Appointed to Military Academy
John Shillingburg of Lamesa is appointed to a military academy. The piece notes his selection and career context as part of a local honors brief.
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Bible central to history says speaker at New York church gathering
William son of Birmingham Eni told the international convention of Disciples of Christ that despite conflicting facts the Bible is the moral foundation of history. He warned about Fascism and Marxism and urged biblical interpretation as a path to peace. Roy C. Sneadgrass was elected president of the convention.
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Radar Set Free To Colleges For Research Use
University or college that can use a $33,000 radar set may receive one free, the War Assets Administration announced. Twenty six sets, costing $858,000, have been turned over to the federal works agency for preparation and assignment to eligible institutions with capable faculty and facilities. The advanced equipment will aid graduate and research work.
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Safety Rules In Planes Sought
President Truman's air safety board urged stricter rules to reduce air accidents. Proposals include a minimum 1,000 foot flight altitude for commercial airliners, standardized landing rules in bad weather, and instrument flight unless three miles visibility and 500 feet below cloud. The plan aims to halt risky practices and follows three fatal crashes that killed 146.
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Russian Officer Charges U.S. With Delaying Korean Meeting
A Russian officer accuses the United States of delaying talks with Korea in Seoul amid ongoing tensions. The report notes concerns over electricity and consular issues affecting negotiations as officials seek faster progress.
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