Aviation Week notes U S speed limits and Soviet jet claims
The Aviation Week article states U S planes exceed 600 miles per hour in theory but no production version is in service. It cites a F 86A record of 670 mph yet says production will lag. It also discusses a Soviet jet likely built from a Yakovlev airframe and notes mass production challenges for the airframe versus British engines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aviation Week
United States
U. S
Korea
Alexander Sergeievich Yakelov
Chiropractic Treatment Converts Patient and Mother to Clinic
A girl improved after a course of scientific chiropractic service ending with noticeable relief from fainting, numb limbs, neck pain, and brain base pain. Her mother also became a patient, praising early results. The NEUROCALOGRAPH from General Electric enables nerve analysis to assess and hasten recovery for severe cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric
Beeville Baby Scott Bledsoe Born in Local Hospital
Avon weighing 8 pounds was born to Mr and Mrs Scott Bledsoe Jr of Beeville Wednesday in a Beeville hospital. The infant was named Scott II. Paternal relatives are Mr and Mrs Bledsoe of 2108 Twenty Miss Sarah Talty of Dallas, voice teacher, will visit a week, staying with Mrs A C Bowden. A liquor law violation case against Charles W Spencer of Lubbock was reset after a mistrial. Eloise MacDonald will guest star with James Melton on Harvest of Stars CBS. King Sides of the Aetna Life Insurance agency attends training in Hartford. Mrs W W Rix leaves for Houston to visit hospitalized sister. Another slight earthquake measured at Texas Tech seismograph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
Scott Bledsoe, Jr
Beeville
Scott IJ
Ore Bledsoe
Sarah Talty
Dallas
A. C. Bowden
Charles W. Spencer
Lubbock
Walter Davies
Burton S. Burks
Burks
Winston Brummett
Spencer
Eloise MacDonald
Fort Worth
King Sides
Takashi Komatsu Arrested Over Firearms Disposal Case
Harvard-trained Japanese industrialist Takashi Komatsu was arrested in Tokyo on charges of illegal disposal of Japanese firearms. He led the Arms Disposal committee which contracted to handle a large amount of war materiel and allegedly returned funds to the government while funds were blamed for dissipation. Earlier, Takeo Kurusu faced a government loan scandal threatening the cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Takashi Komatsu
Komatsu
Aes
Japan
Takeo Kurusu
Drug treatment may curb alcoholism via conditioned reflex
Two Seattle physicians report emetine can trigger sickness when alcohol is seen or tasted, creating a conditioned reflex to deter drinking. A study of 2,323 patients from 1935 to 1945 shows substantial abstinence durations, though it is not a cure and requires medical supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Seattle
Pavlov
New England Journal of Medicine
Paul O’hollaren
State of the Shade
Seventeenth Texas Prison Rodeo Opens at Huntsville
More than 18 000 people are expected for the opening of the seventeenth annual Texas prison rodeo in Huntsville. Governor Beauford Jester and state officials attend with a noon luncheon hosted by O B Ellis A C Turner and H E Moore. Proceeds fund prisoner education and rehabilitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Texas
Beauford Jester
Texas Prison Board
O. B. Ellis
A. C. Turner
H. E. Moore
Albert Moore
Also Mentioned on This Page
ADE
Britain
Miete
Air Symington
Republic
Reneatecbenon Architect
Genfield
Tenas Avow
Jai
Stephens Clinic
Chiropractic Clinic
Relde
DIAL
W. W. Rix
Houston
Alice T. Reader
Texas Technological College
Leroy T. Patton
Geology Department
Patton
A&m
Indica
Ley
Tin
Alton L. Blakeslle
Emacrated
Annsas
Texas Prison
Tetley
Mertox
Nature
Neca
Chrysler
Plymouth
Tex
Avalar
Sun
Firestone
SUPER
Hever
Reller Skates
Fire King Owen Ware
Mirro Matic
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!