One Meal Stuns Chicago Waiter in Local Eatery
Walter Spese recalls a remarkable customer in Chicago who consumed two steaks and multiple chops plus desserts and beverages. Sandy Patterson, 37, of Boston, paid 26.30 after finishing second in the Central AAU track meet, and weighs 228 pounds at 5 foot 7. He claimed to eat one meal a day.
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Walter Charles Spese
Sandy Patterson
Boston
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Music critic Percy Scholes dies in Switzerland
LONDON AP reports British music critic Percy Alfred Scholes died in Switzerland at age 81. He authored The Oxford Companion to Music and was born in Leeds, England.
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Percy Alfred Scholes
Switzerland
Scholes
Oxford Companion To Music
Leeds
England
Moon as Relay May Key Transworld Radio Link
Dr J M Levitt reports that University of Michigan researchers show inch long radio waves can reflect off the moon for undistorted transmission. Unlike longer waves, these signals bypass the ionosphere, enabling moonlit global communications as a low-cost relay.
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University of Michigan
Engineering Research Institute
Reeve M. Siegel
Thomas & A. Senior
Earth
Australia
Transworld
Moon
Navy Chow Wins High Honor On Carrier And Base
The best chow in the Navy is aboard the carrier Franklin D. Roosevelt and at Guantanamo Bay Naval Station. The New Memorial Awards Committee of the Executive Steward's and Caterers' Assn. announced the judges' choice.
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Guantanamo
Cuba
Navy
New Memorial Awards Committee
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