Milk Farms Run In Berlin Under War Time Rules
Berlin dairymen, mostly Swiss, operate tiny city farms in wartime Berlin to supply milk for children. Cows live upstairs in renovated houses behind gates while fodder pricing remains free market, keeping dairymen with little surplus as milk is fixed at 28 pfennigs per quart. Farmers travel long distances for hay, and when cows stop giving milk they become meat.
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Germany
Karl van Gunten
Brandenburg Gate
Reich Chancellery
von Gunten
Zurich
Switzerland
East Pfennigs
Nine Injured In Accidents At Hamilton
Weekend traffic crashes in Hamilton and nearby injured nine people including two children. A head on collision on Millville Ave involving Guy Compton and Charles Gray left multiple injuries while Gray claimed wet streets and blinding headlights caused the crash. Drunken driving charges faced Thomas Christopher after a traffic flare was run over. A separate crash on Princeton Pike injured three wedding party riders Steve Hupka Mary Bailey and Bettie Mays as their car overturned near four miles east of Hamilton. Additional minor injuries occurred when Harliss Farthing and Caroline Graves were hurt in separate roadside incidents involving a bus and a collision with a car respectively.
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Millville Ave
Guy Compton
Laura Compston
Charles Gray
North E St
Florence Gray
Gray
Compton
Thomas Christopher
Puthoff St
Princeton Pike
Steve Hupka
Cleveland
Mary R. Bailey
Charles St
Middletown
Bettie Mays
Louis Fritz
Fritz
Hupka
Harliss Farthing
Lee Ave
Mose Anglia
Shuler Ave
Grand Blvd
Mrs Willkie Hurt In Crash Near Cambridge Quebec
Edith Willkie 58 and her son Phillip 29 were injured when their car overturned on a slippery road during a rainstorm on U S Route 40, 22 miles east of Cambridge Quebec. Mrs Willkie had internal injuries and shock. Phillip suffered throat bruises. They were hospitalized at St Francis hospital with Edith listed as very satisfactory. Edith is widow of Wendell L Willkie.
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Edith Willkie
Phillip
St. Francis Hospital
Willkie
Neitune
Here
Willkies
Washington, D. C
Rushville
Ind
Wendell L. Willkie
GOP
Senator James Murdock Dies in Ontario at 77
Senator James Murdock, 77, who represented Ontario in the Canadian Senate since 1930, died yesterday. He served as minister of labor and was a former vice president of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen.
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Ontario
James Murdock
Canadian Senate
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Stringed Instrument Crossword Clues Set
A compact crossword style clue list with horizontal and vertical entries covering stringed instruments and common terms such as stoat venerate long sleep enchantress and symbols ruthenium victory in europe and more. Includes both cross referencing definitions and simple synonyms suitable for a word puzzle.
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Europe
Lads try to defend girls. one killed another wounded
In Ontario a Buffalo youth was slain and another wounded while defending two girls at a moonlit Pleasant Beach picnic. Police hold George Szendry, 28, of Humberstone, Ont., for murder as details reveal a gunman demanded the girls, shot Snetsky, wounded Joseph, then attempted to abduct Lydia Luisi and Geraldine Fiorito before fleeing. Joseph drove for help, Szendry found in an empty cottage nearby.
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Ontario
Buffalo
N. Y
George Szendry
Humberstone
Ont
Harold Snetzky
Richard Joseph
Snetsky
Joseph
Lydia Luisi
Geraldine Fiorito
Lonely Pleasant Beach
Lake Erie
Snetzky
One Fifteen Wins Frog Jump at Angels Camp
A Calaveras County frog named One Fifteen won the Bret Harte Frog Jumping Corp. event with a 13 feet 6 inch leap, earning $200 for Angels Camp High School. The story references a famed tale of Smiley and a malicious wager.
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Cal
Calaveras County
Angels Creek
Mark Twain
Bret Harte
Angels Camp High Schools
Theater Rule Blocks Princess Movie at Home
London AP reports the Labor Government will not issue licenses for home use of materials for a private cinema at Princess Elizabeth’s new residence Clarence House in London. Home theater plans are barred but decoration proceeds. the couple plans to move with Prince Charles at month end.
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Elizabeth
Labor
Clarence House
West End
Duke of Edinburgh
Prince Charles
Man Released In Accidental Child's Death
LAS VEGAS AP A military policeman Corporal Charlie Dean Allen 23 of Monroe Louisiana was freed on his own recognizance after questioning in an accidental shooting death of his 10 month old daughter Carolyn in their Las Vegas hotel room The infant died at a hospital about 45 minutes after the weapon a 45 caliber pistol went off while Allen was placing a shell in it The mother Kuni Agnes 22 corroborated his account no charges were filed and an inquest was planned Police said Allen was distraught and wept as he recounted the incident
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Nev
Corp
Charlie Dean Allen
Monroe
Dist
Robert Jones
Allen
Jones
Kuni Agnes
Carolyn
Mrs. Allen
Roy K. Perrish
Perrish
Frog racing thrills 5000 fans on grassy hillside
Dan'l and One Fifteen compete as Robert Leonard narrates a lively event. One Fifteen leaps through the air like a doughnut while T.W.A. finishes a close second, described as solid as mud. The crowd of about 5,000 watched the whimsical race.
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Robert Leonard
Dan’l
T.W.A
Fifeen
Dan'l
Outlaws Fire On Italian Policemen
In Palermo Sicily AP reports eight of about 5,000 policemen hunting bandit Salvatore Giuliano were wounded by machine gun fire in three days of raids. Two were critically hurt yesterday three miles west of Palermo and six more on the return trip. The government says Giuliano has peasant support. Rome's Communist paper accuses him as landlord agents and calls for Interior Minister Scelba to resign.
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Palmermo
Sicily
Salvatore Giuliano
Palermo
Giuliano
Rome
L’'Unita
Mario Scelba
Red Suspects Arrested After Madrid Bombings
In Madrid police rounded up suspected Reds after bombs struck three Latin American consulates Bolivia Brazil and Peru with no injuries The blasts aimed at consulates tied to a UN resolution on restoring foreign ambassadors to Madrid The attacks precede renewed debate on Spain diplomacy and followed a 25 16 committee vote on the Peru Bolivia Brazil Colombia backed proposal
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Madrid
Barcelona
United Nations Assembly
Spain
Peru
Bolivia
Brazil
Colombia
Assembly
Comedian Joe E Brown Treated For Back Injury
Toledo AP reports comedian Joe E Brown was treated for a back injury after a fall on stage during a pantomime in Toledo. He reinjured a back fractured in 1939 and was not yet released as doctors evaluated recovery amid tour plans to move next to Buffalo. Lake Geneva’s water level this year marked its lowest in a century.
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Elmer the Great
Hollywood
Brown
Harvey
Buffalo
Lake Geneva
Switzerland
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