Changes From Man To Woman Christine Jorgensen News
Christine Jorgensen, a 26 year old from New York, told a reporter she is now a woman after sex change operations in Denmark. Doctors secrecy surrounds her case as she prepares to return to the United States and continue color photography training.
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George Jorgensen, Jr
New York
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Miss Jorgensen
United States
Christian Hamburger
New York Daily News
Fort Dix
George, Jr
California
Denmark
Hamburger
Jorgensen
Eugenie Anderson
U.S
U.S. Army
Veterans Administration and Immigration
Lily Fibes
Germany
Elizabeth Forbes-Sempill
Ewan Forbes-Sempill
English Gypsies Preserve Centuries of Life in Britain
A Kent County survey finds British Gypsies retain language and nomadic caravans for centuries more. They winterly settle, rely on fortune telling and seasonal work, hawking and trade, and largely ignore laws. Strong pride marks their race and language amid prejudice.
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London
Britain
Kent
Household Care Tips From Old Notebook
Helpful hints describe handling water proofing shoes with castor oil and removing fruit stains with glycerine. Methods include stiffening rugs with glue solution, and concealing wood scratches using tincture of totine followed by furniture polish.
Quick Canadian Quiz Answers
The only ship to navigate the Northwest Passage both east to west and west to east was the HMS Erebus. Canadians spend more per capita on food than taxes. About a third of forest fires are caused by humans. Canada’s top importer from Canada is the United States while Canada’s top supplier to Canada is China. From 1941 to 1951 Newfoundland and Labrador experienced a population decrease.
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Northwest Passage
Canada
Silent Night Birthplace in Tyrolean Alps
The text recounts how 1818 in Oberndorf Austria Father Joseph Mohr and Franz Gruber created Silent Night Holy Night. It shares how the hymn spread from the Tyrolean mountains to world fame after Gruber’s melody tests in 1819 and its 1842 printing as The Tyrolese Song.
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Austrian Alps
Tyro
Oberndorf
Austria
Father Joseph Mohr
Franz Gruber
Mohr
Jesus
Gruber
Gray Little Mount
Tyrol
Tyrolean Alps
New Alfalfa Varieties Prove Drought Tough Across Regions
Wildly spreading Nomad alfalfa thrives in low rainfall Oregon pastures and Nebraskan dry land. Stafford alfalfa resists drought wind and grasshoppers, boosting abandoned farms. Southern reseeding crimson clover renews grasslands while hardy winter kudzu in New York extends far north. Experiments push soil-building crops to restore organic matter and farm income.
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Oregon
Nebraska
Stafford
Rockland County
N.Y
Aerial Survey Of Sask Moose Population Begun
Prince Albert reports Saskatchewan game branch has started an aerial survey of northern moose in winter conditions to inform management. The count, led by E. L. Paynter, aims to assess total population and potential limited open seasons within two to three years. A Stinson aircraft and crew mapped sightings from Green Lake area.
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Prince Albert
Saskatchewan
E. L. Paynter
Paynter
Fur Advisory Council
Mr. Paynter
Green Lake
Stuart Miller
Saskatchewan Government Airways
Stinson
Bruce Shannon
Charles Arnault
Shannon
Youth Leads Farm's Bright Future With World Wheat Titles
A 19-year-old Ronald Leonhardt of Drumheller Alberta won the world's wheat championship at the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto. Following earlier youths Howard Roeppel and Ricky Sharp, the 4 H Club helps farm youth see farming as a life and business, now totaling about 60 000 members nationwide.
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Ronald Leonhardt
Drumheller
Alta
Toronto
Alberta
Howard Roeppel
Ricky Sharp
the Royal
Ridgetown
Ont
Daniel Clunis
Canada
Young Leonhardt
Roeppel
Sharp
Cold May Signal Heart Trouble in Young Adults
Denver report notes lingering colds or infections such as sore throat and pneumonia may indicate myocarditis, an inflammation of heart muscle. Doctors Mischa Lustok Juels Chase and Joseph M Lubitz warn 45 young patients showed more illness, slower recovery, or unexplained heart findings. Early detection and treatment aid full recovery but unchecked disease can severely weaken the heart.
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Denver
Cole
Mischa Jlustok
Juels Chase
Joseph M. Lubitz
Marquette University School of Medicine
American Medical Association
Smile Of The Week Snippet Prompts Dark Joke
A voice from the smoking car quips about marriage and violence. The remark notes a man who, after ten years without kissing his wife, shoots a man who kissed her. The line hints at humor mingled with grim consequences.
Answers to Quick Quiz from the editors of Quick Canadian Facts
A compact fact set notes quiz results: Saskatchewan as the answer for five, with higher figures for visitor activity in the bush. The St. Roch is named as the RCMP schooner. Brazil is Canada’s top buyer and Venezuela is Canada’s largest seller. Taxes exceed food by almost double.
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St. Roch
Brazil
Canada
Venezuela
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