Wonder Horse Lights Path to Denny Matson’s Body
In Quincy Massachusetts District Attorney Edmund R. Dewing credited Lady Wonder the horse with guiding authorities to the four year old boy’s body found in a Pittsfield area quarry after a two year disappearance. The horse had prompted searches by spelling answers with blocks and touching letters.
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Quincy
Mass
Edmund R. Dewing
Dewing
Denny Matson
William Terrazz
Richmond
Claudia Fonda
Pittefield
Pittsfield
Masa
Terrazzi
Wilde
Matson
Lady Wonder
Stuttering in Young Children a Normal Stage
When a three or four year old stutters, parents should stay calm. Offer engaging play, limit attention to the stutter, and model clear speech. Most children outgrow it naturally. seek a psychiatrist only if the stuttering persists despite addressing home factors.
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Pamic
New Orleans Woman Succeeds as Stock Broker
Mrs. Katherine Bonner, a New Orleans mother of two, built a stock market career after learning in Atlanta. She now works at a local office and frequents the New Orleans stock exchange, aiming to inspire other women to explore finance.
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New Orleans
Katherine Bonner
Bonner
Atlanta
Stock Exchange
Gems of Thought Poem Quotes Collection 3017
A compact selection of famous poetry quotes from Chatfield Eddy Joubert Macaulay Robertson and Plato. The notes discuss poetry as music language beauty and emotional truth rather than mere factual history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Chatfield
Newly Found Jupiter Moon Defies Expected Travel Path
Astronomers led by Seth B. Nicholson announce a newly detected Jovian moon orbiting Jupiter every 700 days in an east to west route, visible only on large telescope plates. The find adds to Jupiter’s dozen moons with distances up to 20 million miles from the planet and a 14 mile waist size for the moon.
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Jupiter
Earth
Seth B. Nicholson
Mt. Wilson and
Palomar
Carnegie Institution
California Institute of Technology
Nicholson
Mt. Wilson
Mt. Palomar
Children Of Today May Visit Moon
In Dallas area remarks Dr. Hubertus Strughold of Randolph AFB says children of today may ride a 30 hour rocket to the moon, with space medicine advancing to carry passengers alive. He notes Mars has one day of all seasons and thin air akin to high altitude flight. He downplays moon inhabitants and Martian warriors, suggesting only simple life may exist there.
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Dallas
Tex
Pop
Hubertus Strughold
Randolph Air Force Base
San Antonio
Strughold
Moon
Mars
I Understand
A young man visits a rich farmer to hear how he became wealthy. The old man begins the tale but blows out the candle and says the story is long. The youth insists he understands and the scene ends with a simple moral about balance.
Seoul Struggles After War As City Recovers
Seoul battles continued hardship from war with refugees swelling and black market trade rising. Officials report 60 percent factory damage cleaned, water and power plants near prewar levels, and 60 percent of schools rebuilt after severe destruction.
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Kim Tai Sun
Seoul
Republic of Korea
Tips to extend life of cut flowers at home
Dr A P Chan of the Central Experimental Farm Ottawa offers advice to keep cut flowers longer. Use preservative, trim stems slantwise, smash woody stems, avoid heat drafts, and place in cool rooms. change water as needed and revive wilted blooms by re-cutting and cooling in a dark location.
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A. P. Chan
Central Experimental Farm
Ottawa
Bride Declared Well And Truly Married In Australian Court
Victoria state court rules a bride who fled during the ring ceremony remained lawfully wed. The husband sought divorce on desertion grounds as the couple’s nuptials collapsed when the bride threw the ring on the floor and escaped.
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Victoria
Australia
David
Quick
World Happenings Briefly Told
30 000 Dutch tulip bulbs gifted by the Netherlands to Britain will be planted in the Thames side Pleasure Gardens in London. Sweden to export streptomycin from a Stockholm area plant. Eisenhower quarters in New York cost $20 000 weekly. Canada’s Totem Theatre Vancouver marks its first birthday with 21 plays for 60 000 audience. English nurses Jean Ingleson and Anne Robinson, 26, head to Beaverlodge Hospital. Band leader Sandy Strickland, 40, collapsed after six days of nonstop piano playing. A 100 mile per hour wind tunnel is under construction by British railways for locomotive and station design tests.
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Netherlands
Britain
Thames-side
London
Canada
Totem Theatre
Vancouver
North America
Beaverlodge
Peace River District
Edmonton
Jean Ingleson
Anne Robinson
Peaverlodge
Last Drink May Be I
Chicago reports Dr. Robert G. Schmidl cites the "one for the road" as the most dangerous drink. He notes the full effect appears after driving, with about 60 minutes needed for the body to assimilate a single drink.
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Chicago
Robert G. Schmidl
U.S. National Safety Council
Furniture Arrangements Advice From a Homemaker
A homemaker sought wallpaper help and then asked for furniture tips. The piece advocates trying unconventional layouts that are convenient and attractive, noting people resist change but may rediscover usefulness after living with a new arrangement.
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M. Harrison-Gray
South
Mary Baker Eddy
Joseph Joubert
Thomas Macaulay
Frederick W. Robertson
UNS
Mary Ann Huff
van Nuys
Cal
Hank
Johnny
Bride
Sweden
Stockholm
Eisenhower
New York
Hick Scott
Pennsylvania
Sandy Strickland
Bolton
England
British Railways
Francis James
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