Queen Frederika of Greece Is Popular in Athens
BRUSSELS The article portrays Queen Frederika as a highly influential and intelligent figure in Athens. It notes her discreet advisory role to King Paul and other officials, her broad political knowledge, and her popularity among Athenians and UN aid officials.
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Frederika
Greece
Ross Munro
Brussels
Athens
Ingrid Bergman
Paul
Royal
George II
George
United Nations
Victoria
Cairo
England
Top Reich Secrets Now Sell Cheaply
Booklets on German industrial secrets, produced after years of research, are available in London for six pence and 15 shillings. British experts studied more than 10,000 factories and compiled material from German patent offices and plants. Britain and the United States share data. microfilm shipments and a large photostat library at BLOS offices support industrial research.
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His Majesty's Stationery Office
London
U.S
Germany
France
Britain
Florida Claims Stamp on Historic East Coast City
Florida, the last state developed east of the Mississippi, includes St. Augustine, recognized as the United States' oldest city with European origins.
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Florida
Mississippi River
St. Augustine
United States
Inhaled Penicillin Change by Rochester Doctors
Rochester doctors taplin and Bryan perfect a penicillin delivery by inhalation rather than injections. The dust form enables deeper blood concentrations for up to 24 hours and may replace eight injections per dose. The method uses a small atomizer style device creating a visible smoke-like cloud.
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Rochester
N.Y
University of Rochester Medical School
George W. Taplin
Fred A. Bryan
Proper Way To Take Sun-Baths
Sunshine, taken in proper doses, improves health. Sun-baths should be brief at first ten minutes the first day, fifteen the second and so on. It takes sixteen days to safely suntan a child. Burns should be treated like burns from any other source. Avoid poison ivy. Exposed people should lather with soap suds, rinse and repeat. Soothing lotions and hot compresses are standard.
Very Fair Ruling on Blinding Headlights and Negligence
Texas courts held a motorist blinded by approaching headlights must anticipate objects in the path. If vision is lost, the driver should slow or stop until sight returns. failing to do so and hitting an object is deemed the driver’s fault. The ruling emphasizes personal duty and prudent driving.
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Texas
Success at Last in a Humourous Domestic Reveal
In a staged escape of sentiment two lovers reveal plans as a clock marks eight. Jeannette reacts with relief and a vow to burn old letters. The woman declares she will marry her beloved, ending years of affectionate but fraught behavior.
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Jeannette
Peach symbolism and wedding timing in Chinese tradition
The peach is described as a symbol of marriage in China. Chinese belief holds the most auspicious time for marriage is in spring or the second moon when the peach tree blossoms.
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China
Makes Hobby Of Studying Hobbies
Edwin A. Rowlands of Pittsburgh surveys odd pursuits across the country. A Rehoboth Beach man trains roosters to skate, charging 25 cents to view military formations in his yard. A Du Bois girl profits by soothing crying babies for 50 cents a time, while a Minnesota doctor handcrafts violins used by five major orchestras. A nurse makes catup bottle sprinklers at 50 cents each, with 726 orders. Rowlands collects autographs, including Man o War hoofprints and Admiral Byrd’s lead dog paws, totaling 3 071.
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Edwin A. Rowlands
Pittsburgh
Rehoboth Beach
Del
du Bois
Minnesota
Rowlands
Ginger
Admiral Byrd
South Pole
Australian Girls Earn Less Than Canadians
Australian business girls earn less on average than Canadian counterparts, yet appear happier and less pressured by fashion and advertising. Many live with parents due to wages, and wages for skilled and semi skilled positions are cited, with nurses and office workers earning notably lower pay.
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Leone Kirkwood
Sydney
Australia
Sydney Daily Telegraph
Bach
Philadelphia Outmoded Laws Still On The Books
A survey notes archaic Philadelphia statutes remain in force. Public drinking and refusal to go home could land a offender in stocks with a fine of one shilling six pence. Other rules penalize bone boiling in certain wards and fines for ferries blocking shallops. Stray sheep notice requires advertisement in the Gazette, which ceased in 1840.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Gazette
The
Gazette
No doubt about the neighbors opinion
A Seattle firm’s credit department failed to collect from an account in northern Washington. A letter asked Mr Jones what his neighbors would think if the car were repossessed. A week later the reply claimed neighbors would think it a lousy trick.
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Credit Department
Seattle
Washington
Mr. Jones
Lester Jones
Wild Plant Serphunja Hints Diabetes Cure in Tests
In New Delhi researchers report promising Delhi tests of Serphunja or Tephrosia Valosa a wild plant long used by Indian indigenous doctors. The oral drug could cost far less than insulin and expand treatment in India and Asia.
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New Delhi
India
Delhi
Asia
Shipyards Regional Output Tops Two Million Tons
Lloyds register of shipping shows Great Britain and Northern Ireland shipyards constructing over 2 006 000 tons of merchant vessels, amounting to 54 3 percent of the world total.
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Great Britain
Northern Ireland
Lloyd's Register of Shipping
San Francisco to test new cancer treatments at $250000 lab
In San Francisco a $250000 cancer laboratory will open by midsummer, run by the University of California and the US Public Health Service. It will test new anti cancer agents on human volunteers to study causes as well as cures, using over 30 staff and devices including electronic and mechanical systems.
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San Francisco
Michael Shimkin
University of California
US Public Health Service
The
Health Agency
Shimkin
Newest doormat offers automatic mushroom grower service
Frank Carnahan, a mushroom grower from New Philadelphia Ohio, has patented an automatic doormat that wipes shoes, rings the doorbell, and turns on the porch light. He hopes the device cuts dirt entering his mushroom factory.
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New
Philadelphia
Frank Carnahan
Carnahan
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