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N A Bulganin named deputy prime minister of Russia. A Pennsylvania doctor melted 3 000 snow buckets to recover a diamond ring. Oakland surgeons remove a swallowed toothbrush from John Mayher. London raises ceiling price on perambulators by 1 16 pounds. Saskatoon airport project seen done by July 1. China Siam air service stamps announced. Lurgan factory expands to 60 000 square feet with 800 workers. Japan reports rising suicides by stepping in front of trains. 1 241 cases, 970 fatal.
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Pennsylvania
Delegates Amused When Names Called at Moscow Meeting
Big Four conference delegates at Moscow laughed when the military sub committee list for the Austrian treaty was announced. Names included Col. Francis H. Oxx United States Colonel Chikin Russia Brig. Arthur Dove Britain and General Perruche France. Around 95 percent of North American rivers flow south or into southbound streams.
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Moscow
Col
Francis H.oxx
United States
Chikin
Russia
Arthur Dove
Britain
General Perruche
Parakeet
France
China aims to expand ship fleet under two-year rehab plan
China plans to raise its merchant fleet to 2 to 3 million tons by 1949 through new building purchases abroad reparations and salvage. The program foresees 700000 tons this year to replace withdrawn foreign tonnage and about 530000 tons in reparations from Japan. A second phase targets 500000 to 1000000 tons of large oceangoing freighters with a new Shanghai dockyard to be built in Woosung over three years.
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China
United States
Canada
Shanghai
Japan
Chow Mou-Pak
National Resources Commission
Woosung
Shanghai Harbor
New dry battery touted for atomic age by National Carbon
The National Carbon Company in New York announced a new dry battery designed for the atomic age. The compact unit delivers 500 volts while fitting in the palm of a hand, aimed at warning people of dangerous radioactive rays.
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National Carbon Company
New York
Crossword Puzzle Clue List Mixed with Miscellany
The page presents a crossword style grid with horizontal and vertical clues includingAtmospheric condition Mistake Prohibit Exist Prepared Guide s high note Negligent Wooden pits To check Initials of 26th President Pinfall duck Speck Ireland Genus of grass Makes financial amends Neuter pronoun Mate offering Bear part of vessel Near Able Southwestern Indian Silkworm Distress call To Dox To perform Keen Small waterway Merited Afternoon party Consecrated person Man s name Jogs Scottish cap Distant Native metal Precious store Gaelic Citizens Egyptian court Moving Exists Lass Ether Fish eggs Newt Shovel Note of scale
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Ireland
Denmark Defends Greenland Kept From U.S. Presence
Danish Foreign Minister Gustaf Rasmussen told Parliament that Denmark will never give up Greenland and aims to remove Americans from the island. He said the government expects the U.S. force presence to end in the not too remote future.
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Copenhagen
Gustaf Rasmussen
Denmark
Greenland
Canadian prices shock in Brochet grocery
The item notes extreme costs in Brochet Manitoba with bread at three loaves for 1 dollar sugar at 50 cents a pound apples five for 1 dollar butter 75 cents a pound oranges 10 cents each and flour 6 dollars per hundredweight challenging the average Canadian housewife.
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Brochet
Manitoba
Physicians in Canada number 11901 in 1846
The government reported 11 901 physicians in Canada on July 1 1846 with regional totals: Prince Edward Island 74 Nova Scotia 492 New Brunswick 283 Quebec 3334 Ontario 4752 Manitoba 706 Saskatchewan 562 Alberta 676 and British Columbia 1012. Over the next five years 3004 medical students are expected to graduate including 387 this year 568 in 1948 640 in 1949 662 in 1950 and 747 in 1951.
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Canada
F. D. Shaw
Acadia
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Quebec
Ontario
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Hunger tops love for Tokyo women in poll
A Tokyo poll of 506 single women 18 to 26 finds hunger influences marriage desires more than romance. Most seek husbands with money to buy anything, including black market goods, suggesting economic need outweighs love.
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Tokyo
Japan
Baked Fish Recipes For Dinner Centerpiece
Simple guide to baking whole fish with a paprika glaze, stuffed and roasted 30 to 40 minutes in a hot oven until browned. Includes a stuffing mix with bread crumbs cereal parsley onion and lemon and yields for a 3 to 4 pound fish.
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Commons
Saskatoon
China- Siam Air Service
Lurgan
Northern Ireland
North America
CME
Nanking
South Seas
By Fred Neker
By William Ferguson
Tarifas
Tangiers
Herb Miller
Margarita
Little Reggie
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Chuck Thurston
Tiro Park
Ater
Lei Carrol
Sam
FIM
Martha Parke Firestone
Harvey S. Firestone
William C. Ford
Edsel Ford
Henry Ford
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