Germany First to Install Planetarium 26 in World
After 12 years of experiments the first planetarium was completed and installed in 1925 in Jena Germany says Collier s By the beginning of the war 25 other cities had purchased one of these instruments which reproduces in light images the position and motion of celestial bodies Of the 26 installations 12 were in Germany two each in Italy and Japan one in Austria Denmark France Russia and Sweden and five in the United States in Philadelphia Los Angeles New York Chicago and Pittsburgh
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Veteran and serviceman family problems weekly noted
Editor's note explains this Washington Bureau column will answer reader questions about veteran and serviceman family issues. Questions go to the Bureau at 1616 Eye Street, Washington, D.C., with replies appearing in later columns.
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Veterans' citizenship rule aids war era aliens
The 1942 war powers act allows about 10001 veterans who served before December 25 1915 to apply for quick citizenship with a Dec 31 1942 deadline. They may skip declaration of intention and residence requirements and must contact nearest immigration service or VA office for guidance.
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Radio and Film Stars Highlight Hollywood Trends
Ann Todd’s debut on This Is Hollywood unsettled her but she recovered on CBS with upbeat readings. The piece notes Ray Milland and Cary Grant in new projects, Milton Bacon’s CBS morning segment Time to Read, and Don Ameche hosting the fourth year of Two Hours of Sunshine. It lists Greta Garbo declining a network drama, and mentions Gene Autry near baseball and Joan Fontaine’s second Hollywood Players appearance.
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Fertilizer Debate Draws in Public and Private Sectors
Washington bureau reports a heated debate over fertilizer production involving government policy and industry leaders. Maurice Lockwood, president of a major fertilizer association, argues for private enterprise and cautions against federal intrusion while calls for better packaging labeling and distribution emerge as key reform themes.
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Fragmented OCR Biennial Atlas of Names and Figures
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