Last man to drive a car in Manhattan without a permit
Editorial notes George Horn, a 31 year old ibway motorman, as the first to pass through New York’s Brooklyn Manhattan tunnel and recalls his historic runs through the Lincoln tunnel and other transit milestones. The piece raises city traffic concerns and hints he may one day be the last nonessential driver in downtown Manhattan.
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Brooklyn- Manhattan
Ibway
George Horn
Horn
Lincoln Tunnel
New Jersey
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Smuts Birthday Dampened by South African Government
The long-time South African prime minister Jan Christian Smuts, once a symbol of his nation, turns 80 but the extreme rightist government curtails tributes. Observers say such restraint signals government weakness and risks drawing world scrutiny to a figure admired by many statesmen worldwide.
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South Africa
Jan Christian Smuts
Smuts
Winston Churchill
Britain
S S Independence Returns To Postwar Passenger Shipbuilding
The U S has launched its first postwar passenger liner the S S Independence ending 11 years of inactivity in luxury vessel building at Quincy Massachusetts Its sister ship the Constitution will be launched this September Four other liners are under construction including a 70000000 grant to compete with Britain s Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth but no further vessels are planned for now The piece notes America has less capacity than before the war for troop transport and urges expansion of the domestic passenger fleet to meet security needs.
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S. S. Independence
Quincy
Mass
Independence
Britain
America
Senate in recess as committee seeks price support funds
Senate recessed until Monday as House Conference Committee pushes for agreement on a bill authorizing additional price support funds. committee session noted at 8 30 a m CST.
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Senate
Senate House Conference Committee
House Adjourned Until Monday in Washington
Yesterday in Washington the Senate agreed to vote on shelving an extension of rent controls after a 12 hour filibuster led by Senator Cain. Senator Knowland pressed Congress to obtain President Truman’s release of James V. Forrestal’s diary for information on the Amerasia case. Banking Subcommittee heard of a firm official linked to a $400 000 RFC loan.
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Washington
Senate
Cain
Dairy Cattle and Miscellaneous Crossword Clues
A list of crossword style clues and numbers covering dairy cattle breeds plus various vocabulary entries from 1 to 51 with definitions and cross references in a mixed topic puzzle layout. The reader encounters terms for animals, colors, actions, and alphanumeric hints likely forming a themed grid solution.
Wartime chrome ore mine in Bear Tooth Mountains described
Mackenzie’s column recalls a 1942 wartime venture in Montana’s Bear Tooth Range. From Columbus, engineer Fred Hills, and crews hauled ore up 8000 foot peaks to a newly ordered mill. Despite delays, motors flown from Chicago arrived by 6:30 a.m. March 1, and the mill began operation at 3:30 p.m. with hot coffee to the workers.
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Sigrid Arneav
DeWitt MackKensie
Bear Tooth
Montana
Columbus, Mont
Fred Hills
All America
Bear Tooth Creek
Fred Gaethke
Washington
Schenectady
Chicago
Columbus
Abundant Living and Disciplined Living Sermon Notes
A devotional dialogue on disciplined living guiding believers to center on Christ. It outlines seven steps: fix the absolute in Christ, discipline the self first, tackle the hardest habit, avoid gradual tapering, make habits allies, cultivate constructive soils, and forbid exceptions. Ends with a prayer and copyright notice.
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Christ
Jesus
Ife
Return Anything You Borrow, Even Small Items
A neighborly guide stresses returning borrowed items no matter their value. It argues the fairness of repayment builds trust and prevents hard feelings over minor favors.
Government wrestles with huge dairy stockpile in Washington
Washington report from June 10 states the Agriculture Department holds about 125 million dollars in butter cheese and dried milk as the top farming issue. The government must decide how to dispose of or utilize the mounting dairy reserves amid mounting surplus concerns.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Government buys large food surplus under farm price support
The Department plans to buy more butter dried milk and cheese under the price support program. Sales to private buyers are limited as regular markets offer lower prices, so the government will store the surplus and seek relief use at home and abroad, hoping an outlet opens before spoilage.
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