Grocer's Call Sparks Discovery of New Comet Pardunakov Rotbart
Washington observers wake at 2 AM after David Rotbart a grocer with amateur astronomy reports a new comet spotted from his roof balcony using 20 power binoculars. European scholar Pardunakov also claims simultaneous discovery making the object known as Comet Pardunakov Rotbart.
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The American Bonfire Of Fire Losses And Rising Costs
A historical observer laments the vast American fire losses driven by careless use of cigarettes and matches. The piece notes April losses at 52 million dollars, rising property values increasing insurance gaps, and forecasts ongoing devastation unless fire prevention improves.
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France
America
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Life-extending serum and hay fever drug hailed by researchers
A Kiev report quotes Prof. Bogomolets claiming ACS could extend normal lifespans to 150 years while warning it is not a universal elixir. In New York a hay fever drug by Dr Loewe shows about 41 percent of cases improving 70 to 90 percent, offering notable, though not universal, relief.
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Kiev
New York City
Alexander Alexandrovitch Bogomolets
W. S. Loewe
Insure With Savings Bonds During the War
The piece argues that buying government savings bonds helped win WWII and now shields the public from inflation and high living costs. It claims bonds keep capital stable while taxes fall short, and urges immediate policy actions to promote bonds as a safe insurance for present and future prosperity.
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Congress
Bevin Makes Ruhr Plan Aims at International Control
British Foreign Minister Bevin pitches a Ruhr internationalization plan to Paris ministers as a path to German reunification under European oversight. He argues safeguards to prevent Ruhr from arming Germany, notes divisions with Russia, and suggests a joint European workshop for completion of semi finished goods.
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Washington
Paris
Ernest Bevin
Ruhr
Bevin
Germany
France
Belgium
Holland
Europe
Soviet Union
East
Russia
Byrnes
Britain
Egypt
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Just Folks By Fogar A Guest
A nostalgic poem recalls a busy life and the longing to restore the cluttered hall of a past time. The speaker laments mislaid tasks and the sense of order once felt when reliving a bustling routine.
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Fogar A. Guest
Bible Thought on Walking in Truth
A short devotional note centers on 3 John 1 4 affirming joy when believers live in truth. It emphasizes faithfulness and the blessing of siblings walking in honesty and righteousness as a daily spiritual practice.
One Man's Opinion Sees War Assets Bridges Sale Opportunity
The National Maritime Union claims a one million dollar strike fund while the War Assets Administration lists two billion dollars in bridges to sell with veterans preferred bidders. The piece notes postwar perks and jokes about wartime excess including paintings moved from Germany and other quips about officials and profiteering.
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International News Bervice
National Maritime Union
War Assets Administ
Rauien
Four letter heart device to unite world souls
A columnist extols the Bible as the universal soul heart monitor. Heartbeat broadcasts from Moscow to London show contrasts between healthy and rheumatic hearts, but the true instrument is the soul. He urges reading the Bible to foster peace, brotherhood, and universal understanding.
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Moscow
London
Elise
Soviet Union
Malay Language Claim Simplified in User Note
The snippet argues Malay is among the world’s easiest languages to learn with few verbs no irregular verbs no articles no prepositions and no grammar. This line appears as a quoted claim in an Indianapolis News context.
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Indianapolis
Veterans seek on the job training in New Castle
Veterans ask about subsistence after term end and leave time for training. Public Law 16 guides GI Bill disability training, with VA contracts for disabled veterans and other veterans training at approved businesses. Local workers seek placements in carpentry, electrical, radio, and other trades, urging employers to offer jobs and support.
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eTo
New Castle
Worrell M. Jones
Lawrence
Truman car of state backs seat drivers on highways
A column likens President Truman to a driver with critics in the back seat, faulting advisers for steering policy off course. It warns of back seat guidance from figures like Hannegan Wallace Huillman Byrnes and others, urging independent judgment and unified traffic safety goals.
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Mr. Truman
Truman
Fotls
Bob Hannegan
Henry Wallace
Sidney Huillman
Jimmy Byrnes
North Carolina
Bosse
Fiyn
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Hague
New Jersey
Kelly
Chicago
Sam Rayburn
Joe Connally
Car of State
Paviente
Fairyland
The Parent Problem
The piece argues that schools stifle imagination and parental support aids creative growth. It notes a child’s scribbles or block play reflect deeper meaning, as sticks and pebbles become hills houses or garages, forming the basis of imaginative development.
Words Of Wisdom On Virtue And Vice From Addison
The excerpt contrasts virtue and vice through a reflection attributed to Addison. It notes that wisdom elevates a good man while anonymity or contempt can sully even distinguished figures. It cites that vice is infamous even in a prince, whereas virtue remains honorable in a peasant.
Etiquette Note on Rehearsal Dinner Guests
The article advises inviting only the families of the bride and groom and the bridal party to the rehearsal dinner. It notes that couples may invite a few intimate friends if they wish.
Republicans Seek Labor Vote In Runup To Elections
In Washington the GOP pushes to court labor backing for congressional races and a presidential bid two years ahead. They back anti-strike and draft-the-strikers bills while labor groups split over the approach. Bowles weighs rationing as a response to food shortages while a Moscow hooliganism case raises US tensions.
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Central Press
Washington
Congress
Truman
Claude Pepper
Florida
Voices on Postwar Struggles From United States and Britain
Atlantic City reports Gen Omar N Bradley warns veterans are at risk of postwar profit ill effects and costs. Washington notes Chester Bowles predicts meat shortages for a year plus, and warns against OPA sabotage. New York cites navy research chief on future atomic and chemical warfare. Bournemouth professor J Laski urges British and Russian leaders to embrace international socialism.
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Bowles
United States
Chester Davis
Hfe
Atlantic City
Omar N Bradley
Chester Bowles
OPA
New York
R. D. Conrad
Navy
Eng
Hearc L¢D J. Laski
Labor Party
Dally Opens World to Office Hint in Treasury Area
Fragmentary lines show Sam delaying a formal hang up of three Dally markers before the Treasury to signal a new office opening. The text mentions Rockville Indiana Republican allegiance in passing.
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Treasury
Rockville
Ind
Byrnes Calls Paris Peace Conference Defeat for Mankind
Secretary of State Byrnes warned that failure of the Paris peace talks would be a defeat for mankind. He urged Americans not to treat the June 15 meeting of the big four as a football game and emphasized that any progress benefits all. He left Washington to resume negotiations and requested continued prayer from the public.
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INS
James F. Byrnes
Paris
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