Lost items on local street cars prompt readers to claim
Dispatcher McKee notes books from the Bible to Remembrance of Holy Communion found on Pennsylvania Ohio Electric cars. He cites umbrellas and false teeth as common losses with most items returned after owners prove ownership. All found articles must be identified before presentation to claimants.
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Copper use in U S radio sets reaches six million pounds
A survey by the Copper and Brass Research Association shows six million pounds of copper consumed in the United States for about 2 500 000 radio sets in use. The finding highlights copper demand in the growing radio industry.
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Rapid rise in radio sets to match cars and telephones
The association predicted radio use would grow quickly to equal current automobile and telephone numbers within five years, driving annual copper consumption to about 5,009,000 pounds.
London Hotels Deny Full Occupancy Claims
London hotel proprietors reject U S reports that city hotels are jammed and say capacity can expand easily. Richmond Temple of the Savoy group says hotels are not full and prices remain at last year’s levels.
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Baby Lives After Its Extra Head Is Cut Off
Sumter South Carolina June 13 A three weeks old infant in a local hospital survived after an operation to remove an extra head. The baby’s condition is described as getting along.
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Child Recovers After Removal Of Extra Head At Birth
A newborn with an extra head at the base of the spine was taken to a hospital after birth. Doctors removed the extra head, calling the operation near miraculous as the child recovers. The remaining body develops normally and is expected to become healthy.
Navy falls short as Burns resigns amid warning on war
The navy is deemed inadequate and Burns has resigned. A plea unfolds for avoiding a rapid second war, with concern voiced that ongoing tensions could force conflict soon.
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Toasted Butter Slices with Toothpick Skewers
Roll thin buttered bread slices and secure with toothpicks. Toast on a baking sheet until golden brown and crisp.
Caveman Lover Gets Six Months In Prison
Hy man Warsaw of Linden was sentenced to six months in the penitentiary by Judge Bottner in Newark for assault and battery after embracing a woman on a jitney bus against her will. Police arrested him after passengers complained and a disorderly conduct charge was amended.
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