Swede Demonstrates Clean Car Exhaust Purifier
A Swedish purifier for car exhaust nearly eliminates carbon monoxide. Official tests show emissions at one tenth of one percent, well below Sweden's 4.5 percent limit. Inventor Allan Inovius presented the device to automotive experts in Stockholm.
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Stockholm
Allan Inovius
Education chiefs face pressures in U.S. school districts
The American Association of School Administrators reports superintendents endure intense scrutiny and long hours yet express pride in their roles. The study finds most are in their late 40s, earn rising salaries, and hold master’s degrees, with few women among respondents.
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American Association of School Administrators
AASA
Forrest E. Conner
Big City
Conner
United States
Baltimore
Today in history highlights August 25 1971 Paris liberation
On this date many events are noted including the 1944 Allied liberation of Paris and earlier episodes such as 1689 Iroquois attack on Montreal 1718 French settlers founding New Orleans 1828 Uruguay independence 1941 invasion of Iran 1942 Duke of Kent death 1950 railroad seizure 1961 Brasilia politics 1966 Geneva disarmament talks 1969 Vatican welcome of Bishop Walsh after imprisonment in China.
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Paris
Montreal
New Orleans
Urugua
Spain
Iran
Britain
George VI
Duke of Kent
Iceland
U.S
James Quadros
Brazil
Congress
Geneva
Vatican
Paul VI
James Walsh
China
Murders in New York City Rise in First Half of 1971
New York City logged 714 killings in the first six months of 1971 versus 548 in the same period of 1970. The rise means about four people mowed down per day.
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New York City
Space Available: Acres per Person Highlighted
A commentator notes there are 11 acres for every U.S. resident, yet most people live within a few square yards, underscoring extreme land use contrasts and density in modern life.
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United States
Cotton Crusaders Seek Associate Members In Pecos Texas
Kathleen Robertson notes the Cotton Crusaders invite merchants and professionals to join as associate members with a $5 annual dues. Lists current members including City Gin Co Inc and West Texas Production Credit Assoc, and urges support for cotton products and local gins’ economic impact in Pecos. mentions 1968 Texas cotton industry values and local payrolls to illustrate economic importance.
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Kathleen Robertson
Cotton Crusaders
City Gin
Peaches Beauty Shop
Williams Department Store
Hughes- Johnson Insurance Agency
Sw16
West Texas Production Credit Asso
Pecos Tractor and Picker Service
City Gin Co., Inc
Valley Motors
Powell and Son
Smith Brothers
Bigham Gin Machinery
Lubbock
Red Barn Chemicals
Security State Bank
First National Bank
Crescent Jewelers
Dyer & Sons Pest Control
Leader Hardware
Producers Insurance Co
Ernestines
Brownlee Hardware
Slack Engineering
Hawks
P. O
Pecos
Texas
Texas Cotton Ginner’s Association
Cotton Economic Research
University of Texas At Austin
William Harris
Reeves County
The Best Things In Life Are Free In The End
Betty Canary reflects on wealth and happiness through quotes from Fitzgerald and Hemingway. She contrasts rich life access with simple joys such as sunshine and rain scented apples, noting the public doubt when words like free are spoken in a store. The piece concludes with a child’s refrain that the best things are free.
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Scott Fitzgerald
Ernest Hemingway
Hemingway
Fitzgerald
Charlie
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