Wyoming town has lowest wind in the state
Federal writers project notes list Lander as having the lowest wind velocity in the region, with Sheridan second. The Banner post office trace and the longest Star route from Rock Creek to Eichetab, Mont., over 500 miles. Also cited are Dayton’s first woman mayor in 1951, whiskey prices, Laramie’s large plant, and Teapot Dome production records.
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Chervenne
Wyo
Federal Writers Project
Wyoming
Fec
Lander
Sheridan Dist
Banner
Prairia Dog Creek
Massacre Hill
Bozeman Trail
Rock Creek
Eichetab
Mont
United States
Susan Wissier
Dayton
Eady
Laramie
Wiliam
Westminster Abbey to Host George VI Coronation Ceremonies
The article notes Westminster Abbey in London will be closed to the public for the coronation of George VI in May with limited access in the Chapel of St Faith. It details the planned seating, the St Edward the Confessor chair and coronation chair, and recalls the abbey’s storied role in royal events including coronations and weddings.
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Washington
Westminster Abbey
London
George VI
St. Faith
National Geographic Society
George V
St. Edward's
Westminster
Edward I
Edward the Confessor
Scotland
Scone
Mary
William III
Westingster Abbey
Duke of York
Edward
Westminster School
Henry OF
Potay
Biskop
The Radiant Life by The Radiant Life
A reflective piece on why some lives emit radiance while others cast gloom. It argues inner strength explains lasting sturdiness like a rock compared to sand when storms hit, using metaphors of Pisa and Egyptian pyramids to illustrate internal foundations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisa
Egypt
Pyramids
Arnold
Wigan
Dedham Skeet Champion Leads US No. 1 Team
Fourteen-year-old Dick Shaughnessy of Dedham Massachusetts tops U S skeet shooting as the all American champion after defeating the nation’s best in Chicago. He now serves on Uncle Sam’s No. 1 team while a Boston College High sophomore.
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Dick Shaughnessy
Dedham
Mass
United States
Chicago
Uncle Sam
Boston College High
Household Hints From Betty Wells And Lucy’s Sewing Nook
Betty Wells writes on homemaking with Lucy showing a sewing corner hidden behind a cretonne screen. She details room colors, cretonne fabrics, a winged screen frame, and decorative touches plus practical tips on mops and cleaning tools for daily life.
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Lucy
Toom
Cretonne
Three-Piece Suit Stuns with Tangerine Red Outfit
A new imported woolen three-piece suit in a vivid tangerine red contrasts against dull black tones. The semiditted jacket features two-piece patch pockets arranged unusually for its pattern. A black silk crepe blouse labeled Modified shirt 2 Mme. Suzyea completes the ensemble with a signed sat.
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Suzyea
Reporter Gives Blood for Newspaper Scoop
A youthful reporter in Pittsburgh sacrifices blood for a sensational newspaper scoop. The story follows a ten year old Russell Anderson who previously faced medical procedures. The account reflects the fanatic pursuit of a dramatic frontline report amid medical hardship.
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Pittsburgh
Russell Anderson
St. Franc
Etter
White of Egg Used to Treat Hemophilia in London
A report from London details a breakthrough using egg white to control hemorrhage in hemophilia patients. Profs A A Clark and colleagues presented the finding, noting several days of treatment with potassium bromide and injections. Tests on cats by Br Temperley suggested the substance is not poisonous, supporting its potential as a therapy to manage bleeding and improve overall condition.
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London
A. A. Clark
ST Gegress
Temperley
Land Deed Shows Early Purchase by Freeman in 1672
Records reveal John Freeman and others paid Indians for 3 acres with cow calf and ax. The deed dated 26 1672 hangs in the Freeman home. land likely in Brewster or Harwich then Satucket. Governor Thomas Prince acted as real estate agent for the transaction.
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Brewster
Mess
John Freeman
Cave Cod
Freeman
Harwich
Satucket
Satha
Sactatukett
Eastham
Thomas Prince
New Plymouth
Sackerm
51-Foot Sausage Display Claims Knox County Title
Ollie Cline presented 143 inch long 51 foot sausage at Vernon Ohio, proclaiming unofficial Knox County championship among farmers who butcher their own stock. The event showcased self made product and drew local interest in agricultural merit and novelty.
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Vernon
Ollie Cline
Knox
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Charles Sughroe
U.S
George
NAVY
Hardwick
Avy
Tait
Tom Hamilton
Arnold Arnold
Halley
Betty Wells
Rose
Crippled Tools
OZ & Car Senter
Bett Wels
Budapest
Europe
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