German Aviation Medicine Set for U S Press Publication
A two volume work titled German Aviation Medicine World War I, translating and editing by the School of Aviation Medicine at Randolph Field, will be released by the U S Government Printing Office. Fifty seven German authors contributed, with projects continuing postwar.
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Aviation Medicine
Olis O. Benson
Dra. Hubertus Strughold
Monrad J. Buettner
Kurt Kramer
Ulrich C. Luft
Werner K. Noell
Sieinrich W. Rose
Ingeborg Suilmidt
Siegfried J. Geratnewohl
Henng Haber
Abraham G. Aingel
Johannes W. Trast
Konrad Schaefer
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Cellist Casals Performs Publicly in Prades After 1945 Silence
In Prades France last night Pablo Casals, world renowned cellist, gave a public concert for the first time since 1945. The event honored the 200th anniversary of Bach’s influence. The festival in the town featured Carl Calgé How Weed teaching in self imposed exile for 11 years.
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Rayon Plant Dispute Ends in Uncertainty at Enka
Morristown Tenn June 3 Hope for an early settlement of a month old strike at the American Enka rayon plant seemed remote today after a government conference broke up when a CIO union questioned the right of the striking CIO to represent the Enka workers.
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Gold Brick Scam Shakes City Markets
New York report says three men were arrested for selling fake gold bricks to investors amid a brisk but risky market. Authorities say the scheme aimed to flood the foreign exchange with counterfeit bricks as part of a plot to destabilize the currency.
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