The Fairy King and a Priest in Treland Folktale
An old woman living alone near rugged hills is saved from death by fairy retribution. A kind priest visits the fairy king in a marble castle, drops his holy water, and plants flowers before the poor woman. The hullybacks vanish and the old woman recovers the same day.
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British Physician Lady Florey Visits San Antonio Hospital
Lady Mary H Florey English physician pioneer in penicillin visits Arrooke Central Hospital for a three month tour of American cities under the Lasker foundation. She studies infection control and surgical research as part of her first U S trip. Her husband guided penicillin development and war work to boost production for Allied armies. In 1941 42 she used the drug clinically on a scale to show its value against infections.
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Treasury Has Billion Dollar Federal Surplus
The Truman administration posts a near one billion dollar surplus for the fiscal year ending next Monday, the first federal surplus in 17 years and possibly the largest in U.S. history. The surplus stood at 987 million on June 23, credited to budget balance and cuts in already appropriated spending. Credit also goes to American business for reconverting industry from wartime to peacetime after 1946.
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62 000 Oil U S Payroll Cuts After July Fourth
Rep Taber discloses 62 000 government workers to be discharged as non status war service staff. He notes 90 000 non status workers will drop to about 43 000, including junior professional assistants in Archives Economics Statistics Geography Mathematics and Chemistry. He argues the New Deal kept them on payrolls too long and there are no jobs for all.
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Court Upholds Priest's Conviction
Chicago report states the Milwaukee Appetite court upheld the conviction of radio priest Terminiello for disorderly conduct. The Roman Catholic clergyman from Alabama faced a fine of 500 dollars after a lengthy suspension, accused of inciting a riot and breach of reverence.
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World’s smallest automobile appears in Osaka
In Osaka on June 26 a very small two wheeled style car debuts weighing 1530 pounds with space for one passenger and a top speed around 17 mph powered by 112 horsepower. This odd contraption showcases a unique micro vehicle concept from Japan.
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