Skin clues point to occupation say Boston doctors
Boston university dermatologist Dr. Francesco Ronchese claims skin features such as calluses stains and even odors reveal a person s job. From fighters cauliflower ears to jewelers palm callus and bricklayers missing fingerprints the study links marks to trades offering aid in amnesia or unidentified dead cases.
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Francesco Ronchese
Boston University School of Medicine
Ronchese
Dog Hero Guarded Body After Rescue Attempt
In Chattanooga Tennessee Corky the Boston bull dog saved his mistress Eliza beth Ray 77 from Chickamauga creek, swimming a quarter mile to reach her. He pulled her to shore but she died and the dog remained at her side four hours, holding a sapling with his left forepaw to keep the current away until help arrived.
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Elizabeth Ray
Corky
Boston
Ray
Chickamauga Creek
Oak Park proposal to buy meters ends meters plan
Ellis Denny of the Oak Park chamber urged the village board to purchase parking meters to fund new parking lots so that meters could be eliminated.
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Oak Park, Ill
Ellis Denny
Oak Park
Uncle Sam Benefits As Wretched Poor in Pierre SD
For nine years the U.S. Treasury through the dead letter office has gained $1 yearly from an anonymous Santa who sends gifts to The Wretched Poor Pierre S D. Postmaster R Bagby urges the donor to give to a worthy charity instead and mail from Onida SD.
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Onida
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Colorado airport system needs six million for growth
A Colorado Aeronautics commission survey calls for about six million dollars to build an adequate statewide airport system outside Denver area by 1955 to serve more than 4,000 Coloradans aircraft. Henry B. Moore notes engineers visited most airports and towns above 750 population. 157 towns under 1,000 have 44 landing areas, etc. Special services in Minneapolis dedicate a two seat plane for youth work. private fliers push aviation development in rural cities. Jet fighter XF2R-1 tested as navy propeller gas turbine. The national airport show, rescheduled for November 4-7 in Cleveland, will cover all phases of aviation.
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Pueblo
Colorado Spring
Grand Junction
Colorado Aeronautics Commission
Henry B. Moore
Colorado University Bureau of Research
First Baptist Church of
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Navy
National Airport Show and Institute
Cleveland
Frederick C. Crawford
Air Foundation
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National Aeronautics Association
Fear of mineral shortage spurs debate in Congress
Western Newspaper Union reports President Truman warned of a looming mineral have not in a national defense context. The piece notes experts say shortages are limited to tin and nickel, while oil remains abundant with estimates of 1,000 years of supply. It outlines tariff policy debates and Republican responses led by Senator George Malone and proposed SEC reforms to mining ventures.
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Nevada
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Ickes
Croesus
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George Malone
Industrial West
Public Lands
Commission
China
United States
SEC
Picturesque miniature village depicts America’s history
Laurence Gieringer built Roadside America in Pennsylvania a grand display of lighted houses and historic scenes. From a boy’s mountaintop dream grew a sprawling exhibit using scrap materials, with three sections of early settlers Pennsylvania 1900s and modern scenes.
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Laurence Gieringer
Pennsylvania
Gieringer
Roadside America
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Fairfield
Circuit Rider Travels 954 Miles Weekly To Reach Parish
The Rev. E. V. Johnson a 33 year old former army chaplain preaches to his Locust Grove Tex congregation while studying at Central Baptist Theological Seminary in Kansas City. He travels 954 miles weekly by train to reach Canadian Texas and back with his wife and two children awaiting him. He aims to build a church in Locust Grove after serving Boswell Oklahoma Baptist church prior to his army chaplaincy.
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Laurence
Pennsylvania
Parish
Kansas City
E. V. Johnson
Inary
Locust Grove
Tex
Canadian
Sauron
Mary Vesta
Mr. Johnson
Johnson
Boswell, Okla
End Laxative Habit This Easy Way
A health note touts lemon and water as a natural morning drink to stimulate bowel action. It claims lemon rich in vitamin C boosts energy, resists colds, and alkalinizes the body, urging a 10 morning trial with California Sunkist Lemons.
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California Sunkist
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