Tin Can House Sparks Salt Lake City Oddity
In Salt Lake City a bachelor named John F Greenalew is building a one bedroom tin can house on the outskirts. He staples cans into walls for insulation and reinforcement, using concrete posts and plaster to finish. He estimates total cost at about $2,000 and claims material savings over traditional framing, though he and his associate say they will not pursue general construction work.
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Salt Lake City
John F. Greenls
Crassige
Arnold
Stepg
Wien
Olor Allgans
Stagg
Greenig
Hare
Greeny
Cada
Howe
Greeniz
Nuclear power urged for Europe amid oil crisis
In a Paris briefing, expert Guillaume warned Western Europe faces disaster if fuel reliance on the Middle East continues. He projected France could meet about 2 percent of its electricity from nuclear power within a decade, with Britain, Switzerland, and Belgium possibly surpassing France in this shift. He noted industrial dependence and wartime shifts left Europe vulnerable to oil shortages and urged rapid adoption of nuclear energy.
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Hay
Matty
France
Britain
Switzerland
Belgven
Middle East
Guillaumac
Europe
Hiller
Independent course urged by JENKING in Norald public note
Arthur Jenking advocates pursuing an independent course and public questions. He vows to support measures best advancing the general public interest, as stated in The Norald on Sunday December 33, 1056.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couroe
Geeela Arthur Jenking
Norald
Antarctic Prom Doge Chie and Shifting Earth Poles
A long, fragmentary report explains geomagnetic poles and the spin balance of Earth. It discusses the geographic poles, the pole of accessibility at the South Pole, and the idea of a plastic Earth adjusting its mass to restore spin balance. Dr. Siple and scientists describe how the spin pole moves about 14 feet on average, with larger shifts causing earthquakes and tidal effects while researchers plan station placement at the South Pole to study these phenomena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Siple
U. S. Amaretts Programy
South Pole
Poles
Antarctic
Stlentiele
Phal
IGY —9
Chienute
Siple
Netuto
Winyse Interior 9
Tle Wataice
New SAC Control Hums Efficiently OFFUTT AIR FORCE BASE
A 1930s era description of a colossal Strategic Air Command complex at Offutt Air Force Base in Nebraska. It details a dual building command center with underground facilities, 2500 life-support systems, a two-story map room, and automated, media-linked procedures to track and relay world-wide aircraft positions. The piece emphasizes the scale, security features, and decontamination capabilities of the facility.
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Offutt Air Ponce Sask
Strateghce Ale Command
Cifuu Ale
S.A C
Nto
Nebraska Hill
Tus Global
Curtis le
Qag
Exmeraa
Tree Sales Amid Mixed Pine Varieties And Emergency Vaults
A shaky OCR fragment describes pine species used for Christmas trees and related processing. It notes Douglas fir and blue-green varieties dominating markets, with references to black spruce and color quality. The text also mentions an emergency center built with concrete, earth cover, and filtration concerns for odors and chemical fillers, plus heavy equipment and ventilation.
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Fark Gruen
Lie Fee Jimbs
Minnesota
Hile Spruica
Radio Reactable New Year Greeting at Prase's Greak Variety Store
In a festive regional bulletin the Temate of Fans extends New Year wishes from Prase's Greak Variety Store. The message greets customers and notes a celebratory theme for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prase
Greak
Peasant Shift Toward Collectivism Amid Polish Turmoil
The article analyzes the shift toward collective and state controlled farming in former German territories, noting compulsory quotas, price incentives, and resistance from peasants. It details the role of state managers, the uneven grain output, and ongoing plans to widen production while easing unrest by offering incentives in goods such as coal and fertilizer.
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Ainley
Silesia
Russia
Binte
Sune
Reezeazow
Jett
Wny
Gurmadt
Poland
Gomutka Nes
Christmas Cards and the History Behind Yuletide Greetings
Harrington explains the evolution of Christmas cards from Sir Henry Cole’s 1845 design in Britain to their spread in America. He notes popular images like the camel and Santa Claus, and mentions early lithography by a Bond Steel merchant and A. J. Pease in Albany who mailed cards to customers with a festive message.
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Bethisheny
Harrington
Peneral
Sante Gluisio
Kris Kringle
Utekarte Harrington
Wrien
Briligh
Sir Henry Cole
Bond Steel
Sir Henry
Just
America
A. J. Pease
Albany
Pease
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Arthur Jennins
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Herald Co
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Syracuse
Mary B. Jenkins
Ohara
Inebee
Nerick
Jann Dally
Bulger
BSS
Syracus
St. Louis
Ims
Josep Garibaldi
Snoopy Fils Doz
Wittels
Snoopy
Weth
Prom Doge Chie
Bert Hofmle
Gheer Cintuite
Washington
Continental Air Dalenx
Command
Colorado Springs
Golo
Tree Sales
Ron Page
Cave
Spatien
Claas Jenane
TOLF
Laera Berktos
Iidiercal
Luis
Aoe
Fred Wainer
Lo Bo
Annie
Couto
Marines
Rouse Party
Gina
iZon
Eid Quigg
Reg
Aleilds
Tteremonia
Basketbell
Agen Fresiver Ais BN Dake Baits
Jarenerse Asia Jarmordes Tose
Eordmnan Ees
Seasters Son
Eudes
Acess
Seely
Sats
Saeenags
Bonday Borking
Gee Arer
Tunated
Wait Das Keener
Daeaheae Peres Rse
Timebeener
Perry Fork
Briss
Lesane
Arita
Hesse
Amr
Poe
Andrea Gadires
Ginery Maiti Cotes
Vie Bandai
Amon Os Muse
Moy Warren Hee
Artinarian Pas Beak
Murteat
Seokeroon Ara
Eaves
Gornulka
Saveramant
Inbar
Or Faye
Canadian Pacific
West Indies
South America
Scotland
Fren
Teave New York
Som Avan
Guowe
Curegad
Celnobel Havin
SIG
Armuary
Sendvan
St Thoms
Foot of
Spain
Gunlra
Cyracas
Cristobal
Kingalon
Meifi
Murwen
Judry Sh Themog
Farhdos 2
le Gaalre
Curovse
Cristabel
King Hom
Vali
Hisvane
Son
Camedian Pacific
SOR Liberty Bank
Wallabe 2
N.Y. Clesaland
Tonight Tien
Hollywood
Dinah Shore
Roy Rogers
Dale Evans
Dizzy Dean
Parmtion
Donald O’connor
Channel
WSYR
Victf Uy
Porvas Indemack
American Bosch Arma Corp
Chicago
Chinago Nc
Plas
Elacera
Gue
American Bosch Arma Corporation
Archer Ave
Ill
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