Four New Roses For Gardens Next Year In Roses World
From the rose world comes four top roses introduced this year roses tested nationwide and earning awards abroad. Golden Scepter is a vigorous yellow hybrid tea with long buds that open into bright five inch blooms and glossy dark green foliage. Opera from France features orange yellow buds opening to scarlet petals with yellow highlights and feathery foliage. Pinocchio is a clear white Vicrbunda type with melt blooms and heat-tolerant buds. Volcano, a large hybrid tea, opens to rosy pink blooms with a fruity fragrance and heavy foliage as tested across North Dakota Wisconsin and Hartford Canada.
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Manu
Roerner
Newari
Volcano
Tong
Suse Apentius
Deny
Gus Fae
Tamanna Mara
So Ten Jas
Tr Heen
Dakota
Escoitens
Wisconsin
Hartford
Undini
Nates
Culforsia
Ana
Deputy Sheriff Clark Builds Good Life For Family In San Diego
San Diego Deputy Sheriff Coed Clavie Clark reflects on his rise from tough youth to a stable home life with his wife and two sons. He emphasizes steady work, savings, and the hope his children gain a solid start. He frames a modest car, a $1000 bank cushion, and a comfortable six room house as rewards of perseverance.
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U.S. A
Donald Clark
Iis
Iis Warcats
Dorakds
Shoref Coed Clavie
Seon Bone
San Diego
Cecil Clark
Clark
Sherif
Doc Carl
San Diego County
Mids Bonabh
Carl
Howard
Handwrought Silver Revives in U S Craft Revival
In Rochester, small groups of art teachers study hand wrought silver from European masters and pass skills to students. A four week summer workshop, free through Handy and Harman, yields bowls pitchers and goblets made by seven men and five women under Baron Erik Tlemung. The project highlights self-reliance and youth training, with attention to future opportunities for the students, including two Clark sons, Donald and Howard.
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Rochester
Wns
Europe
Handy and Harman
Ast
Erik Tlemung
Sweden
New York
Africa's hidden wealth opens to Marshall Plan aid
Paris reports American grants fueling Africa development in 1950s style aid flow. North Africa sees $12,000,000 to local enterprises for mining gear and geologists exploring the Sahara for copper manganese and other metals. French explorers 400 miles south of Oran and iron and phosphates hunts in the Atlas mountains shape a broad push. Cement plants near Oran expand, boosting self sufficiency as imports shrink.
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Paris
Africa
North
West
Marshall Plan
Phome
Sahara Desert
Sheid
Marshall Pian
Imaney
Oran
Algeria
Sahara
France
Attica
Ines Phate
North Africa
Borman Alive in Russia Heads Nazi Restorers Says Ex-Spy
Former Nazi intelligence chief Wil Hottl alleges a Kremlin-backed Nazi triumvirate operates in Russia. He names Martin Bormann Leinnich Mueller Ferdinand Schoerner and other ex-officials shaping a new east west Germany under a people’s democracy. Vienna sources deem him reliable noting wartime connections and a plan to reorganize Germany with former officers. Miss Gussie Nell Davis scouts Rangerettes at Kilgore College as tryouts draw hundreds. The program, in its tenth year, grooms dancers for major bowls and events including the Rose Bowl and Sugar Bowl.
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Marvin Segn Salzburgins
Martin Bormann
Russia
Wil Hottl
Hil Jer
Secret Service
Houl
Germany
East
West
Bormann
Schierner
Mueller
Hon
Soviet
Vienna
Wilgore
Tex
Gussie Nell Davis
Kilgore College
Soldier's Field
Chicago
Iign
Rain falls in Israel as coast experiences showers
Rain and scattered showers hit the Mediterranean coast of Israel while reports focus on social tensions and community responses. Officials note lingering urban challenges as residents describe weather impacts and ongoing civic conversations continue from earlier columns.
Neon Fog Free Bath Mirror Debuts in Meriden
Meriden Connecticut reports a new medicine cabinet with a fogproof mirror. A rubber heater behind the mirror warms to about 98 degrees to prevent moisture fog. The feature, costly at around 80 dollars, may appear in cheaper models later per the manufacturer.
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Meriden, Conn
Wms
Dad
Pop
Wary Negro Leader Attacks FEPC as Political Net
Memphis Negro leader George W. Lee calls the FEPC bill a hollow political ploy aimed at gullible voters. He says no law can solve the racial problem without broad public support and predicts it cannot work in the South. Lee notes improvements are already occurring through voluntary action.
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Malcolm Johnson
Memphis, Tenn
INS
Memphis
Bealest
George W. Lee
FEPC
Lee
Truman
Congress
South
Bambi Harvests a Late Night Snack at Home
In Reno a humorous diary entry describes Bambi, the tame fawn from the Chester Davis family, raiding the icebox for pears. After a summer near the highway where a car injured a fawn, Bambi has recovered and now roams the kitchen, nosing open the refrigerator doors and begging at the table.
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Reno
Nev
Gpi
Bambi
Chester Davis
Nermas Summer
Tny
Hanary
Danwinus
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Holtl
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Mussolini
Paget
East Texas
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