U S Hot Dogs To Circle The Earth In A Year
U S consumers will eat about 8 percent billion hot dogs this year, enough to circle the earth 32 times, per the American Meat Institute. The diet shows regional variations with kraut, cole slaw, chili, and batter-fried preparations noted across the nation.
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Chicago
American Meat Institute
Wishing Corporation
U. S
Seaboard
Milwaukee
St. Louis
New England
Midwest
Birth of the hot dog in America linked to Anton Feuchtwanger
The tale credits Anton Feuchtwanger in St Louis with selling sausages at games in 1883 and inventing edible buns as glove substitutes for hot dogs. It notes his wife’s idea and Tad Dorgan of the New York Journal popularizing the hog dog through cartoons and speech lines.
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Herr Feuchtwanger
Feuchtwanger
Tad Dorgan
Old
New York Journal
Dorgan
Hts
Admiral Burke warns against aggression at Notre Dame
Admiral Arleigh Burke, chief of naval operations, said the United States would not start a war but would not be pushed around. He tied U S strength to moral principles and economic and military power used to confront tyrants in the cause of freedom at Notre Dame University. The cuckoo metaphor appears as an odd aside.
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South Bend
Ind
Arleigh A. Burke
United States
U. S
Notre Dame University
Boy Scout Fair Draws Record Attendance at Vigo County
The Scouting in Action Fair at Vigo County Fair grounds drew more than 18 000 visitors from 28 Indiana and Illinois troops. Exhibits spanned 99 booths with Cub Scout Boy Scout and Explorer participation plus a stage show featuring The Saints Explorer Post 85 and other groups. Awards honored first second and fourth places across many packs troops and posts with Terre Haute and Paris units prominently recognized.
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Vigo County Fairgrounds
Indiana
Illinois
the Saints
Paris
Ill
Explorer
Terre Haute
Hill
Greencastle
Sullivan
Marshall, Ill
Bridgeton
Brazil
Clinton
Dana
Farmersburg
Vermillion
Martinsville
Cloverland
Palestine
Robinson, Ill
Kansas
Bridgetor
Cloverdale
Shelburn
Robinson
Westfield
Formal Talks Of Church Chiefs Get Under Way
Eight visiting Russian church leaders begin formal talks in Greenwich aimed at establishing communications between Soviet and American churches. They arrive from New York as guests of the National Council of Churches for a 10 day visit. The day ends with a glimpse of dancing by young people at Broadway Tabernacle, a sight uncommon in the Soviet Union where churches host only formal religious activities. Metropolitan Nikolai of Moscow leads the Russian group.
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Greenwich
Conn
Soviet Union
United States
New York City
National Council of Churches
New York
Broadway Tabernacle
New York Congregational Church
Nikolai
Moscow
Car 2 mystery answers from North Carolina
Leominster police were alerted during a rain storm when a cruiser, calling itself Car 2, replied from a station radio claiming to be in Stokes County North Carolina. The incident raised questions about the origin and authenticity of the responding voice and the message continued with further inquiries.
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Leominster
Mass
Francis Gillis
Olive Tablets 587 Claim Superior Laxative Study
Doctors at a medical center report that Dr Edwards Olive Tablets 587 outperformed seven popular laxatives in a clinical trial of 261 patients aged 11 to 87 with constipation. Olive Tablets claimed 58 percent greater effectiveness and gentler action by targeting digested food in the lower bowel. Sold by druggists. for a reprint, request from The Olive Tablet Company Box 277 Station A Columbus Ohio.
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Edwards
Olive Tablet Company
Station A
Columbus
Ohio
Orthodox Faith Endures as Russian Delegation Preaches
A Soviet delegation representing four Christian denominations preached at the Russian Orthodox Cathedral of St. Nicholas in New York. The sermon proclaimed the Russian Orthodox faith will never die and pledged the Russian people will remain faithful to their church heritage.
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St. Nicholas
New York
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