Cleveland Bank Urges Alternatives to Heavy Military Spending
The Cleveland Trust Co monthly bulletin warns that treasury borrowing for the vast defense bill could spark inflation. It favors higher taxes or cutting nonmilitary federal outlays, urging Hoover Commission reforms and a review of government functions to save at least four billion annually. It notes nonmilitary federal employees rose since 1939 while military personnel fell.
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Hollywood Success Story Alice Faye Frontage Sale
Ten years after buying Beverly Boulevard frontage for 20000 dollars, Alice Faye recently sold it for more than 90000 dollars.
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Alice Faye
Beverly Boulevard
End of World War II Demobilization and Rail Freight Strains
The bulletin notes non military workers keep climbing after 1945. Government, seen as bulky, could save money with efficient operation. Railroads still carry most freight despite trucking growth, facing a freight car shortage for two years due to higher summer traffic fewer serviceable cars and a shorter five day work week.
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The
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Peculiar Helium and Its Quantum Fluid State
Helium near two degrees above absolute zero exhibits extraordinary properties and is labeled helium II. This liquid acts unlike ordinary fluids and is often called a fourth state of matter or a quantum fluid.
Detroit Victim Of Attack Dies
Ennis Gillum, 26, a tobacco salesman, admitted five assaults during a drunken spree in Detroit. One victim, Dorothy Julian, 47, died in hospital hours after the attack. Police planned a murder warrant as Gillum faced potential charges and his wife Irene stood by him in jail.
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Still Going Strong Gloucester Vessel Tops Fleet Catch
Gloucester Massachusetts aged 72 year old mackerel seiner Captain Drum remains the oldest active fishing vessel in New England. This year she caught more fish than any other boat in the local fleet highlighting enduring seaworthy design and crew proficiency.
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Breathing to Immunize Against Germ Warfare
Dr Victor Haas outlined plans at the College of American Pathologists to immunize people by inhaling a protective agent, replacing injections. The program aims for mass immunization in a single sitting as part of civil defense, with laboratories to study post-attack sterilization and detection of airborne, waterborne, and milk-borne diseases.
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Victor H. Haas
Microbiological Institute
National Institutes of Health
Washington, D.C
Pastor deploys wire recording church services to shut ins
Kalamazoo Michigan Reverend Lewis W Grocher of Zion Lutheran has created a method to bring church services to invalids by delivering wire recordings to the bedside of shut ins. The new approach aims to comfort ill parishioners and maintain spiritual connection within the community.
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Mich
Lewis W. Grocher
Zion Lutheran Church
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