3 D boom boosts Rhode Island industry
Deep frozen whale meat from Pawtucket Rhode Island prompts a 3-D boom with Norway selling at 85 to 90 cents. A Rhode Island plant reports orders for 1,000,000 pairs of 3-D eyeglasses weekly. The 3-D picture market expands in newspapers magazines comic trades demand 10 million monthly items.
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Ventilated flight suits eyed for jet pilots heat trials
Two University of California engineers in Los Angeles examine specially ventilated suits that push a stream of cool air to keep pilots comfortable in cockpit heat while protecting them if water immersion occurs. Tests use heat meters and heated cockpits to gauge heat transfer and garment interference.
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Nobel Winners Differ On Formula For Peace
Three Nobel Peace Prize winners offered divergent paths to peace while agreeing the core problems persist. Angell urged Western unity and overcoming nationalism, warning against a weak Germany and stressing deterrence through strength. Boyd-Orr rejected arming for strength, endorsing Churchill’s conference idea and UN cooperation to repurpose industry and resources. Cecil emphasized the war-averse majority and the impact of education on stopping conflict.
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Fragmented historical text on peace and materialism
The passage muses on international ideals and comfort in peace, pairing themes of peace and happiness with truth, justice, religion, and piety. It notes steam power as a means to peace and warns of materialism eroding civilization, stressing individual responsibility for a hopeful future.
Lioness mauls teen as cage moves near Port Elizabeth
A lioness bit off the arm of 17 year old Henry Seaward during the transfer of a truck cage carrying six lions near Port Elizabeth South Africa. The incident occurred while the convoy moved through the area. Seaward received immediate medical attention. The event prompted wildlife officials to review safety protocols for transport of captive big cats.
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