Army Is Snap Job For Pole At Fort Campbell
Former Polish youth Tadeuse J. Zdredowski in the U S Army at Fort Campbell describes army life as easier than wartime hardship in Lublin and East Germany. He enlisted 16 months ago hoping citizenship. three Polish youths, including Stanislay Mulak and Jan Karbowiak, share the same barracks.
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Fort Campbell
U. S
Tadeuse J. Zdredowski
Army
Poland
Lublin
Worodowski
Facutt
East Germany
Deal
Yunes
Zdrodowski
Zirodawski
Ruhe
France
U. S. Army
Zdradowski
Stanislay Mulak
Jan Karbowiak
White Feather production bogged by costly on location woes
Hollywood reports illustrate the high price of on location filming as Durango Mexico battles weather pilferage and delays. Cine maScope’s White Feather by Panoramic Productions endured torrential rain a key air force maneuver a disrupted shoot and explosive setbacks delaying camera work and inflating costs. The chaotic sequence spans multiple days with unexpected interruptions amid a drought and a national holiday further jeopardizing access to gear and locations.
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Hollywood
Panoramic
Durango
Mexico
Ingtan
Ine Miostan
Aurpore
Tess
Hargest Mramud
Socal
Trouser Trouble in Sacramento Court Plea Dropped
In Sacramento Judge dismisses liquor and cigarette case against James Henry Flatford after Stafford explained a lighted cigarette caused a small blaze. The defendant claimed his pants caught fire and he feared severe injury.
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Sacramento
Calf
James Henry
Flatford
Stafford
Buried Galleon Found In Scottish Armada Ruins
Divers in Tobermory Bay on Mull search the wreck of a Spanish galleon named Florentina, said to carry Armada treasure. Archaeology and relics suggest the ship sank in 1388 after a failed voyage, offering historians clues to the failed invasion and Spanish maritime heritage in Britain.
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Washington
Baynastar
Tobermory Bay
Mull
Scotland
Hebrides
National Geographic Society
England
Dover
North Sea
Eet
Britain
Drake
Sistlands
Ireland
Spain
British Isles
Fair Isle
Orkneysland
Shetlands
St. Catharine's
Aierfson- Shire
Connacht
Plymouth
Florencia
Earl ofAtgyll
Toahermorv
Drives For 14 Years Without Any License
Schenectady police arrested Walter Burlingame, 30, for driving a car without a valid operator’s license. He served five days in jail and claimed he had been licenseless for years, saying he could not read the “secret.”
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Schenectady
Walter Burlingame
Buringame
Admiralty
Air Views Chilly Months Separate Men From The Boys
Winter-time flying in Northern Ohio draws the line between novices and seasoned pilots. The piece highlights cold-weather benefits, safety checks, and fuel precautions, plus notes on Ohio aviation directories and air navigation ideas. It also cites aircraft ownership stats and a humorous travel anecdote about a man forgetting his wallet in Chicago.
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Mike Rubins
Ohio
State Aviation Board
Fuller Brush men face mixups and kind encounters
Real life tales from Fuller Brush salesmen show mistaken identities and courteous rescues across New York New Jersey California and Wisconsin. A doorbell mixup leads to dress room invites while a skylight entry hides a frustrated buyer and a crying customer is consoled but no sale made.
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Hartford
Conn
New York
Ike
Long Island
Fuller Brush
Puller Brush
Hles
California
Bronx
Fuller Brust
Wisconsin
New York State
Drill Operator Becomes Full Time Worm Rancher in Ballston Spa
Howard Albring, once a locomotive plant worker in Schenectady, turned worm rancher after a layoff. He feeds breeding stock of red wrigglers and giant reds from cardboard corrals, sells to fishermen and farmers, and uses molasses sacks to feed them. Eggs hatch in about a month, producing 2 to 20 worms, maturing in roughly six months for sale.
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Ballston Spa
Howard Albring
Albring
Schenectady
Mbring
Sherman
Barefoot bandit in Newport purse snatching
A juvenile thief fled barefoot after seizing Mrs. Bernice Faulking’s handbag in Newport Kentucky. He dropped his shoes at Central Police Station where they await recovery. Police identify the suspect and continue monitoring.
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Newport
Bernice Faulking
Cinenali
Veteran Becomes Star As Battle Scene Tests War Hero
Hollywood report recalls Brooklyn soldier John Veitch wounded on Bougainville and treated by Sus and Alan Ladd. Veitch, a World War II veteran with a Silver Star, says his acting task in a Modoc conflict scene echoes his real injuries while hospital doctors saved him. He notes how his battlefield pain shaped his performance.
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Hollywood
John Veitch
Sus
Alan Ladd
Veterans’ Hospital
Utica
Veitch
Brooklyn
Bougainville
Miss Trott Tests Shoes on Long Watertown Walks
WATERTOWN MA Joan Trott works as a test walker at the Hood Rubber footwear plant. She traverses about 13.2 miles daily in winter and summer, testing boots and sandals for warmth, comfort, and durability while lab staff track foot health before and after each shift. She keeps active with dancing, fencing, or bowling when off duty.
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Watertown
Mass
Joan Trott
Joan
Veitch
Wininserts
Smer
Ladds
Ladd
Warner
T Ehart
Arizona
Platter Charter: Mood Music for All Ages and TV Themes
New RCA Victor and Columbia LPs provide varied mood music. George Melachvina trades soft daydreaming pieces like Moonlight and Roses with romantic selections for two, work-appropriate tempos on Muse to Work or Study. Hugo Winterhalter curates The Great Music Themes of Television. Disney soundtrack pieces and Eckstine hits round out the roster with Downbeat style notes and period appeal.
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George Melachvina
Rca-Victor
Meladrina
Hugo Winterhalter
Jackie Gleason
Arthur Godfrey
Studio One
Disney
Iow
Columbia
Paul Smith
Plastic Traffic Signs Now Have Go Ahead Sign
Cleveland engineers describe new high impact vinyl traffic signs that resist rust and last longer than metal. The signs bend and snap back, seal stray bullet holes, and resist shattering. They can be colored permanently and require no paint.
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Cleveland
B. F. Goodrich, Chemical Co
Eight Year Old Pays Parking Fine In Installments
In Auburn an eight year old offered 10 cents down and 49 cents later to pay a 50 cent parking ticket on his mother’s car. Police agreed to accept installments and to withhold the boy’s name to spare the mother.
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Auburn
Diom
Memoirs of Aga Khan and The Foster Brothers reviewed
The Aga Khan memoirs recount his 77 years as an unofficial imperial envoy and League of Nations figure with anecdotes from royal encounters and friendships. A companion work, The Foster Brothers portrays heroic age Britain, Saxon warfare, and a doomed rivalry between two brothers over a shared love, ending in tragedy.
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Aga Khan
Queen Victoria
Worl
Simon & Schuster
Womerset Maugham
Far East
India
League of Nations
Rita Hayworth
Else Macqwell
Rivara
Begum
Pakistan
Foster Brothers
Fodward Frankland
John Day
Britain
Armind
Gunnar
Teeland
England
Gunner
Arnvid
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Elyria Industralist
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Miss Trott
Platter Charter
Billy Eckstne
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Eckstine
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Park Avenue
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