Jet Streams Over South Pole Provide Air Travel Shortcuts
Antarctica scientists report jet streams circulating above the pole travel west to east in winter and reverse later, offering potential fuel savings and faster routes for planes between Africa, South America, New Zealand, and southern Asia. The findings, from the International Geophysical Year effort, come from the Antarctic central weather station and about forty smaller stations.
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Rennie Taylor
America
Antarctica
Havel
Africa
South America
Aieiatia
New Zealand
Asia
Antaretes Ly
Ubi
International Geophysical Year Research
Antarctics
Realty Market Slows as Land Transfers Move Slowly
Real estate filings show a flurry of transfers from Crantiamed pram Cage 1 to Mitchell A Rudy and others. Deals cover numerous parcels along Wells Road in Chowsville District, district 19 and 22, with properties on Marshall Street, Connecticutt Avenue, and near Conococheague Creek.
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Mitchell A. Rudy
Wells Road
Chowsville
E. Stuart Bushong
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
Eakles Mil
Herman A. Hammarg
George H.schell
Mercersville
Sharpsburg Pike
Garland E. Groh
Service Stations, Inc
Marshall Street
Connecticut Avene
Michael Vincelli
Clyde Gennette Norris
Rt. 4
Conococheague Creek
Harald F. Suively
Clyde Gennett Norris
U. 8
Russell ‘F. Bair
Wile
Guy FP. Haines
Weel Franklin Street
Ray FP. Fritz
William Ernest Stotler
Tighmanton
Ralph Clarence Logue
Gerald J. Miller
Augusta Station
John W. Kephart
Thomas Safferson MedAllister
South Potomac
Wilson Boulevard
Fourth Street
Melvin H. Shackelford
Mary L
Clyde B. Breda
Divelling
West Side Avenue
Jack H. Heachley
Robert Edwin Ernst
Babingeuond
Albert B. Wakenight
Rowe and Scheeley
Oak Ridge
Alvin W. Heachley
James R. Price
Canal
John C. Herbst
Martha Irene Strite
William Hetzer
G. Eugene Day
Colonial Park
Clarence _R. Crider
Robert B. Peterson
Rowland Road
Claude W. Truax
R. Samuel Dillon
Hancock District
Oklahoma State Library to Roll Bookmobiles for Rural Areas
State Librarian Malph Judson says new Oklahoma bookmobiles will carry classical records by Beethoven and Brahms, making them the first in the country to extend library services to rural areas. The program aims to bring books and records alike to underserved communities.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma State Library
Malph Judson
Leven
Horses in home pattern request and catalog offer
Fragmented advertisement requests 25 cents for a needlecraft pattern set mailed to The Daily Mail Arts Dept. Details mention pillows and pattern transfers with postal address in New York and requests for a needlecraft catalogue. Includes mentions of embroidery and weaving crafts in a fragmented old newspaper style.
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Istelask
Atail Hounnhald Arts Dept
P.O
OW Chola Station
New York
Alica Brooks Needlecraft
Cromnet
Across and Down Puzzle Solutions From Daily Teaser
A jumble of crossword style clues and reader notes, including animal, transit, and field terms, plus a feature on New York stage actors Stockwell and McDowell. It cites the cast of mature roles and notes their early careers as child actors. The piece references a Leopold-Lacy murder case in connection with the play analysis.
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New York
Dean
J Shoelwell
McDowell
2D Stockwell
Roly McDowell
Hegan
Mail Sacks Grow Heavier With Post Office Cancellations
Postal officials report 103000 pieces of mail processed after cancellations surged to 100000 on Thursday at Hagerstown and Northern Avenue branches. The day prior totaled 75000 with a larger, uncounted share stamped by large firms. Officials expect rising mail volume today and tomorrow, peaking next week during the sale.
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Hagerstown
Northern Avenue
Untimely Kiss in Monmouth Case Results in Fine
Ray Schenour, 5d, paid heavily after a 16 year old girl accused him of kissing her. Police say she tried to learn the time he visited her upstairs in the apartment, and he allegedly put his arm around her and kissed her. Justice of Peace H Hardin McCoy fined him 100 dollars and 9 dollars costs.
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Monmouth
Ray Schenour
Schenour
City Hall backs Shakespeare series in Central Park plan
New York officials plan to offer an unused theater in Central Park to a youthful acting company for the winter season after recent summer successes with free productions. A blonde woman, responding to an early morning call, rushed to Pearl Harbor Dental Park arena where a $150,000 future shows project was discussed, with $50,000 expected from public subscription for running costs as the ship’s crew prepared to cast anchor.
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Contral Park
Pearl Harbor Dental Park Arena
Renville
New Look Actress Shapes Path From Shy Librarian to Stage
Carole Couche discusses her transition from a mousey librarian to acting in A Palm Tree In a Rose Garden. The piece notes she spent two years in quiet work before choosing the stage, reflecting on self perception. The article also mentions the Purple Heart’s founding by Gen George Washington in 1782 in a briefer historical aside.
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New York
Carole Couche
George Washington
Fort Worth Sophomore Wins Mines Rock Drilling Contest
Golden Colorado report states Phil Lagan, a Fort Worth Texas sophomore football player, won the annual rock drilling contest at the Colorado School of Mines. He carried a portable drill to the site within three minutes, set it up, and punched a lysined hole in a granite slab.
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Golden
Colo
Tphil Lagan
Fort Worth
Tex
Colorado School of Mines
Unknown benefactor returns wallet to sailor in Waikiki
In Honolulu a sailor named George Jacobs recovered his wallet from Waikiki sand. It contained $400, while a transport Renville crewman had his wallet and $260 returned. The benefactor remains unidentified.
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Honolulu
Dabnard
Renville I
George Jacobs
Waikiki
Maryland considers protections against radiation dangers
Maryland lawmakers face radiation safety questions as a state Health Board study urges safeguards beyond existing laws. A council panel reviewed two main issues: enabling tax incentives for atomic plants and extending disability compensation for workers exposed to radiation. The panel called for a continued study group next year and noted existing laws may underprotect workers in atomic energy facilities. The report, led by Del. Warren Browning, included Henry T. Douglas and John S. Walker.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Annapolis
Fof Atomic Energy
Del
Warren Browning
State Board of Healthigomerys
Legisla
Council Wit Te
Emsloyes
Browning
Henry T. Douglas
Baltimore Assn. of Commerce
John 5. Walker
Bethesda Alytorney
U. S. House Senate Committee On Atomic Energy
Johnny Dio And McNamara Found Guilty
New York jurors found Johnny Dio and McNamara guilty of extortion and conspiracy in a case tied to Tower Crossman and Atlas Stationery firms. Deliberation lasted about two and a half hours. sentencing set for January 8. Dio faces up to years in prison. McNamara, president of Local 295, also convicted.
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New York
T—A Dieners Sioris Court
Ye John
Johnny Dio
Dioguardi
Lnday
Dudge John A. Mullen
Dio
Johny McNamara
Oof Seamsters Local 295
Dia
Lander
Victor Rissel
Dia-MacNamara
Toiver- Crossman Corp
Atlas Stationery Corp
Asst. Dist. Atty
Alvin Goldstein
McNamara
Tower-Crossman
Atlas
At Equitable Researchy Associates ,Corp
Equitabte
Goldstein
Fox Captured In Back Yard
A fully grown red fox visited the back yard of Charles Ly Hartman on Beechwood Drive yesterday morning at 7:45. Neighbors called. The fox appeared nearly frozen and did not flee when approached and captured. It was placed in a box by the furnace in the basement and fed. It was released at 4:45 p.m. in gratitude for hospitality.
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Charles Ly Hartman
Beechwood Drive
Hartman
Vermont ig top producer itanite and marble in the U
Vermont emerges as a leading producer of itanite and marble, highlighting its mineral output and regional industry prominence within the United States. The report underscores quarry operations, supply chains, and economic impact in the state’s mining sector.
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Vermont
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