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Exchange of atomic information between US and Britain eyed
A report says talks led by Sir John Cockcroft and AEC chiefs point to a possible swap of basic scientific and industrial nuclear information between the United States and Great Britain under a congressional act. No military secrets would be shared and approval would be needed from a joint committee after AEC clearance.
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United States
Great Britain
Atom
Sir John Cockroft
AEC
Washington
Congressional
Atomic Energy Commission
Okay
Canada
Gordon Dean
Archbold Hospital Quick Dispatch Aids Pensacola Poison Drug
Archbold Memorial Hospital swiftly sent a costly antidote for arsenic poisoning to Pensacola Florida after a request from local physicians. A highway patrol car carried the medicine to the Florida line and a Florida trooper delivered it to the patient, highlighting regional medical cooperation between South Georgia and North Florida institutions.
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Archbold Memorial Hospital
Pensacola
Florida
Archbold
Georgia
Thomasville
South Georgia
North Florida
Appreciation Of The Arts In Thomasville Aims At Youth
The article notes Thomasville’s art profile across horticulture music dance and painting and urges a concerted effort to foster in children an appreciation of the fine arts. It emphasizes home and early schooling as foundations, with parental cooperation to overcome indifference and ensure cultural development.
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Thomasville
New York Repeals Margarine Coloring Ban
The New York Assembly voted to repeal an 86 year old prohibition on colored margarine sales. the Senate is expected to follow. After federal tax repeal on oleomargarine two years ago, states with similar bans fell, with seven states lifting bans in 1951. Butter sales remain steady, with few fraud cases. some dairy interests support freer consumer choice. This NY action marks a milestone toward freer trade.
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New York State
Senate
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Por
New York
Christian Science Monitor
Unclear political chatter and stray notes from a historical page
Fragmented lines discuss Barkley as a possible presidential candidate and party dynamics, amid stray remarks on Truman Taft and Russia. The text also mentions auto tag penalties and a youth's action on a gym floor, reflecting a杂杂 page with dispersed notes and quotes.
Bank ambassadress brings banking into homes in New York
Harold C Hahn of First Federal Savings Loan hires Clare Maxwell Young as a homey ambassador to visit housewives. She explains bank workings and offers decor and finance advice while handling emergencies, turning a lender into a trusted neighbor and expanding mortgages.
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Mama
Papa
Harold C. Hahn
Hahn
First Federal Savings Loan Association of
New York
America
Clare Max
Public Works funds eyed for price controls and consumer demand
Administration floats use of Public Works Administration funds to curb prices and boost consumer goods. experts plan to monitor copper and steel trends as labor strikes and industry tensions ripple through major sectors.
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Public Works Administration
Battle updates from Burma and Europe as war moves
Ten years ago Allies repel Japanese advances near Prome Burma while heavy fighting continues on the Leningrad front with large Nazi casualties. British forces retreat north of Prome. Chiang Kai-Shek calls Indians to back a post war dominion proposal. Bainbridge Junior Chamber reelects officers. Cheney Griffin plans Army Day parade. city directory canvas to start next week.
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Burma
Prome
Irene Dunne Shares Hints On Staying Best Dressed
Hollywood star Irene Dunne reveals frugality and classic, well made wardrobes as keys to lasting style. She notes minimal purchases, avoids trend chasing, and values American design plus Paris fashion shows for inspiration.
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Hollywood
Irene Dunne
As for me and my house we will serve the Lord
Old Testament scene at Joshua's farewell shows he and his household would follow Yahweh. The sermon notes modern Christians often fail to commit at home with their children and families, despite church membership. The piece urges making worship foundational to family life and children's upbringing.
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Joshua
Promised Land
God
Doomrock Chapter Four Ends With Hidden Rock and Threats
Steve Russell protects a mysterious rock that has brought him luck while earning Melody’s trust. Tarson returns to the Diamond R, warnings rise as Rising Wolf looms and a confrontation nears, with the town’s fate tied to a dangerous treasure.
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Teve
Matt Tarson
Tarson
Steve
Melody
Matt
Anette
Diamond R
Joe
Rising Wolf
Saleah
Matt’ Tarson
Across and Coverings Puzzle Inventory
Incomplete crossword style list includes entries like head coverings and animal mentions. It lists numbers 14 through 29 with clues and partial garbled phrases and stray letters, suggesting a mixed set of definitions such as wild buffaloes, pine derivation, sun god, morbid sensitivity, and various actions. many fragments are unreadable or misordered.
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Wild Buffalos of
India
Sun God
Veosian
Television Tonight Listings Across NBC CBS ABC MBS
NBC presents Father Knows Best at 8 and Dragnet at 9 with Counter Spy and Hit Parade. CBS airs FBI in Peace and War followed by James Hilton Playhouse and Stars in the Air. ABC features Kathie Norris Drama Island Escape and a dance music hour. MBS closes with Adventures of Modern Casanova and Hardy Family plus Rod and Gun Club at 9 05.
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NBC
Keen
CBS
FBI
James Hilton Playhouse
ABC
Kathie Norris
Hardy Family
Rod and Gun Club
German navy losses total 2460 ships in World War II
Hamburg report states the German Seamen's Almanac lists 2,460 ships lost in the war with all but about 260 sunk by enemy action. The figure highlights the scale of Germany's maritime losses and the remaining ships' fate.
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Germany
Hamburg
German Seamen's Almanac
Chuckles By Christopher Billop Fastidious Eaters
A satirical piece on fastidious eaters who complain about seasoning texture and preparation. It echoes a dining scene where critics demand perfect sauces, crisp fries, and choice meats while denying simple meals, then defend their tolerance for variety. The piece notes households and restaurants as sources of refined taste and conflict over culinary standards.
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Vaemeeres
Lawyers Seek $224 323 In Fees In Walters Sacks Case
Twenty one lawyers claim a total of 224000 plus in fees and expenses over the guardianship battle to control Allie Walters Sacks estate. Her brother Charles Gobst began the litigation in 1948 alleging she was dominated by Earl Sacks, who she eloped with two years earlier. A bank was later named guardian of the estate.
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Los Angeles
Allie Walters Sacks
Charles Gobst
Earl Sacks
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