Rise Forecast In Travel To Foreign Lands
New York December 15. The state department may issue passports as early as next April for Atlantic crossings. Ralph T. Reed of American Express predicts international travel will surge as air and sea travel costs drop and tours revive after the war. He cites limits on travel to enemy nations but expects England France and other regions to welcome visitors as restrictions ease.
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Auto Driver Absolved Of Girl's Death Leap
A Phoenix jury absolved the auto driver of blame for Doris Entelman a 20 year old who died after leaping from a moving car last Thursday The verdict stated she died by falling from a moving automobile Inquest testimony showed she was despondent The note adds Truman and Bowles proposals on auto industry price absorption and consumer hopes for new cars.
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Doris Entelman
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Othman Seeks Safe to Guard Christmas Certificates
Washington December 15 In a humorous bedside bulletin Frederick C Othman notes the postwar holiday ads push priority certificates for home goods while warning he wants a safe to guard his Christmas certificates Santa promises or notes. He adds that demand for municipal housing rental in Watford has surged to twenty times prewar levels.
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Annual YWCA Hanging of the Greens at Main Building
The YWCA holds its annual Hanging of the Greens Monday at 7 30 p m in the Main building. Mrs Alethea S Mattingly reads the Christmas story with Mrs J A Van Hardeveld in charge. Decorations and tree trimming precede the candlelight service and wassail, followed by carols and a Girl Reserves roll call.
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Ian Briggs
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History Lessons From War Comeback
A Princeton professor meets a former student discharged after the European war. The student says he learned it is easier to study history than to make it. The remark, credited to Irving Hoffman in the Hollywood Reporter, reflects on wartime experience versus scholarship.
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Tucsonans named in WOW election at Arizona Mexico convention
Don Breech of Portales New Mexico was reelected head consul at the Woodmen of the World Arizona Mexico jurisdiction 14th annual convention. Elected officers include Ray Long Vidal of Tucson as head sentry and L E Moore and Pat Leon of Tucson as head auditors.
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Mexico Sees Record Beer Consumption Exceeding 310 Million Quarts
Data shows over 310 million quarts of beer consumed in Mexico during the past year. Officials attribute the rise to increased domestic production and festive drinking culture across major cities including Mexico City and Guadalajara.
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