Brooklyn Accent and Mixed Notes on Life and Bids
A collage from Brooklyn and beyond mixes verses on local accents and married life with a bid notice for Tucson High School electrical work and trivia on Old-Time racing and Elizabeth I. It blends personal anecdotes, Q and A, and public procurement details in a single page fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenpoint
Brooklyn
Lone Star State
Texas
Manhattan
Phillips-Andover Academy
New England
Une
Reno
of Education
Tucson High School
No. 1
Tucson
Arizona
Place & Place
Grossetta
Archites
Stephe
Board of Education
State of Arizona Board OF Education
Robot Safety In Operations Invention Shown At AMA Meeting
A gas analyzing robot for surgical use was unveiled at the American Medical Association convention in Chicago. The acoustic gas analyzer monitors anesthetic gases and patient responses, issuing seven simultaneous readouts on dials and a paper graph for post op study. Surgeons nickname it the frinter for its precise recording of anesthetic administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Medical Association
Thomas Attacks Mundt Nixon Bill at Tamiment Institute
Norman Thomas Socialist party leader repeats opposition to the Mundt Nixon anti Communist bill. He calls it an extraordinarily poor tactic against Communist totalitarianism during the 14th Tamiment annual social and economic institute opening in Tamiment Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamiment
Norman Thomas
Socialist Party
Thomas
Tamiment Social and Economic Institute
Clark Assails Red Military at Red Cross Dinner
Gen. Mark W. Clark, sixth army commander, denounces communism and the Red Army. He urges stronger armed strength to deter aggressors. The American Red Cross dinner featured speakers Mrs. Stuart Chevalier of Pasadena and Rev. Raymond McCallister of Webster Groves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Red Army
Mark W. Clark
Sixth Army
American Red Cross
Clarke
United States
Stuart Chevalier
Pasadena
Calif
Raymond McCallister
Webster Groves
Red Cross Board of Governors
V-2 Pictures Show Cosmic Rays From High Altitude
Dr E H Krause reports at the American Physical Society meeting that a V-2 rocket launched from White Sands captured 15 cloud chamber images 100 miles up. The photos indicate cosmic rays at the edge of space are mainly heavier atomic components like protons neutrons and alpha particles, with electrons under 14 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rennie Taylor
Pasadena
Calif
White Sands
N. M
American Physical Society
E. H. Krause
Naval Research Laboratory
Washington, D. C
Krause
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E. V. Durling
Falero
Citation
Big Red
Prevalianz
Ein
Surneyman
Diamond 3
Minnie Diamond
Diamonds Speedway Supply Co
E. Speedway
Ie i
Ppeentes Swanick Realty
Anne Tucson
Diamond JR
State OF Arizona
J. L Diamond Jusband Jr
Gerald A. Sw.s
New York City
Richmond
U.S. A
Queen Elizabeth of
England
Elizabeth
Vivien Leigh
Wendy Hiller
Johnny Kilbane
Abe Attell
Vernon
Los Angeles
King Features
Filali1i
Vliern
Ris
Howard W. Blakeslee
AP Science
Mundt-Nixon Bill
Clark
Red
Homer Lininger Travel Service
Southwest Agency, Inc
E. Broadway
iTurson Baily
V-2
Southwest
N. Stone
Klso
Gordon Shoes
East Pennington
Monte Mansfield Motors
Ford Dealer
White Tide
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