U S Stands Firm as Navy Shows Force in Mediterranean
The United States pressed Russia and its allies while four cruisers, sky destroyers, and the carrier Franklin D. Roosevelt joined British ships in the Mediterranean to project strength and deter aggression. US protests over Yugoslavia and Belgrade actions sought safe air and sea corridors and a UN response.
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Birthday surprise pays long overdue for Nebraskan
Ty Myers of Alliance Nebraska finally collects a 36 year overdue payment from the Chicago Northwestern for a check tied to a 1920 rail wage. He arrived in Alliance as his daughter was born but did not receive his pay until records verified the time delay.
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Refugees journey from Sweden to the United States
A flotilla of 12 men and their wives plus a five year old girl fled Sweden after Germans and later Russians oppressed their homeland. They left May 30 and sailed from European waters on an 18th time 60 foot sloop to seek asylum in the United States. After 20 months at sea they were denied entry by Immigration Director Francia J. Dever and skipper Felix Tandre vowed to continue if needed, even if it meant sailing toward Australia.
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Pirates Vote Re jects Baseball Guild bid in 15 10 3 decision
The Pittsburgh Pirates rebuffed the American Baseball Guild by a 15 to 10 to 3 vote. Guild chief Robert Murphy vows to press unionization efforts despite a labor board election and prior NLRA challenges. Government moves to nationalize key industries loom amid wartime measures.
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Farm Realty Still Rising Amid Upward Movement
The Upwart movement in farm real estate continued through early July, with a roughly percent rise reported by the department of agriculture. The US index reached a high point reflecting gains since July and standing well above the historical average, though still below peak levels.
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Atomic energy and future wars threaten world security
President's committee on Bikini tests and Joint Chiefs report warn future atomic warfare could erase traditional nations and civil defense. Secretary Wallace urges a universal golden rule ethic and UN inspection to curb proliferation. Nuclear arms may render navies and armies obsolete, with devastation from gamma and neutron radiation.
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Construction Unions Shape Labor Costs In Building Field
Labor costs vary across construction jobs due to seasonality and high wage scales. Unions seek job security through restrictions on bricklaying output and painter tool widths, limiting daily brick counts and brush sizes.
Lining repair guidance for wear at neck sleeves and hems
Instructions describe repairing linings worn at neck and cuff hems by applying two inch facing at back of neck and a two to three inch band at cuffs and hem. A decorative catchstitch may be used. Worn underarm shield or lining cloth can be tacked to double as patches to hold frayed lining in place.
Sleeper Moves Vastly More When Emotionally Stressed
Scientists report the average sleeper turns 20 to 45 times per eight hours. Disturbances before sleep sharply raise movement, with a young man moving about 200 times in sleep after his partner left with a rival, compared with 72 times normally.
Eye blood squirting in lizards under threat
Reports that some lizards can project a jet of blood from the eyes when frightened or angered. The Therd puffs up and eyes bulge, discharging a fine jet of blood up to five feet. No mechanism or injury to the eye has been observed.
Advances in 19th Century Spectacle Lens Making
The article notes 19th century methods for grinding multiple spectacle lenses, studying AshigraUarm, and creating special lenses to correct a visual shortcoming. It mentions refined curves for precise tinting of tenses to individual needs, parallel curve combinations, and widened angle of vision to improve field of view.
Wehskkuk: Prophet of Levi and Minor Hebrew Writings
The text identifies Wehskkuk as the author of an Old Testament book. It notes he was sighted among the minor Hebrew prophets and from the tribe of Levi. The book is a poem and prophecy with a complaint to God about innocent suffering and a forecast of Babylonian destruction.
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Wehskkuk
Appetising Bance Unsweetened Sauce Overview
A garbled excerpt describes an unsweetened soft custard milk thickened with exg endaee and salt, possibly with grated onion cheese or herbs as a sauce for fresh vegetables as a white sauce substitute. It mentions eng and eye as thickeners in other dressings though meaning is unclear.
Ozarks Name Origin Described as Bow Carriers
An article explains the term Ozarks derives from a French description of the Quapaw Indians in the Missouri and Arkansas mountains. It notes "Aup Arce" meant bow carriers, describing the people the early French named for their archery skills.
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Bleep Blows Circulation During Sleep Waking Measured
The article notes that morning grogginess stems from slowed blood circulation during sleep. It explains it takes a short time for circulation to return to normal and for the sleeper to become fully awake.
Pillow Care Assertive Advice on Lifespan
The piece argues that pillows cannot last a lifetime or be handed down. Feathers are fragile and wear out with long use. The pillow loses buoyant resilience and becomes ineffective for resting neck muscles.
Fried Mush Cake and Reversible Cotton Glove Tips
A kitchen note describes frying mush cake in cupcake pans with one third batter, yielding easy to handle rounds that pair well with eggs. It also advises on turning a cotton work glove inside out to wear the right hand for gardening, making the left glove usable on the right.
Ink Costs in Big NYC Newspaper Printing
A single edition of a large New York newspaper requires 13 tons of colored inks 32 tons of orwa black and 52 tons of gravure ink. Ink accounts for 3 to S per cent of fatal printing expenses.
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