Angel in Glass Studio Romance on Lonely NY Top Floor
Blair works eight weeks to complete a stained glass window for the Church of the Annunciation in a solitary New York studio. Delia Dexter, a stenographer, secretly cleans his room and accidently inspires him. Blair calls her his angel after she aids his craft, and they become lifelong friends.
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Blair
Church of the Annunciation
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Miss Dexter
Mr. Blair
Army War College Says U S Forces Did Not Lose Any WWI Battles
The Army War College states that American forces were not defeated in any battles during the World War. The report emphasizes overall strength and resilience of U S troops in combat operations.
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Army War College
Wisconsin farm boy sculpts wildlife for Interior Dept
Boris Gilbertson, a Fond du Lac area farm youth, created two monumental bas reliefs of a bison herd and a moose family for the Interior Department building. Critics hail the Missouri marble panels as among the finest wildlife sculptures in the United States.
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Interior Department
Boris Gilbertson
Fond du Lac
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Missouri
United States
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Lake Superior
Herbster
Chicago Art Institute
Northwest
Minnesota
Vitamin C speeds wound healing in guinea pig study
Dr Lawrence E Detrick at UCLA tested vitamin C's effect on healing using guinea pigs. One group received a generous vitamin C diet and showed faster wound healing than control groups on a normal diet.
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Lawrence E. Detrick
University of California, Los Angeles
Television Telephone Preview At GM Stage Show
General Motors展示 at the 1960 World’s Fair previews a combined television and telephone system. A portable TV transmitter links via coaxial cable to a 12–inch receiver with a push button phone that flashes the caller’s image on screen. The demonstration is part of RCA GM Research Labs’ previews of progress.
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General Motors
RCA Television
GM Research Laboratories
Pretty Philomene Offer
Ernest Foss
Tomorrow's Telephone in the Lab of Ideas
Researchers present a 100 percent synthetic tire and plastic tubes that emit light around corners plus glass cloth and a lignin based plastic from waste wood. New devices include the Frig O Therm a cooking icebox and a televised newspaper a 195000 candlepower light the size of a lead pencil. The piece traces how present industries began in improbable forms, likening them to today’s innovations.
Among Our Neighbors on Speed Limits and Dissent
Editorial excerpts urge speed limit enforcement on open highways to reduce accidents and stress restraint on race-track driving. They contrast American liberty with dissent, praising organized churches for civilizational progress and condemning impatient critics.
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Albia Union-Republican
Fair View Society to Enjoy Picnic at Wellman Park
The Fair View Aid society plans a picnic at Wellman park next Sunday as over 80 attend the Washburn reunion related to Mrs Barrett and Mrs Jim Hanley. Dorrances are laying down a new well. Threshing began Tuesday at Jay Whites farm with Lloyd Troyer and son returning from Nebraska after harvesting wheat and oats.
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Wellman Park
J. B. Hanley
NIRA
Fair View
Jay Whites
Lloyd Troyer and Son
Nebraska
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