Study ranks occupations by heart disease deaths in Britain
A study in England and Wales finds bartenders have the highest death rate from heart disease, followed by barbers and physicians. At the low end are agricultural laborers, carpenters, bricklayers, masons, and farmers.
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England
Wales
Air Mail Anniversary Week Proclaimed in Riverside
Riverside Mayor Warren J. Anderson designates May 15 to 21 as the 30th anniversary observance of the United States Air Mail service inviting local participation and patronage. The notice accompanies a community page listing local visits and family news from Riverside and nearby areas.
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Mercy Hospital
Donald Waldschmidt
St. Ambrose College
Davenport
Sheriffs Sale Notice of Public Auction 1948 in Iowa
Public sale set for June 9 1948 in Riverside Washington County Iowa under a special execution against Raymond Oaks and Doris Oaks. Property includes a table 38 chairs blankets hampers cannister set and related items to satisfy Sears Roebuck Co claim. Sale begins 2:00 PM at Riverside residence front on Main Street. Sheriff A M Putnam and deputy W Fillmore.
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District Court
Johnson County
Iowa
Raymond Oaks
Doris Oaks
Toris Oaks
Sears
Suck and Co
IMS
She “Ee
Washington
M. Putnam
Sherif W. Fillmore
Wington County
Jerusalem siege and Middle East combat report
4000 Jews trapped in the old Walled City of Jerusalem as Arabs control Zion Gate and threaten via Damascus and Herod Gates. Jewish airmen claim a bombing of Arab positions at Samakh and Haifa. Reports touch Beirut shipboard rescue of 69 Jews including 41 Americans from Marine Carp. Four Arab air raids hit Tel Aviv while Egyptian forces advance beyond Gaza and capture Beer sheba.
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Jerusalem
Zion Gate
Damascus
Herod
Samakh
Haifa
U.S
Marine
Carp
Beirut
Lebanon
Tel Aviv
Arrow
Gaza
Beersheba
International
Surprise Symphony on Set as Dan Dailey Meets Newborn Son
Actor Dan Dailey, shooting at a state theatre for a Twentieth Century Fox film, learned he had become a father during a long hospital vigil with his wife. He briefly paused filming to conduct while the orchestra played Rock-a-bye Baby as he rushed to the news. the baby weighed 8 lb 2 oz and was named James Dailey.
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Twentieth Century-Fox
State Theatre
Dan Dailey
Dan
Lloyd Bacon
James Dailey Til
For Sale Acts and Will Notice in Washington District Court
Notice records the sale actions for the Last Will and Testament of the deceased. By order of R R Noonan Clerk of the District Court dated Washington May 24 19458 with official seal.
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R. R. Noonan
Washington, Town
District Court
Goldwyn Stars in Strike Me Pink at Fox Theatre
Eddie Cantor headlines the Goldwyn musical Strike Me Pink at the Fox Theatre for a two day run. The lavish production features Ethyl Merman Sally Eilers Parkyakarkus and William Frawley with a new wave of Goldwyn Girls and a plot about a timid tailor who pursues a nightclub singer while facing crime racketeers.
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Eddie Cantor
Samuel Goldwyn
Fox Theatre
Ethel Merman
Sally Eilers
Parkyakarkus
William Frawley
Goldwyn Girls
Eddie
Miss Merman
Helen Lowell
Gordon Jones
Brian Donlevy
Jack LaRue
Sunnie
Dea
Rita
Rio
Flin Classics
Bobber Lighting Tip For Night Angling Readers
A simple night fishing tip suggests coating the top half of a bobber with luminous paint so bites are visible the moment they occur. The technique targets anglers who still fish after dark and seeks quicker strike indication.
Hills Softball Triumphs Over Cochran Club Iowa City
Hills defeats the Cochran team of Iowa City 4 to 3 on Hills grounds. Joe Jean pitches for Hills with R. Knebel catching as Harold Davis holds Cochran to three hits. Hills build runs on fourth and seventh innings aided by errors and timely hits from L Knebel Melcker and Michel. Langenberg homers for Cochran with Drake and Rinehart contributing later hits.
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Riverside
Hills
Cochran
Iowa City
Hills Grounds
Harold Davis
L. Knebel
B. Mellecker
D. Michel
Joe Jean
R.knebel
Davis
Rinehart
Chinatown Population Ties World’s Second Largest Outside China
The Chinatown in San Francisco ranks as the world’s second largest Chinese community outside China, after Singapore. Founded by Chinese laborers during the California gold rush, it houses over 20,000 people across many blocks. Most residents are American born and hold citizenship. Grant Avenue is its main street, formerly Du Pont Street.
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San Francisco
China
Singapore
Old Frisco
Orients
California
Chinatown
Grant Avenue
DuPont Gai
du Pont Street
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