States Spend Record 1.45 Billion on Roads in 1950
Washington report shows 1.4467 billion dollars allocated for highway construction across the 50 states this year. The American Road Builders Association notes expenditures for road improvements excluding maintenance rose 15 percent from 1949, per Lt. Gen. Eugene Reybold.
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Washington
American Road Builders Association
Eugene Reybold
Boy Bakes Cake Wins Contest at Horace Mann Junior High
Donnie Lantz a 14 year old home economics student at Los Angeles Horace Mann Junior High baked a cake for a judging panel and defeated a group of housewives with over 2000 baking hours total to win the contest.
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Los Angeles
Donnie Lantz
Horace Mann Junior High
Planes Use High Flight to Ease Whooping Cough
Prague reports a growing Czecho Slovak Airlines program nicknamed whoops a babies. Health statistics say the method helps by reducing air pressure during a one hour flight at 9000 feet for children with whooping cough. Parents accompany them on daily trips.
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Prague
Czechoslovak Airlines
Navy allergist urges fair trial for antihistamines
Capt John M Brewster of the U S Naval Hospital Philadelphia urged a fair trial of antihistamines for treating the common cold at the American Industrial Physicians and Surgeons meeting in Chicago. He noted widespread skepticism and said many doctors require a definite diagnosis before treatment, but cold therapy deserves evaluation.
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Chicago
John M. Brewster
U. S. Naval Hospital
Philadelphia
Brewster
Navy
American Association of Industrial Physicians and Surgeons
Coucil of Pharmacy and Chemistry
American Medical Association
Federal Trade Commission
Cat kiss no ground for divorce ends in decree
In London a judge granted Edward Philip Collins a divorce for desertion after his wife Mary demanded he first kiss her, then her sister, then their cat each day. The court said cat kissing is not a ground for divorce. The report notes George Washington faced no opponents in his presidential elections.
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London
Wilfrid Clothier
Edward Philip Collins
Mary
Collins
Local Want Ads Roundup From Whitewright Area
Classified highlights include for rent five room house. real estate agents invite buyers for Vittitoe farm 80 acres west of town. Equipment for sale two row corn picker on commission. Also mules bulls and underwood typewriter for sale. Tires batteries and auto parts promoted with prices. Life insurance and real estate services offered. Household items and small trades listed with contacts and locations.
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A. L. Sanders
Manton Fain
Tom Barbee
C. J. Meador Truck & Tractor Co
Jersey Bull
L. A. Newman
Pilot Grove
Underwood
Babcock Auto Store
Whitewright
Tom Bean
W. L. Flowers
Texas
Karo Maxey
Stephens & Bryant
The
Reserve Life Insurance Co
Bassett’s
Farley & Hill
Blanton Home & Auto Supply
Hannah & Son
Johnson Jewelry & Appliance
Ford
Chevrolet
Police Open War on Dickie Birds
A state police magazine Chaparral urged drivers to remove suction cup windshield decorations called dickie birds seen in windshield clusters. It argued the ornaments hinder visibility and warned they pose highway safety risks. The piece compares them unfavorably to college football decals.
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Dickie Birds
Austin
Chaparral
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