Literary Guidepost By W G Rogers
Alfred Perles profiles Henry Miller, tracing his Paris years in the 1930s, his friendships with Anais Nin and others, and the tension between Miller in life and the Miller portrayed in Perles recounting. The author argues Perles reveals too little of the real Miller and that the book feels like window dressing.
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Henry Miller
Alfred Perles
John Day
New York
Miller
Paris
Perles
Chicago Tribune
Anais Nin
Mone
Edmund Wilson
Herbert Read
T S Eliot
Cyril Connolly
Aldous Huxley
Apple Blossom Festival Visitors At Cope nhaver Home
Visitors during the Apple Blossom Festival at the Co penhaver home included Emerick Copenhaver and family from Ohio plus Cleveland residents John Stevening and daughters Janie and Ann, Paul Copenhaver and children Larry and David, Betty Copenhaver, Asbury Fiddler and sons Jimmy and Ronnie, a friend from Hagerstown Maryland, Maud DeHaven and grandchildren Gary and Kendra from Winchester, Roger Star liper and two children from Stephenson, and Nellie Foreman. Apple blossoms in the area are at peak.
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Paper Mill Road
Copenhaver
Emerick Copenhaver
Robert Sicker
Coshocton
Ohio
John Stevening
Janie
Ann
Cleveland
Paul Copenhaver
Larry
David
Betty Copenhaver
Asbury Fiddler
Jimmy
Ronnie
Hagerstown
Maud DeHaven
Gary
Kendra
Winchester
Roger Starliper
Stephenson
Nellie Foreman
Length of Philodendron vines indoors unknown
The question asks how long Philodendron vines can grow indoors. The longest reported examples are 27 feet and 33 feet, with vines draped along three walls of a business office.
New Pattern 4837 For Women Sizes 36 50
Anne Adams promotes sewing pattern 4837 offering styles from housecoats to coats in nylon seersucker pique and easy flowing lines. includes sizes 36 through 50 with yardage, complete illustrated instructions, and mail order details from The Winchester Star pattern department in New York.
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Anne Adams
Winchester Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Earth Radius Reduced By 420 Feet In Global Survey
Army Map Service researchers report a new earth equatorial radius of 6 378 260 meters or about 3 957 miles a reduction of 420 feet from prior estimates. The revision improves satellite orbit predictions and surface pinpointing aiding artillery and missile targeting.
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Washington
American Geographical Union
Army Map Service
Bernard Chovitz
Irene Fischer
Map Service
Andes
South America
Earth
Wilhelm Struve
Struve
American
Canada
Chile
Scandinavia
South Africa
Mediterranean Sea
Africa
Sudan
Arc
Eating Records Hit by Marine Eaters Worldwide
Gunnar Thorson of the University of Copenhagen told an international meeting of marine scientists in La Jolla that crabs, starfish, and snails eat 20 to 30 percent of their body weight daily during growth. He equated it to a 90 pound boy consuming 18 to 27 pounds daily.
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LA Jolla
Calif
Gunnar Thorson
University of Copenhagen
Zoological Museum
Electronic Brains Grow Up in Atomic Research
Dr. Nicholas Metropolis of Los Alamos describes growing use of electronic brains in labs. Computers like MANIAC at Los Alamos and UC Berkeley systems process experimental data directly to aid atomic research and simulate reactions in high dimensional space.
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Washington
Nicholas Metropolis
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratories
American Physical Society
University of California, Berkeley
Maniac
Los Alamos
Metropolis
Grenade Found in Kentucky Apartment Basement
Tenants in Paul Hughes' Somerset building discovered a hand grenade in the basement after living there for more than a decade. Lewis Henderson found the device and a Ft. Knox demolition squad removed it. rust had prevented detonation.
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Somerset
Paul Hughes
Lewis Henderson
Ft. Knox
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W.G. Rogers
W. G. Rogers
Paper Mill
Sues
Martha Raye
Barbara O'Shea
Robert O'Shea
Comedienne
Westport
Conn
O'Shea
By Science Service
Miller & Anderson
E. Boscawen Sr
Penney
Penney’s
Dacrons
Cottons
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