Barber Hailed As Key Man Of The United States
At the sixteenth annual convention of the National Association of Barber Examiners in Baltimore on September 18, barbers were praised as key men in the national effort. Leaders argued the barber shop offers a calm space to address public concerns and to convey the President’s message, valuing the barber’s role in relaxing nerves and boosting morale during tense times.
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Waltimore
Ign
J. M. Cheek
High Point
Warmelin
Titanic and Lusitania Fate Recounted in Brief
The passage notes the Titanic stayed afloat for two and a half hours after being disabled, while the Lusitania sank in twenty minutes. It also describes a ceremonial scene with a sheikah preparing mint tea, and a meal featuring heart of palm tree.
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Ates
Oasis
World End Not Likely At Two Billion Years
New York, Sept. 18. At Fordham University centenary, Dr Victor Hess and seismologist Rev Joseph Lynch debated the world’s end. Hess warned a liquid iron core could liquefy the globe in about two billion years, while Lynch argued a solid core would allow heat to escape.
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New York
Fordham University
Victor Hess
W W Woodward Dies in West Virginia
W W Woodward about 70 died recently in Keyser West Virginia as reported from the Stephens City Middletown section. He had many Frederick county friends where he was raised at J H Light's Middletown home. His wife and two children survive. Funeral was held this afternoon in Keyser with interment there. Attending from this place were W B O Neal Mrs Cora Massie and her son Howard E Massie.
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W. W. Woodward
Keyser
W. Va
Stephens City
Middletown
Frederick County
J. H. Light
W. B. O'Neal
Cora Massie
Howard E. Massie
United States Mint output by denomination in the latest fiscal year
In the fiscal year recently ended the output of the United States Mint was as follows. One billion pennies, three hundred fifteen million nickels, one hundred eighty one million dimes, seventy eight thousand ? and twenty three million half dollars.
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United States Mint
Disputes Pester Radio Over Late Night Bands
New York reports contract differences between outlets and musicians union disrupt remote dance band pickups on NBC Red and MBS networks. NBC Red station WSMB New Orleans and MBS outlet WGRC Louisville face union blocks leading to replacements with studio bands from New York and other stations.
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New York
Nbc-Red
MBS
Musicians’ Union
WSMB
New Orleans
WGRC
Louisville
Egyptian Tomb Shelters For Siwa Oasis Residents
In Siwa Oasis Western Desert Egypt ancient tombs with removed mummies offer the safest air raid shelters. Two thousand locals Egyptians Bedouin Berbers Senussi live in rock caves once built for mummies now home to pots lamps and kettles. War with Italy links Siwa to outside world as British troops advance and host a feast with seven roasted sheep in a date garden.
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Siwa Aosis
Western Desert
Egypt
Sandgirt
Siwa
Jebel Muta
Mountain of Death
Birmingham
England
Cairo
Oasis
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Berkeley Club Bottling Co
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Lae
Spitzbergen Islands
Titanic
A&p Fresh Creamery
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Crisco
Collier’s
LIFE
Sli
A&p
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White House
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Ann
Am. Ge
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Choice Navy
Rose
King Syrup Bell’s Poultry Seasoning
McY
Pka
T Tun
Jane Parker
Cabe
Pillsbury’s
Pineapple Gems
Larsen’s
Breakfast of Champions Wheaties
Atoes
Ibs
Oxydol
Duz
Ann Page
Sultana Label
Heinz Baby Foods
A&p Feeds
Milky Way
N. Braddock St
Winchester
W .W. Woodward
West Va
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Ridgewood
L. I
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