Baylor Rules Trial Forces a Student to Acknowledge Duty
Kenneth Parker is deemed ineligible for baseball due to low academic standing. Stanley Venable, elected to the campus rules committee, faces ostracism after voting to uphold the rule. A three person investigative panel from Baylor and Clifton will determine the truth and guide the campus response.
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Weekly Garden Graph From Dean Halliday
Central Prems features Dean Halliday's weekly garden graph for Canadian readers detailing planting tips and seasonal observations.
Stem girdler pest attacks roses in June and July
Life insurance for rosa rugosa rose bushes shows older bushes fall prey to a metallic colored stem girdler. The pest causes swellings on stems, yellowing foliage, and eventual cane death. Infected canes must be cut and burned. Control includes spraying with aramene head in June and July.
Kapuskasing Mill Produces Newsprint for Three U S Dailies
Kapuskasing Ontario hosts Spruce Falls mill built 1920s on Smoky Falls hydro site. Output about 750 tons daily with 900 workers plus 70 bush workers. Fifty percent to New York Times, rest to Washington Star and Philadelphia Ledger. Name Kapuskasing Cree for branch river, 268 miles from North Bay.
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World's Longest Air Route Heads for Civil Use
Britain plans a 17 853 mile nonstop air route from Newfoundland to Britain by May end. Civil aviation readiness follows wartime build ups as air ministries and firms prepare to convert military models for peacetime use. direct services to New Zealand and Lisbon are eyed with new overseas links to the Balkans.
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Britain Learns to Counter Magnetic Mines With De-Gaussing Belts
Britain develops de-gaussing gear to neutralize ship magnetism and pass safely over magnetic mine fields. The system uses insulated cables around the hull energized to cancel permanent magnetism, a method tested across vessels from trawlers to battleships.
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New British Rudder Entereata Promises Ship Fuel Save
A Glasgow naval architect unveils a novel rudder that boosts propulsion, reduces gear size and maintenance, and lowers first cost. The design, used on yachts, is being adopted by Dutch, Belgian, and British shipowners with orders for motor ships, trawlers, and yachts.
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Eskimo Exchange At Arctic Entrance
Near the North Pole an Eskimo trades greetings with a visitor at a doorway. They discuss weather and a possible idea as snow and cold set the scene in a remote Arctic setting.
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