Brain Concussions From Catapulting Planes Highlighted
Cleveland June 5 Two physicians report brain concussions heart injury and nerve disorders as new perils to pilots of dive bombers and high speed planes. They cite blackout risks during sharp dives and catapult launches and note rubber collars lifebelts may protect against rapid blood shift while experiments proceed.
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Cleveland
American Medical Association
John F. Fulton
Yale University
Autogyros Redefine Alaska Game Control Efforts
In Seattle a report details Alaska using autogyro planes for wildlife management. Alaska Game Commission official Frank Dufresne notes air work suits vast terrain and stresses regulation over propagation as a policy aim, with Alaska decades behind in fish and game depletion concerns.
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Seattle
Alaska
Frank Dufresne
Alaska Game Commission
Dufresne
United States
Farm Prosperity Seen by Babson
Babson Park Massachusetts June 5. The farm outlook improves as defense spending channels money into agriculture with large crops, parity bills, and Commodity Credit Corporation loans. Wheat supply may top 1.25 billion bushels, domestic demand holds, and farming benefits rise with wages and dividends amid the war economy.
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Babson Park
Mass
Wheat
Commodity Credit Corporation
Parity Loan Debate Foresees Price Trends and Trade Flows
Quoted prices for parity loans sit below expected levels with 85 percent parity. The piece notes irregular swings but anticipates higher levels by year end. It warns that postwar demand will bring heavy supplies of eatables from abroad and stresses watching foreign developments. Grains move toward seaports to make room for new crops and bring surpluses to markets.
Canadian newsprint output rises in first nine months 1940
Newsprint production in Canada for January to September 1940 reached 2,573,605 tons, up from 2,058,899 tons in the same period of 1939. The gain reflects higher mill activity and demand during the early war year.
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Canada
Wanted One Fisherman MEMPHIS
A Memphis man with a farm and a two acre lake seeks a retired companion to drive out daily and fish while he tends the farm. He offers abundant fruit and vegetables in return for the partnership.
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Memphis
Triplet Girls Christened Emma Ebba and Elma
Three baby girls born near Yale Oklahoma were christened Emma Bell Ebba Bell and Elma Dell by Mr and Mrs Harold Edge. The three sisters share a close birth date and were welcomed by the local community.
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Emma
Ebba
Elma
Yale
Okla
U.A
Harold Edge
Emma Bell
Ebba Bell
Elma Dell
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