Codfish eggs yield thousands with few maturing
A codfish lays about 6,000,600 eggs and only roughly six reach adulthood. The majority of eggs are eaten by other fish during early development.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1940
Page
12
A codfish lays about 6,000,600 eggs and only roughly six reach adulthood. The majority of eggs are eaten by other fish during early development.
Fred Vanderschmidt argues that German and Russian strategy pressure Turkey to tilt toward land power over sea power. He notes Britain’s naval dominance in the Mediterranean, Turkey’s alliance with Britain, and Russia’s potential role as a hedge against Nazi expansion. He also highlights British buildup in Egypt and air power undermining Italy’s naval might.
Radio listing highlights Fred Waring ensembles and the Danice Orchestra with dance and news segments. A Mitchell acts as Answer Man while Adventure in Rhythm appears in the late morning lineup.
In Glencoe a house maid hung up the phone on an apparent call from President Roosevelt. The incident occurred after Governor Horner’s death. Senator Scott Lucas and others were at a Horner relative’s home when the call arrived. The maid answered, heard the name, and slammed the receiver.
A dense listing details daytime and evening radio programming across NBC and other networks. Notable items include Fred Waring, Alfredo Antonini, Kay Kyser, Rogerio Garcia Orchestra, Wayne King, and Mr. District Attorney with varied time slots and network notes. The schedule also lists Farm Round Up, The Flying Dutchman, Markets, and The Modern Home among weekday segments.
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