Snakes and tourists at Brockelsby’s Reptile Gardens
Earl Brockelsby runs the Black Hills Reptile Gardens in Rapid City attracting about 200000 visitors yearly. He keeps 1300 reptiles, including seventeen varieties of rattlesnakes, and hosts visiting herpetology students who study snakes amid a wary display of cobras and Russell’s vipers. The exhibit thrives by turning fascination with repulsion into a profitable tourist draw in the Badlands region.
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Earl Brockersby
Black Hills
Brockelsby
Garden of Eden
Brockersby’s
Wriggly
India
Doctors Advice On Angina Prevention And Claustrophobia
A health column discusses preventing angina and coronary thrombosis, noting weight loss helps but no sure prevention exists. It links overweight with higher risk and mentions nerves and stress as possible factors along with a question on claustrophobia. It also covers cyanosis, diabetes management, and debates about horse meat.
Oatis Case Spurs Drive for Stronger Western Bargaining
An editorial argues the Oatis imprisonment by Czechoslovakia is a symbol of Western capture practices and urges firm, targeted pressure and swift diplomatic action. It links Vogeler and Oatis, calls for coordinated retaliation to secure release, and warns against public leaks that could undermine negotiations.
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Czechoslovakia
William Oatis
America
Oatis
Dana Adams Schmidt
New York Times
Reds
Red Camp
Robert Vogeler
Hungary
Vogeler
State Department
Beef price controls spark shift in production policy
The Saturday Evening Post warns that new legislation limits OPS power to roll back prices, especially beef. It argues a 19 percent cattle-price cut could slash beef output, despite aims to curb prices. The piece asserts controls that curb production fuel inflation and questions who benefits from lower prices if meat is scarce.
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OPS
Saturday Evening Post
the Post
The
Post
Morse Urges Public Income Disclosure For Congress
Senator Morse proposes a law requiring all members of Congress and high salary government workers to annually disclose every income source and client names. The bill, dubbed Caesar's Wife, aims to curb influence and curb smear campaigns by making financial backgrounds a public record.
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Washington
Morse
Oregon
Congress
Caesar
Tito Warns On UN Call For Yugoslav Armed Forces
Yugoslavia refuses to earmark part of its armed forces for a UN call. Tito cites intensified Soviet pressure and volatile borders with satellites as evidence of Moscow’s ongoing campaign to crush him. He argues the Kremlin would use such clashes to justify aggression.
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United Nations
Tito
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Moscow
Russia
Soil Tour Planned at Perry County Airport August Second
The first Soil Conservation aerial tour of Perry County will be held at Perry County Airport on August 2. Passengers will ride a pre chartered course to view soil conservation practices and to note the need for more work of this type. Ten Crooksville men have applied for Crooksville postmaster with the Civil Service commission following the vacancy created by Curtis Watts resignation. Applicants are Ralph R Williams Emil J Milligan Ronald L Buckley Gerald E Fisher Herman L Walsh Joseph H Frecker Thereon E Liller Lyle T Talbot Ned Watts and William H Anderson. A Cincinnati business group plans to buy the majority stock of Ludowici Celadon Co roofing tile maker in Perry County and Coffeyville Kansas. The bid targets at least 17240 of 26000 shares at 45 a share per Brick and Clay Record July. R G Sturtevant vice president and director notified stockholders. Golden grain was delivered to Perry County grain elevators with improving quality and low moisture but expected yields per acre down from last year. Adaline Ruble Logan was hired as mathematics and girls physical education teacher at New Lexington High School replacing Gladys Barker who resigned. In Junction City five youths were fined ten dollars and costs each for throwing a firecracker into a passing car. Jeff G Dolen and family Six Mile Turn were fined 25 dollars and costs after pleading guilty for swimming at Crooksville Dam in violation of local ordnance. Crooksville Lions Club will sponsor a wrestling show at Crooksville Municipal Park on August 2 featuring two matches including a women’s tag bout and a men’s match.
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New Lexington
Perry County
Crooksville
Civil Service Commission
Curtis Watts
Ralph R. Williams
Emil J. Milligan
Ronald L. Buckley
Gerald E. Fisher
Herman L. Walsh
Joseph H. Frecker
E. Liller
Lyle T. Talbot
Ned Watts
William H. Anderson
Cincinnati
Ludowici Celadon Co
Coffeyville
Kans
Brick and Clay Record
R. G. Sturtevant
Ludowici Celandon Co
United States
Adaline Ruble
Logan
New Lexington High School
Gladys Barker
Junction City
L. P. Ellman
Jeff G. Dolen
Six Mile
Dolen
Harold Anderson
Needlework pattern and wrestling notes in ad mix
An illustrated ad from Athens Messenger offers Pattern No 5567 for a peasant table cloth and napkins with cross stitch and crochet edging, requiring 25c and mail-in to Anne Cabot in New York. The page also promotes Anne Cabot's Big Album of patterns and features a tag match and wrestling notes with Jim Henry and Farmer Marlin.
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Anne Cabot
Athens Messenger
Ave. Americas
New York
N. Y
Sgt Robert J Hawley Serving With Fifth Air Force in Korea
Sgt Robert J Hawley of Pomeroy serves with the Tactical Reconnaissance Wing a Fifth Air Force unit in Korea. A former Pomeroy High School student he attended the Air Force photography school at Lowry Air Force Base in Denver Colo. His parents Mr and Mrs Roosevelt Hawley live at 804 Main Street in Pomeroy.
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Robert J. Hawley
Th Tactical Reconnaissance
Fifth Air Force
Korea
Hawley
Pomeroy High School
Air Force
Lowry Air Force Base
Denver
Colo
Roosevelt Hawley
E. Main Street
Nighttime Radio Schedule with Entertainment Shuffle
A dense listing of television and radio programming across networks abes, cbs, mbs, and abc detailing evening slots from 6:00 to 1:30. It notes varied shows such as News, Talk, drama, and variety programs along with regional timing notes and time zone adjustments for Eastern Daylight Time.
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Cbs Network
Abc-Mbs-East
Abc-Mbs-West
Cbs
Abe News
Abe Robert Q. Waxworks
Cbs News & Commentary
Abc News
Mbs
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Dbs Rivening
Underground
Dbhs
Monte Cristo
Abe Mr
Mrs
North
Cbs Sea Hound
Higgins Sir
Abe John Steele
Jack Pearl
Abe the Rickersons
Abeo
Capitol Cloakroom
Cbs News
Cbbs
All Nets
Beulah Film
Nbe Film Theater
Georgetown
U. Forum
DuMont
Fireside
Circle Theater
Harmony Rangers
Abe Godfrey
Abe Ladies Fair
Lopez
Abe Mary Margaret McBride
Abe Tony Fontaine
Musiom
Seball
Abec
Cbs Kiddies
Midwest
Abc
Ernie
Buddy Cotter
News Caravan
Fireside Theater
Fun Factory
Jimmy Leeper
Television Schedule Changes Noted for Stations
TV listings show adjustments to programs across WLWC Channel 3 WTVN Channel 6 and WSAS Channel 6 with lineup details including News, features, dramas, and kid shows. Highlights include Ernie and Buddy Cotter airings, Fireside Theater, How To, Kitchen Fair, and The Cisco Kid among others.
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Miss Dottle
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Hollywood
Vice
Lucilla
Mrs. Corps
Harry
Corps
Marlowe
Derek Marlowe
Derek
Acheson
By James Marlow
J. Parnell Thomas
New Jersey
Andrew J. May
Kentucky
Thomas
House Un-American Activities Committee
May
Old House
Military Affairs Committee
House
Walter E. Brehm
Ohio
Republican
U. S
Senate
Ella Waldek
Nature Girl
Adela Antone
Millie Stafford
Carol Cook
Jim
Henry
Farmer Marlin
P. Robinson
Mrs. Anne Cabot
By Galbraith
NBC
WLW
WCOL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
YSU
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
WHKC
Marietta
Athens
Ed Baseball Network
WLWC
WTVN
Captain Video
Beulah
Wbnz-Tv
Earl Flora
Doug Edwards
Stork Club
Hollywood Spotlight
TV Weatherman
Spotlight Revue
Armchair Theatre
Hob Nob
Steve Allen
Bill Zipt
Gary Moore
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Garmy Moore
Vanity Fair
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