Plants React To Flashing Lights
A Cornell University study explores flashing light as a method to delay flowering in greenhouse crops. Continuous lighting for a few hours at night can hold back blooms, potentially saving electricity costs for growers. Roy A. Larson leads research on how artificial light affects day length and flowering timing.
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Earl Aronson
New York State College of Agriculture
Cornell University
Roy A. Larson
Larson
Green House
Africa
Combined 4-H Club Meeting Highlights Posture Film
A Hill Billie and Vernon Star Dusters 4-H meeting featured a film on posture led by Miss Janet Wallace. Members included Sharon Yeager Edith Sebrell Milton Roush Gary Rood Edwin Roush and Mrs. Gerald Rood. The Vernon club conducted business presided by Carolyn McCormick, voted to sell pens as a fund raiser, and scripture was read by Sharon Brown.
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Hill Billie
Vernon Star Dusters
Vernon Club
Carolyn McCormick
Sharon Brown
Truman Acknowledges 76th Birthday On TV Broadcast
In Independence Missouri Harry S Truman thanked well wishers on his 76th birthday in a television broadcast. He quipped he wished to turn the clock back to shed some years.
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Independence
Harry S. Truman
Alfred WSCS Sees Officers Retained at Regular Meeting
The WSCS held its regular meeting at Helen Woode’s home with ten members and two guests. Thelma Henderson, president, led the session which voted to retain officers for another year. Subscriptions to the Methodist Woman were renewed and a rug cleaner sale was reported. Eleanor Boyles led a program on New Light for Town and Country followed by refreshments. Next meeting will be at Eleanor Boyles’s home. Weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs Elgie Reyzek and children from Coshocton and Mr and Mrs Larry Mitchell and children, and Mrs Pearl Gosney from Buchtel visited Mr and Mrs Emmett Short.
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Alfred
WSCS
Helen Woode
Thelma Henderson
Eleanor Boyles
Local Visits Stirred News Across Murray City and Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs Thomas Grimstead and others from New Haven and Nelsonville visited Jay Huston and Mt St Mary Hospital in Nelsonville. Neel family hosted relatives from Willoughby and Barberton while the Julian Graham and Snyder families traveled from Columbus New Straitsville and Newark for weekend visits. Saturday callers included Doris Lowery and Judy Lowery of Murray City and Alan Lowery of Newark.
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Murray City
Thomas Grimstead
Cliff Roush
Bill McFarland
New Haven
John Huston
Nelsonville
Jay Huston
Matt Board
Mt. St. Mary Hospital
Charles Neel
Jack
Willoughby
Neel
Leonard Campbell
Millard Neel
George Thompson
Barberton
Kenneth Julian
Harold Graham
David
Columbus
Don Snyder
New Straitsville
Emmett Snyder
Doris Lowery
Judy
Alan Lowery
Newark
Pearl Mitchell
Un detected murders claim shocks US crime experts
A medical crime expert warns that as many as 100 000 murders may go undetected each year across the United States highlighting gaps in justice and public safety.
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Los Angeles
United States
Kalamazoo College crowns Grace Hayes May queen
Grace Hayes a 21 year old Negro girl from Little Rock Arkansas is named Kalamazoo College queen of the May in Kalamazoo Michigan.
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Kalamazoo, Mich
P— Grace Hayes
Little Rock, Ark
Callas Spotted in London Dining with Onassis
Soprano Maria Callas spent last week incognito in London and dined several times with Greek shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis, a matter her husband alleges hints at a romance with the singer.
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London
Maria Callas
Aristotle Onassis
Tom’s Unconventional Path Says Much About Success
A profile of Tom, a college graduate who decouples success from wealth and marriage. He works eight months a year as a chemist then takes four months off to travel and enjoy life. He lives above a bar, remains unmarried, and is viewed as an educated bum by locals while classmates debate his happiness.
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Tom
Identification Help From Mason County Agent
Mason County residents bring bugs diseased plants and weeds to the Agricultural Extension Office for identification. Specimens may be sent to Morgantown for expert examination. The alfalfa weevil threat is rising westward and has been found in Roane County and may reach Mason County, requiring a joint farmer effort to control.
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Mason Countians
Mason County Agricultural Extension Office
Morgantown
Panhandle
W. Va
Roane
Mason County
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J. Milton Lewis
Dunbar
Gus Douglas Jr
Grimms Landing
Mae Roush
Parkersburg
Homer Roush
Clarksburg
Sherman Blessing
Letart
Walter Bush
River Rouge
Mich
P. E. Roush
Ivan Bush
Mason
Homer Brosn
Longdale
Fred Spencer
Jesse Brown
Charles Blessing
Clarence Blessing
Luelio Roush
Gerald Rood
Shirley
A. P. Roush
Arnett Roush
Jack Welch
Worthy Rogers
Bill Rogers
Carl Sebrell
Marshall College
Searcher
Knights of Pythias Hall
John Matheny
Barbara Brooks
Karen Schackert
Walt Lineback
Alfred Social Notes
Elgie Reyzek
Larry Mitchell
Coshocton
Robert Mitchell
Pearl Gosney
Buchtel
Emmett Short
Cars Magazine
CARS
Studebaker
Wakefield Motors
Studebaker Champ
Rational Tavern
America
Strohs
the Stroh Brewery Company
Detroit
Tombstone Territory
Incognito
Callas
Jack Gilbert
Athens Messenger
Stroh’s
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