Noted Game Warden Retiring Huntsville Texas
W. E. McKay, 77, longtime game warden, retired Sept 1 after 20 years of patrol spanning Walker San Jacinto and Montgomery Counties. He earned renown for protecting fisheries and deer, creating state game preserves and stocking 100 deer to restore game for hunters.
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Huntsville
W. E. McKay
Texas
McKay
Walker
San Jacinto
Montgomery Counties
Game Department
Bell Aircraft Reports Six Month Profit Gain
Bell Aircraft Corporation reported a net profit of 133 332 dollars for the six month period ending June. The figure is about 30 12 cents a share. This compares with a net loss of 205 696 dollars for the same period in 1948 and a deficit of 210 394 dollars for 1947.
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Bell Aircraft Firm
Buffalo
N. Y
Bell Aircraft Corporation
Vanished Bride Reunited With Fiance After 30 Hours
Missing bride to be Reatha Nixon, 22, of Ogallah Kansas, was found with fiance Russell Johnson 23 in Topeka police station after a 30 hour hunt. Johnson traced her across eastern Kansas with Union Pacific staff before the reunion near Salina. She postponed the wedding and said she needed rest as authorities and families coordinated plans for a meeting.
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Peka
Kan
Reatha Nixon
Russell Johnson
Topeka
University of Missouri
Kansas City
Union Station
Johnson
Manhattan
Missouri University
Kansas
Union Pacific Railroad
Ogallah, Kan
Buckner
Union Pacific
Pauline Nixon
Ogallah
Salina
Nixon
Charles Crank
Cou
Ple
Nixons
Miss Nixon
Lawrence
USAF Efficiency Slump Not Seen
Air Secretary W. Stuart Symington said defense cuts will shrink the Air Force but not its efficiency. He spoke in Denver en route to Seattle and Alaska, promising careful planning to maintain high capability and noting housing conditions for Air Force personnel as acutely tight in Alaska.
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Denver
W. Stuart Symington
Seattle
Wash
Alaska
Symington
Joint Chief of Staff
Air Force
Smog Changes Hues For Long Beach House
In Long Beach California Francis L Oberg picked yellow for his house 18 months ago. On a smoggy morning he found the house turned black. He suspects sulfur from harbor oil refineries caused the color change.
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Long Beach
Calif
Francis L. Oberg
Oberg
Guam Bid Adieu To Admiral Pownall In Large Farewell
Guam marked the largest farewell in its history as residents bid Rear Admiral Charles A. Pownall goodbye amid a transfer from Navy to Interior Department rule. Carlton Skinner is to become Guam's first civilian governor on September 16, with rule fully transferred next year after a congressional revolt led by Carlos Taitano over veto use.
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Guam
Charles A. Pownall
Navy
Carlton Skinner
Interior Department
Carlos Taitano
Pownall
Congress
Oyster larvae as prey in ocean ecosystems
The free swimming stage of oyster larvae serves as a favored food for many marine predators including other oyster larvae, highlighting the role of early life stages in reef and population dynamics.
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