Science Invades Realm Of Lowly Worm In Cable Fight
In Washington, AT&T uses nitrogen in underground cables to flag breaks. A line failure exposed crews racing to a NY Baltimore link where a white two inch worm of Prionine family delayed service. Identified by USDA experts, the worm caused indigestion on wire sheaths and was placed in a bottle on Tom Dutton’s desk.
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Baytown.sun
Harman W. Nichols
Washington
American Telephone and _ Telegraph Company
Tom Dutton
ACT
New York
Baltimore
Tom
Erea
William Anderson
Carl &. W. Muserbeck
Insect Identification Division
US Department of Agriculture
Dutton
Ment
Agriculture
Anderson
AT & T
Actuello
Triphome
Bever
Robbery suspect rejects light sentence and wins seven years
A 23 year old James G Gunn refused a two year plea offer for robbing a truck driver of 15 dollars and a watch. A circuit court jury convicted him under habitual criminal law and he received a seven year term bowing to the jury and sticking out his tongue in acknowledgment.
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ST Louis
Willam S. Behn
James G. Gunn
Gunn
Missouri
Auto Repairman Makes Business For Himself
ST LOUIS Feb 13 A 32 year old automobile body repair man Lloyd Perkins started his own car repair venture after a mishap. While braking at a stop sign the car failed to stop ran past the sign and damaged gas pumps a Dicket fence a floodlight post and more fencing before stopping against a boiler. Perkins escaped unharmed though the vehicle sustained about 2000 in damage. He quipped that the incident would keep him busy for some time.
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ST. Louis
Lloyd Perkins
Perkins
Five Years Ago Headlines Span Europe and Midwest
Five years ago today reports described the fall of Eleve and Pruem near Moscow, Breslav encircled, and spring flood threats across the Midwest. Local social events included Jaycesettes dance in Baytown, birthday parties for Wiley Gardner and Robert Powers, and surprise gatherings for Mrs. T. M. Johnson.
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Eleve
Pruem
Moscow
Breslav
Hast
Midwest
Wiley Allen Gardner
W. W. Gardner
Jaycesettes
Baytown
Robert Reid Powers
WE. Powers
T. M. Johnson
Elizabeth Martin
O. L. Clevenger, Jr
Ozzie Wilburn
Meat Production Drops in Texas in 1929
Texas produced 745.9 million pounds of beef veal lamb mutton and pork in 1929, 20 percent below 1948 and 2 percent below 1947 according to the USDA. Slaughter rates fell year over year while range conditions were unusually abundant with cattle in good to very good condition and ewes in strong winter condition on green feed.
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Austin
Texas
United States Department of Agriculture
USDA
Man Calls Sheriff To His Own Murder At Beall Farm
WAUKON Iowa February 13 Deputy Sheriff W R Ryan answered a call from Bill Beall claiming a double murder at the Beall farm. Beall and his wife were found dead, both about 60. Authorities call it a murder and death by own action with no clear motive. Iowa State College agriculturists urge soil and water saving crop practices.
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Waukon
W. R. Ryan
Bill Beall
Ryan
Beall
Iowa State College Agriculturists
Chiropractors offer neuritis relief through nerve pressure release
Neuritis patients seek lasting relief under chiropractic care as nerve inflammation often stems from pressure. Modern exams including X ray studies assess spine alignment and suitability for treatment, with frank guidance if chiropractic is unlikely to help.
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Aoe
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