Rancher Plans Daring Rescue Of Mountain Horse
FAIRPLAY Colorado January 25. Dan Epperson of the Bar D Ranch vows to rescue a horse stranded atop Bald Mountain amid subfreezing weather and heavy snow. After days of delays and a failed overland approach, he believes the horse has survived on sparse forage and is possibly on Bald Mountain, about 13,594 feet high, and may have strayed from a sheep herder. Epperson and a sheriff's officer faced snow and ice as they attempted to reach the animal from near Mount Silverheels.
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Silverheels
Timberline
Refinery Men To Symposium At College Station
An even dozen from Baytown Refinery will attend Texas A and M College Station for the tenth annual instrumentation symposium. Clint Bates chairs the exhibit for the symposium and R. L. Dockendorff will present a paper on Dry Instrument Air. Other attendees include L. H. Davis NSFL Chamberlain R. W. Presnal R. L. Nichols J. L. Walker and several from the Instrument Department and Engineering Division.
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College Station
Texas A and M College
Clint, Bates
Instrument Department
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Engineering Division
RC. C
Proces
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Stervehorse
NSFL
Langer vows to oppose envoy posts until Idaho gains one
Senator William Langer says he will vote against every diplomatic appointment until Idaho has an ambassador and will oppose all Supreme Court nominations until Florida is represented. He criticizes recent confirmations of nonresident nominees to New Zealand and Spain and urges alignment with states lacking representation.
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Idaho
Washington
William Langer
Senate
Supreme Court
Florida
North Dakota
Robert C. Hendrickson
R-N.z
New Zealand
John Davis Lange
Connecticut
Spain
John Marshall Harlan
New York
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Women To Meet Compare Notes On Reductions
CHICAGO January 23. Women who diet sensibly join TOPS Take Off Pounds Sensibly for a yearly meeting sponsored by the American Medical Association to compare weights and award a trophy to the member who shed the most weight last year. Last year’s reducing queen, Mrs. Lilliam Perske of Chicago, dropped from 261 to 167 pounds in nine months. About 50 members from 160 clubs in 10 states are expected. The group, founded by Esther Mang of Milwaukee, uses group therapy and peer support under medical care to help women lose weight. The AMA estimates 1008 women have joined TOPS nationwide.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
Lilliam Perske
AMA
Esther Mang
Milwaukee
Avah' Dapols Anonymous
Alcohotics
Barclay on Bridge central press feature
An article discusses Barclay on Bridge alternating measures timing of trump drawing, contrasting styles of declarer play and mixed strategies. It analyzes a sample hand where a skilled player shifts between approaches, controlling trumps and ruffing to gain cross-ruff advantages and set up defense. The piece ends with a question about West's last bidding plan after South opens with 1 Diamond.
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Blay
Dimmy
North
Ted Ute
Warther Marth
Bast
Ada
Northil
Wwe
Weather Bureau Chief Responds With Witty Double Entendre
The U.S. Weather Bureau head Thompson greets a reporter with a playful double entendre about a weather brewery, signaling a light moment amid routine duties. The remark showcases a human side of a federal agency leader during a public interaction.
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Thompson
U.S. Weather
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