Moonlets Sighted Near Earth Alarm Stargazers
Amateur astronomers Bagby and Hols omatated a discovery of about 100 near earth objects termed moonlets at roughly 400 to 500 miles altitude. They report rapid orbits and discuss possible explanations from natural satellites to man made craft while urging global observers to verify and share data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adier Planetarium
Earth
Lincoln la Paz
University of New Mexico
Air Force
Bagby
Holpuch
Outer
Space
Whin Bagby
Dearborn Observatory
Northewestern University
Yerkes Observatory
Willams Day
Hin Askodihter
Horpudh
Bugby
Ringby
Palermo
Sicily
Naples
Mexico City
Maxebpurg
Germany
Cook Research Laboratory
Burnham Astronomical
American
Matqer Society
Royal, Astronomical Society of Canada
Hs 2
Switchmen Operate First US Sequence Switch System
At Chicago Gresham tower Rock Island switchmen manage a pioneering sequence switch interlocking system for trains entering LaSalle Street Station. The complex panel controls routes with lights and signals, linking Rock Island main line, B and O, Chesapeake Ohio, and industrial lines to downtown terminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ¥. Sembower
Central Press
Chicago
Gresham
Rock Island Railroad
United States
Union Terminal
Cleveland
Grand Central Station
New York City
Rock Island
Baltimore and Ohio
Ohio
International Telephone and Telegraph Company
Pon
Jingland
London
Mrs. Smith Retires After 33 Years Teaching
Mrs. T. P. Smith ends a long teaching career spanning 33 years with retirement to focus on housekeeping. Born in Bryan, she earned a bachelor’s from Sam Houston and a master’s from Houston via extensive study while teaching at Channelview and other Texas schools. She and her husband will move from 214 West Murray to Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Jones
T. P. Smith
Bryan
Mra. Smith
Hoiligan Chapel
Steep Hallow
Steep Hallows
Holligan Chapel
Steep Hollow
Halligan Chapel
Bry
Bertie
C. M Riexinger
Robert Jones
Brian
Smith
Tulision
Texda
Texas A and M
Anya Mra
Emith
Siwith
Reliance
Denton State Teachers’ College
College of Industrial Arts
Den~ton
Lee
Willow Hole
Madison County
Toavia
Bryan Hospital
Mra Sintiivs
Chariie Bullock
Smiths
Baytown
Channelview
Wow
Mrs. Smith
Channelview School
Mia Smith
Pickle Week Proclaimed Amid Peak Popularity
CHICAGO UP The National Pickle Packers Association proclaims national pickle week to boost pickle consciousness. Bill Moore, secretary of the association, notes last year’s pickle safes top the year and Americans consumed a record 11.2 million jars of pickles in 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Pickle Packers Association
Bill Moore
Mooré
National Pokle Packers
Moore
The
Pickle Packers
Hottest Issue Over TV FCC Faces Pay TV Debate
The FCC confronts a pivotal decision on pay television amid industry fears and consumer potential. Supporters argue pay TV could raise programming value with films operas and educational shows, while theaters warn of collapsing cinema and advertiser shifts. The commission weighs public interest against disruption to existing broadcast models and channel allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fae-Tv
FCC
Aol
Unitel Televistor
Movitt
Radio Apokcaman
Sanswuel Tostil
Arthur Levy
Skiatron Company
Tell-Tv
Algo
Annally
Allwavns
TL Ja
New York
Chicago
Palm Springs
Calif
Rutgers Scientists Study Cats Nutritional Needs
At Rutgers University two researchers study cats basic nutrition, combining diet with petting and purring to keep subjects content. The project aims to form data for veterinarians and nutritionists, funded by the Morris Animal Memorial foundation, to improve cat food formulas and inform care for large felines and zoo inhabitants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
Rutgers University
Dre
James B. Allison
John Tt. McCoy
Kitty
Thelwo
Biological Teararch
Birean
Tr. Allison
Rutgers Laboratories
Rutgers
Tsa
Allison and
McCoy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Franklin Johnson
Skokie
Wauconda
Here
John P. Bagby
Richard Holss
Richard Holpuch
Lett
Aind
John Bagby
Switchmen
King Andersen
Ade
Freerainy
Greshart Junction
Skidtran
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!