Cold Month Babies Smarter Says Doctor Says
An Ohio scientist reports that babies conceived in winter or cool months have a better chance to become famous. Dr Clarice Mills of Cincinnati cites temperature effects on development and notes Truman as an exception born in March. The study links season to ambition and disease resistance.
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Clar‘eice A Mills
Cnity
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
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Henry S. Truman
Gulf States
Upper Plains States
Cincinnati
South
Panama
Philippines
Texas Sees Wartime Oil Output Ready Again
Thompson told the Houston Traffic Club that Texas has fully recovered its wartime oil producing capacity and can resume 80 percent of emergency output if needed. He cited conservation of reservoir energy and compared fiscal year 1949 production of 11.58 million barrels to 63.58 million the prior year, noting higher oil values this year.
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Thompson
Houston Traffic Club
Texas
Cino
Watchmen Guard Auditor Records In Harris County
Harris County Commissioners Court hires a night watchman to monitor the county auditors records and deputizes him as a sheriff's deputy. County Judge Glenn Perry coordinates with J. A. Phillips and Associates to cost and time an independent audit while the court limits further disclosure to the press.
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Houston
Harris County Commissioners Court
JH. L. Washburn
Glenn Perry
Perry
J. A. Phillips and Associates
Philip
Rice Merchants Await Texas Crop Damage Toll
Rice brokers in New York withdraw offerings as they assess crop damage reports from the Texas hurricane. Southern brokers say some damage is likely but full losses await detailed reports, with weather changes possibly altering current indications. The 1929 crops across Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas and California totaled 2,139,006 bushels, up from last year’s 1,170,000, while the 10 year average was about 62,944,000 bushels.
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New York
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
California
Actress Jennifer Jones Father Hurt In Wreck
Houston Oct 5 A car carrying Jennifer Joness parents crashed into a culvert near Houston injuring five people. The actress father Phil Ross Isley was hospitalized with cuts and bruises Mrs Isley was not hurt The car driven by a chauffeur went out of control Others injured were Mrs Lucile Shaw Oklahoma City C C Wise Dallas W H L Pat OBrien Oklahoma City and Charles Hill the chauffeur Dallas all only slightly hurt.
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Jennifer’ Jones
Here
Phil Ross Isley
Lucile Shaw
Oklahoma City
C. C. Wise
Dallas
W. HL
Pat) O’brien
Charles Hill
Texas Schools Must Have Nine Months Term
Texas districts must run a nine month school term and pay teachers at least the Gilmer-Aikin minimum to receive state aid. Attorney General Price Daniel ruled that districts operating fewer months gain only a fractional share of foundation funds, and that minimum salaries are required before a district may participate in foundation funds. The ruling was requested by State Auditor C H Dovness.
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Austin
Texas
Gilmer-Aikin Eeeleeon
At- Tmey General Price Daniel
C. HL Dovness
Bride Sparks Fatal Stabbing At Army Dance Shreveport
Sergeant Joseph J. Maurice of St. Louis was fatally stabbed during a fight over a bride after a dance at Westover Field Air Base. James M. Wheeler, the Springfield carpenter, pled innocent to murder and was held without bail as the case moved to October 14.
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Alass
Cri
Corbat
St Louis
Joseph J. Maurice
St. Louis
Okinawa
James M. Wheeler
John M. Neoraz
Wheeler
Grace
Goliia R. Giannini
Maurice
Joseph A.lianes
Westover Field Air Base
Pork on Hog Price Supports Cut Seen This Fall
Washington reports a gradual lowering of price supports for hogs over the past 11 months with possible further drops this fall. The Agriculture Department sets monthly support levels from 1649 in October to 1420 in December, with November 155, January 1430, February 1550 and June 526.20. farmers may receive about 18 to 38.50 per 100 pounds. The government will buy pork if needed to maintain support prices.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Mrs Truman Offered 5900 To Sing At Fair
Margaret Truman was offered a 5000 dollar guarantee plus expenses to sing at a trade fair in New Orleans next year. James H. Davidson of New York relayed the offer to Miss Truman through Frank Dane of New Orleans, president of the Mid Century International Exposition. If she accepts, her appearance would be designated president's night during the exposition running September 35 to October 15, 1950.
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Washington
Margaret Truman
New Orleans
James H. Davidson
New York
Miss. Truman
Frank Dane
Dane
Missiynman
Weather Forces Governor Turner to Cancel Fort Worth Trip
Oklahoma City Oct. 3 Weather conditions yesterday forced Governor Roy J Turner to cancel a planned plane trip to Fort Worth for a session of the Independent Petroleum Association of America and the interstate oil compact commission executive committee His aides said Turner hopes for better flying weather and plans to attend the Oklahoma Texas football game in Dallas Saturday
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Oklahoma City
Roy J. Turner
Fort Worth
Turner
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
Dallas
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