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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1948
Page
2
New York supreme court Justice Henry Clay Greenberg ruled that a child born through artificial insemination is legitimate. He also held that Antoine Straad, the ex husband, has a right to visit his four year old daughter Antoinette, despite claims of sterility and custody by her mother Jule Straad.
The Atomic Energy Commission posted a danger notice covering 39 000 square miles of the Pacific Ocean around Eniwetok atoll for forthcoming tests of military weapons. Hazards will exist in a rectangular area about 173 miles north and south and 226 miles east and west. The danger will continue through 1948.
A flying boat carrying 29 passengers and a crew of 6 landed safely in Sydney after flying 380 miles across the Tasman Sea with one engine dead. Among the passengers was Episcopal Bishop G Ashton Oldham of Albany and his wife.
In a Bucharest to Iasi night train a gang rendered passengers unconscious with gas and robbed the carriage. Waking at Iasi station, travelers discovered their luggage missing and valuables gone. The Natiunea newspaper cited the incident with the amount of 85 as part of the robbery.
OMAMA NES Americans harvest 20 million more acres since 1940 with three million fewer workers on 200000 fewer farms due to rapid mechanization. Joseph A Hoban of BF Goodrich told Midwest Implement Dealers that tractor population has doubled since 1940, predicting continued growth into 1948. He cited 1947 export totals: 392 million bushels wheat, 88 million corn, 328 million pounds meat, highlighting tractors as the growth force. Rubber tired tractors save 24 working days and 675 gallons gasoline yearly per 159 acres.
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