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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1955
Page
8
Tazewell Va. six-market auction kept the steady level seen in recent weeks as hog prices slipped. Veal calves topped at 28.95 with other calves at 27 and 26.69. Heifers sold 5 to 14, cows 6 to 12, bulls 10 to 12. About 150 hogs ranged 12 to 15 top, with some sows 9.60 to 10.75. Stock came from a broad area including a lot from Ohio.
Dr E Hunter Wilson outlines tuberculosis history from Koch’s discovery to modern therapies. Early rest and sanatorium care reduced deaths from 60,000 to about 20,000 by the 1940s. Today unknown active cases in the United States threaten others, so chest clinics and early X rays remain vital to end the disease.
The Bald and Golden eagles are similar in size and both rank among the largest North American birds of prey, with the California Condor standing as a rival giant in the region.
Final plans and specifications for a proposed married students housing project at Concord College will be reviewed by the State Board of Education next week. The $100,000 Athene campus complex includes six four family units with rents as low as 35 dollars monthly.
Mexico City reports imports from the United States and Canada as the country builds Christmas tree supplies during a period of depleted resources.
The US Information Agency ships 30 000 copies of the Ford Almanac to 70 countries as part of cultural outreach in the cold war. Published by Ford Motor, the 208 page book covers farming profits, rainmaking and do it yourself diagrams. Large allocations go to the Philippines Bolivia India Israel with thousands more requested by agricultural ministries and farm groups.
Locals in Sumatra struggle with tangled telephone lines as villagers retreat behind poles. Authorities report frequent outages and dangerous entanglements near village roads. Community groups urge faster repair and safer wiring practices.
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