Crozier Builds A Crozier Cannonball Route Model Railroad
Lynn Crozier a Cedar Rapids bus driver has created a large realistic model railway in a Turner mortuary third floor room. The Crozier Cannonball Route features 200 feet of track 35 cars six locomotives and a six percent grade. He built the layout plus dollhouse pieces and plans to rebuild it regularly while also serving as a longtime school bus driver and district staff helper.
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John Reynolds
Ynn Crozier
Cedar Rapids
Lynn
Crozier
Turner Mortuary
Turner’s
Jimmy Rosene
Jack Parker
al Schwers
Ed Dozark
Bob Peterson
Turner
Lynn Crozier
Pennsylvania Electric Locomtive
F. Cruz Hahn
Lynn Limited
Susan Selden
Marvin Selden, Jr
Des Moines
Ames
Chicago
Independent School District
Iowa
Franklin High
Kenwood
Highway 150
Fats by Needle Help To Increase Weight
Boston report says fats by intravenous injections supply calories to patients unable to eat. Dr. Frederick J. Stare of Harvard Medical School told the American College of Surgeons that coconut oil forms a stable emulsion and boosts weight in about a hundred treated patients.
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Boston
Frederick J. Stare
Harvard Medical School
American College of Surgeons
Walrus Forages for Shellfish Among Seaweed Grasses
A walrus using tusks to mow and tear through beds of seaweed uncovers shellfish prey beneath. The behavior showcases feeding tactics in coastal Arctic waters as the animal probes for benthic invertebrates.
Normal Birth? Womb Contractions Tell If Labor Is Normal
A new device named the tokody namometer TED, developed by Reynolds Hellman Bruns of Johns Hopkins and Carnegie, measures uterine contractions. Strain gauges on the abdomen capture contraction pressure to trace patterns on paper, guiding doctors on normal labor versus potential trouble and the need for drugs or surgery.
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S. R. M. Reynolds
L. M. Hellman
Paul Bruns
Department of Embryology
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Baltimore
Obstetrics
John Hopkins Hospital
No Commercialization of Christmas in Bethlehem Pa
Bethlehem residents emphasize a spiritual Christmas not commercial, sending five dollar checks to service members and giving gifts and baskets to the needy. The 209 year old city hosts a grand electric star display and Moravian services drawing over 100,000 visitors, while keeping focus on love, peace, and faith.
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Bethlehem
INS
Judea
Christmas City
U.S.A
Zinzendorf
America
Christ
Alpine Firemen Bypass Call System In Blaze
Alpine California volunteers were not alerted to a fire until an outside company arrived. The delay sparked plans to print bright stickers with the volunteer fire department telephone number to be attached to all Alpine phone books.
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Alphine
Calif
Alpine
Woman Driver Cited With Thermometer In Mouth
In Columbus Mississippi a motorist was spotted driving with a thermometer in her mouth and was passed by Mrs Louis Phillips. The incident drew attention to unsafe driving behavior and public health concerns.
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Columbus
Miss
Louis Phillips
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Wildwood Drive
Linn County
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L. D. Burkhalter
L. D. Burkhalter, Jr
C.P.C.U
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Associated Press Science Reporter
New York
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Central
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Prince of Peace
Lester Trachta Leonard Barton
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Dick Bartling
Eilene Elliott
Kenny Espe
Jesse Bascom
Buddy Swacka
Jimmy Owens
Laurine and
Ted Thomas
Thomas Plumbing Service
15Th Street
Seial
Wyatt E. Maupin & Associates
Illinois Gas
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