Scientist explores deepest oceans for coral nourishment clues
UC scientist Dr. Claude E ZoBell of Scripps after a six month world cruise reports life found six miles deep using pressure bombs for preservation. He observed abundant microbial life near the Great Barrier Reef and a giant clam near Thursday Island hosting about 200 organisms including eight small fish.
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Scripps Institution of Oceanography
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Great ‘Barrier Reef
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Thursday ‘Island
Australia
Grandma's Sayings Contest Sparks Modern Margarine Ad
The fragment describes a contest with a $10 prize paid to the first accepted saying or idea. It promotes Nu Maid margarine with a churned-fresh flavor and smooth spread, urging readers to send entries to Grandma at 109 East Pearl Street Cincinnati Ohio.
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Miss Nu-Maid
Ast
Pearl Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Concord High Notes Highlight Campaign Success and Careers
The Concord High notes celebrate the Red Cross drive exceeding its goal by 1.83 dollars and praise room captains. Room 105 members plan CARE packages for overseas relief amid winter hardships. The piece also notes a new primary school, relieved cafeteria congestion, and seniors receiving job guidance from Mr Darling, with examples of executives who rose without college.
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Concord
Red Cross
Concord High
Room 105
Mr. Darling
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Ham Rarebit Use Leftover Ham in Quick Toasted Dish
A recipe suggests using cubed cooked ham and American cheese to make a ham rarebit. Heat until cheese melts then serve over toasted bread slices baked about 16 minutes.
Gas Service Reaches Farms From Antigo Utility
Antigo Wisconsin expands gas service within 20 miles to farm homes and rural firms. The city gas company converted to propane air gas and now bills rural customers monthly like town users. Storage tanks and cylinders keep supply steady amid bad weather with regular replacements by company crews. Rates have been reduced for town and storm users three times since reorganization.
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Antigo
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City Gas Company
Contour Farming Cuts Soil Losses and Boosts Yields
Iowa agronomists report contour farming halves soil losses and raises corn yields by as much as 7.4 bushels per acre while soybean output increases by about 2.7 bushels. Additional benefits include lower fuel and operating costs and longer corn rows. The trend will grow with expanding row crop acreage to feed the nation, as soil-building measures and deep rooted legumes in rotation help replenish organic matter and nutrients.
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Iowa
New Safety Plug With Replaceable Fuse For Farms
A newly developed safety plug appeals to farmers with a tiny replaceable fuse. Cords connect to the plug as to the wall, so the fuse blows during a short circuit, preventing current from reaching the dangerous outlet.
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Sotkat
Nebraska Farmers Pay Heavy Cost for Corn Harvest
Nebraska farmers gathered about 225 million bushels of corn, a record year with high costs. Experts attribute the issues to missed stoppages and caution that harvest crews need tighter safety discussions.
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Nebraska
Small Homes Design No 112 long brick ranch plan
Penny's Small Homes presents design No 112 a long brick ranch with optional garage. The L shaped living dining area runs through the center plenty of sun with two front windows and a large rear terrace. A basement and two storage closets accompany a den and extra washroom, three bedrooms including a spacious master with wardrobe and linen storage. Plans include many closets storage spaces a sun porch or terrace and a neat kitchen breakfast nook. Complete blueprints available for five dollars with duplicate sets and a portfolio of early designs offered.
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EMALE
Atkinson ‘Avenue
Detroit -2
Michigan
Debunking Vision and Roofing Notes in Journal Fragments
The text blends stray notes on eye handedness and visual perception with garbled commentary on roofing. It touches how right and left handed people use different eyes for images and then shifts to building repairs, roof replacement with shingles, and porch additions. It concludes with an odd potato seed metaphor.
Homes Expand To Suit Growing Families
article notes families extend postwar houses using attic space or wings, aided by builders and a rising spend on property improvements. Emphasizes matching old exteriors with paint and asphalt shingles to create a harmonious addition.
Florist Offers Land For Displaced Persons Housing Project
Meriden Connecticut florist Joseph Grillo proposes a cooperative housing effort for displaced persons DP families He pledges 20 acres and invites skilled newcomers to build homes to start new lives with dignity. He recalls wartime Europe experiences and urges U S savings bond support.
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Meriden
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U.P
Joseph Grillo
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Bedford Woman's Community Club Holds Regular Meeting
Bedford residents report the Bedford Woman's Community Club held its normal Monday afternoon session with Mrs. Rewis G. er Gf Ch. Billéri presiding. Several members presented items including readings by Mrs. Norval of Davis and Kee tena of Con cod Soa0. Walter Dolan noted 1951 as a banner year with many more activities than before and assisters in the Grusade for Freedom chaired by Hogace P. Riveire.
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Bedford
Bedford ‘Woman's Comunity
Davis
Kee Tena
Concod
Walter “Dolan
Peehib
Health policy debate over public aid and local unions
Fragmented OCR text discusses public health scope and state roles, debating expansion of authority, funding, and professional staffing. It cites clinics, sewage disposal, and democratic costs while weighing central government versus town led action.
Extension Service appoints chairmen in nearby towns
Local chairmen named for Middlesex County Extension Service districts. Recipients include Milton Duclos W Lawrence Lis lisle Guy W Clark Bedford John Brown Eaton Harlan Pitt tle Sudbury Harvey Fairbank Stow Ledn Wetfh bee Littleton Robert Ling ham Lincoln Robert D. Denisa son Boxboro G Waldo Livvery Framingham William Jackson.
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Maynard—Ashong
Reseathy
Bygin
Middlesex County
Fo & Ard
Concord Lions Club to Meet January 8 at Howard Johnsons
The Concord Lions Club will hold its next regular meeting and supper on Tuesday night January 8 at 6 o clock at Howard Johnsons. President Charles Wear will preside and Past President Rothwell N MacRae will lead the program. Meetings occur on the second and fourth Tuesdays each month.
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Concord
Concord Lions Club
Howard Johnson
Memphis Traffic Cop Honored by Lenox School Children
Patrolman Kelby Folin, directing traffic near Wilddurig School since fall, saved a girl from handing him a box of fruit and candy. the box was opened and contained goodies. The note of thanks signed by the first grade at Lenox School praised his help to all.
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Memphis
U.P
Kelby
Folin
Aslittle
Follin
Lenox School
Dangerous Pair Warns Of Street Lighting Gap
In Cleveland Ohio the National Street and Traffic Safety Lighting Bureau reports the average passenger car on the road today is nearly three years older than the average automobile before the war. The same period dates back to the nation’s street light installations. This combination is highlighted as a dangerous pair for road safety. The text also notes a zoological aside comparing the hippo and rhino by the number of toes.
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Cleveland
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