Oklahoma City Library Claim Dispute Tops City News
Clar Paine Oklahoma City library director cites a letter from Cleora Clanton admitting that a city's library may be the worst for its size. He contrasts per capita spending with Dallas and notes a low annual support, while Dallas spends more per person under the standard.
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Homa City
U.P
Clar. Paine
Okla City
Texas
Cleora Clanton
Dallas
U.S
Sup
Ian Library Associa
Urge Care In Inviting Home To Patients
Boston veterans hospitalized by the Veterans Administration for tuberculosis should not be urged to take Christmas leave without physician approval. Dr. Francis B. Carroll says approved passes aid recovery, while unauthorized leave can harm the patient and risk infection to family. Physicians should be consulted before planning home Christmas leave.
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Boston
Veterans Administration
Veterans’ Physicians
Francis B. Carroll
New England
New York
Children learn social behavior from home and school
Childcraft explains that babies enter life without notions of right or wrong and develop social behavior patterns influenced by their home and school environments.
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Childcraft
Army Reserve units to train 60 000 officers nationwide
The Department of the Army announced a new plan allowing all members of the Organized Reserve Corps Troop Basis Units to participate in 15 days of field training annually starting in 1951. About 60,000 officers and 10,000 enlisted men will be affected, with training held at posts and armories in New York New Jersey and the New England states.
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Department of the Army
Organized Reserve Corps
U. S. Army Organized Reserve Corps
Army
First Army
National Guard
New York
New Jersey
New England
ORC
Hillcrest Larry 4 Sets World Beef Record At Hillcrest Sale
A purebred beef animal named Hillcrest Larry 4 set a world record when Henry Sears of Chino Farms Church Hill Maryland purchased him for 70500 dollars at the Hillcrest Farms sale. Posing with Sears are Jim McClelland C A Smith and Arnold Olson with Sears wife at the halter. Also noting advice on storing leftover garden seeds for next spring at about 50 degrees.
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Hillcrest
Strawberries Require Mulching To Shield From Frost
Fruit specialists warn farmers to protect strawberries from cold with mulching. Wheat oat and rye straw have been used successfully as mulches. Heavy coverings prevent frost heave and root damage while ordinary leaves also protect home plantings.
Old Sawmill Still In Same Marshfield Family
Marshfield Massachusetts a water powered sawmill has been in daily operation here since 1812 kept within the same family by the current owner who continues the traditional mill work and processes timber locally.
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Marshfield
Mass
U. P
Veterans Insurance and Training Aid Q A Vet Queries Aide
A serviceman asking about increasing his National Service Life Insurance from 5000 to 10000 must apply with his unit's insurance officer as increases are not automatic. For GI Bill flight training two disinterested affidavits may come from an employer if he can attest training ties to earning a livelihood. Disabled veteran can borrow up to 100 dollars from the VA Vocational Rehabilitation Revolving Fund for medical expenses, with no interest, by applying at the regional VA office. Horse name limits noted by Jockey Club apply to horse registrations.
Sunday Dinner Recipe for Beef Kidney Pie
A kitchen note offers preparing a beef kidney pie in advance. The method covers kidney prep, searing beef, simmering with lemon and vegetables, then lining with four pastry crusts and baking at 425 for thirty minutes. Serves six with salad and a grapefruit dessert option.
First Deer of Massachusetts Season Bagged at 6 37 A M
At 6 37 a m Bill Wilson of Greenwood Lake claimed the first deer of Massachusetts opening deer hunting season which started officially at 6 30 a m in the North Attleboro area.
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North Attleboro
Mass
U. P
Massachusetts
Bill Wilson
Greenwood Lake
University drives own car rental program on campus
The University of Minnesota operates a drive-it-yourself auto service, the first known university run system. It rents cars to departments or staff, aiming to cut private vendors out. Transportation manager C. L. Carlson said Twin Cities agencies show university self-serve rates are from one half to two thirds of private firm prices.
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Minneapolis
U.P
University of Minnesota
Een Ra
Ag Ness
University Treasury
C. L. Carlson
Twin Cities
Mount Beard Named After Daniel Carter Beard Pioneer Scout Leader
Mount Beard in Alaska honors Daniel Carter Beard founder of the Boy Scouts of America. Beard, born June 21, 1859, helped establish the youth organization and its early Scout movement legacy.
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Mount Beard
Alaska
Daniel Carter
Beard
Boy Scoutament
America
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