Milking Time Change Upends Dairy Basics
New Zealand researchers at Rua kura Animal Research Station show cows milked at 16 hour intervals yield as much or more milk of similar or higher quality than those milked every 12 hours. Trials with identical cow twins over 1954 55 and a repeat with 11 sets last year confirm 16 8 hour scheduling can match or exceed traditional dawn dusk milking standards.
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Delos Smith Nited Press
Jew
York
Igoto
Ruakura
Hamilton
New Zealand
MecMeehan
Burmbyen
McMeekan
Burmby
Nature
Indus
Experts Miss Guess On U S Family Growth Rate
Census Bureau figures show the U S family growth rate surpasses prior estimates. Growth rose from 600,000 in 1950 to 48,800,000 in 1966, an average gain of 900,000 annually, requiring over a million homes yearly to keep pace.
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U. S
H. V. Simpson
West Coast Lumbermen’s Association
America
New Use for Juice in Whitehaven
Will C. Davis of Whitehaven Tennessee vows bathing in tomato juice is a sure way to remove skunk odor. He stocks up on tomato juice in case he or his dogs encounter skunks during hunting season.
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Whitehaven
Tenn
Will C. Davis
June Taylor Reveals TV Dance Challenges With Gleason
June Taylor, choreographer for Jackie Gleason's CBS Saturday night show, discusses the complexities of coordinating 16 dancers and 15 models each week. She notes the push for precision dancing, limits on experimentation, and Gleason's preference for fast paced routines over slower, more artistic numbers.
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William Ewald
P. Stall
New York
June Taylor
Jackie Gleason
Miss Taylor
Gleason
Jack'e
Jackie
Everyb 4
Idaho
Unemployment Claims Dip in Marlboro Area Amid Open Jobs
Area unemployment data show New claims totaling 105 up 29 from the prior week while active claims fell 69 to 361. At the week start 204 job openings existed with 41 added during the week. Of 37 worn applications, 23 were placed in GR Jobs. An Indiana test notes corn stored at 32 percent moisture in an airtight silo yields faster gains for cattle than corn at 17 percent moisture in a crib.
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Marlboro
Office of Employment Security
Indiana
Fearful salesman takes bold plunge for new job
Raymond Medford of 548 Columbia Avenue Millville New Jersey faced long standing fears of change and work. He left his department head post at a failing store to apply for a highly desirable job, hoping to prove himself and adapt to new leadership. His motto: plunge in if afraid of the water it will warm soon.
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Raymond
Medford
Columbia Avenue
Millville
New Jersey
Jobi Hig
Pretend Singer Donates Mime To Army Patients
Libby Hale, a former professional singer, donates her medical hospital radio show at Brooke Army Hospital Fort Sam Houston Texas. She uses recordings as accompaniment after losing her regular accompanist, ensuring she can sing a full set for patients.
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Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Brooke Army Hospital
Libby Hale
Libby
Private life of Libby Ellenberg and radio ties
A fragment notes Libby Ellenberg is married to Charles Ellenberg a San Antonio radio engineer. The passage mentions plans to air a song and references private life surrounding these figures.
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Libby
Charles Ellenberg
San Antonio
Question of tight money in politics debated by Guaranty Survey
The October Guaranty Survey from Guaranty Trust Co argues tight money is irrelevant to policy since government cannot control money supply or rates. It states Fed independence, explains a tight money policy reflects tight goods markets, and warns boosting money won’t fix a commodity squeeze or longer booms without genuine saving and demand moderation.
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Guaranty Survey
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve
Guaranty
Fort Polk couple foster trains guide dog Curly
Captain Earl Fisk and his wife at Fort Polk Louisiana foster a short-haired collie named Curly for guide dog training. They support Curly financially and with time for training, hoping she becomes an eye dog for a blind person. The dog comes from Shamrock Collie Research Laboratory in Butler Indiana led by Dr. Lee Ford.
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Earl Fisk
Ft. Polk
1Irst
Signal Battalion
Curly
Fisk
Fisks
Shamrock Collie Research Laboratory
Butler
Ind
Lee Ford
Mrs. Fisk
Curly the Pup Tells a Tale of Old Village Life
Fragmentary reminiscence describes early 19th century New England villagers and their dogs Curly and Curly A Good. A captain notes Curly’s obedience and intelligence and hints at efforts to aid blind people while reflecting on past hardships and community life.
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Olds and Mills
New England
Shg Ple
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