First Chemical Farm Starts Operations in Alabama
John Wright reports on Wood and Manley launching the area’s first hydroponic tomato farm using chemical solutions, gravel beds, and controlled trace elements. The operation aims for year round production with 16 beds planned, monthly costs around $10 per acre less than soil farming, and expansion into other chemically grown crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
de] Manley
Wodd
Ture
Birmingham
Harold Wood
Mike Bishop
Tuscaloosa
Alabama
Sunday services draw large crowds in Morgan County churches
Sunday School and worship services were well attended at all Morgan County churches. Rev. D L Sivley of the Methodist Church outlined the W S C S study course during the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Sivley
Methodist Church
W.S.C.S
Four Wounded by Accidental Gun Discharge in Wyoming
John Kastner, 35, was struck by a single bullet that ricocheted from a rock and hit his calf thigh wrist and upper arm while fishing near Laramie Wyoming. He was hospitalized in satisfactory condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie, Wyo
John Kastner
Kastner
SHERIFFS DAY LISTS RUN OF CALLS IN LOCKPORT NY
A Niagara County sheriff staff log highlights a busy day with incidents including a mother seeking paid photos, a man uneasy about ex wife’s calls, and a deputy addressing backyard pigs sightings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockport
N. Y
Niagara County Sheriff's
Ben Sobczyk
Robert Shao
Richard
Betschner
William H. Munch
Tough Cagney Gentle Fellow in Munich Profile
German fans revere James Cagney as a tough leading man while noting he has never fired a shot in anger and has not fought since age 17. The piece traces his 30 years as a star, his early Public Enemy fame, and his careful off screen life avoiding Hollywood pressures. It ends with health and earnings facts about American doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
der Tuff
James Cagney
New York
Cagney
Lon Chaney
George M. Cohan
FBI Tells It This Way in Cincinnati Panhandler Dime Tale
Two FBI agents, dressed down on a Cincinnati street, encounter a panhandler. One agent has empty pockets while the other offers a dime. The panhandler later returns a dime to the first agent, then leaves. Ed Mason, Cincinnati FBI chief, comments on the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati, Ohio
FBI
Cincinnati
Ed Mason
Panhandler
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Holly St. Weel
Decatur
Tough Cagney
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The
Parathion
Thomas F. Fordham
Devereux
Georgia
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Velsicol Chemical Corporation
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Genter
Aga
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