Rain Making in the West and War Front Medical Gaps
Rain making could reshape western agriculture by boosting yields as in Prosser Washington where farmer Leo Horrigan hired Dr. Irving Frick to seed clouds raising wheat from eight to ten to twenty bushels per acre and adding half a million total. The piece also critiques army field medical training noting Korea front hardships and calls for a surgeon general with battlefield experience. It covers Loyola University canceling a Texas Western game over a Negro player, a moral funding twist, a $8,000 payoff, and New York political intrigue around Dewey Hanley letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Brannan
Prosser
Wash
Leo Horrigan
Irving Frick
Water Resources Development Board of
Pasadena
Calif
Sen
Clinton Anderson
New Mexico
Army
G.I
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Joseph I. Martin
Raymond W. Bliss
Bliss
Korea
Loyola University
Los Angeles
Texas Western
el Paso
Loyola
Stanley Meyers
Universal Pictures
Meyers
Noah Dietrich
Hughes Tool Company
Houston
Howard Hughes
Washington
Senator Brewster
Maine
Pan American Airways
Thanksgiving Pumpkin Pie and Side Dish Recipes Shown
A vintage Thanksgiving feature presents menus and steps for a full meal. Recipes include Chestnut Stuffing Cranberried Sweet Potatoes Glazed Onions Perfection Salad and two pies Mincemeat Custard Pie and Custard Pumpkin Pie with detailed ingredient lists and baking temperatures for a 16 to 19 inch serving context. The guidance suggests advance prep the day before and roasting timing tailored to turkey weight.
Hydrogen bomb threat could scorch half the globe says Dr Brown
Dr Harrison Brown of the University of Chicago warns that a string of hydrogen bomb detonations along a north south line could radioactively devastate the United States and parts of Europe. He envisions blasts from Prague to the Ural Mountains creating 1500 miles of life destroying radioactivity within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Brown
Institute For Nuclear Studies
University of Chicago
Brown
Pacific Coast
United States
Iron Curtain
Russia
Prague
Leningrad
Odessa
Ural Mountains
Urals
Pacific
America
California
Pocket Is Store in 'Mife Market' New York Bowery
A merchant with one pair of used shoes makes a quick turnover on the Bowery sidewalk in a tiny market known as the mite’s market. Police break up the scene as sailors and locals barter jackets watches and odds and ends for cash amid a fluid, license‑unlicensed bustle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Laurencelle
Mife
New York
Bowery
Noliceman
Elizabeth St
Canal St
Bayard
Hester St
Paris
East Side
Holiday table display with roasted turkey garnish ideas
The regal bird from the oven should rest on a platter. Bright red crabapples in peach halves serve as a garnish. Lynn offers decorating tips for a festive table with gourds autumn leaves and a fruit centerpiece. A gourd centerpiece holds fruits while leaf accents decorate plates with juice courses.
Fall Themed Place Cards And Platter Styling Ideas
Suggestion for a crowd setting with youngsters making place cards. In one corner, paint a leaf or chrysanthemum. Create attractive turkey platters with parsley ends and fruit rows such as crab apples in peach halves and cranberry jelly on pineapple slices.
Sing Something Purple and Color Associations in Music
Psychologists Henry S. Qodbert and Theodore F. Karowski tested 148 college students finding 39 percent could perceive color while listening to music. Of these 53 percent linked a color and 31 percent reported a color response. Newton connected colors to the diatonic scale from do to si. Attempts exist to create color organs expressing color music correlations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry S. Qodbert
Theodore F. Karowski
Oder Neisse Rivers Symbol of Dispute
The Oder and Neisse form a disputed postwar German Polish boundary symbolizing Europe’s tense East West divide. The line shifts Poland westward by up to 100 miles, delivering 40 000 square miles with ports at Szczecin fertile basins and rich resources across Silesia while reflecting wartime strategic use along a Baltic to Czechoslovakia front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Oder
Neisse
Oder-Neisse Line
Baltic Sea
Czechoslovakia
Szczecin
Stettin
Upper
Lower
Silesia
Oder-Neisse
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stai
Anahist
Anahist Co
STEED
Dean
Doan
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Brotherhood At Work
Noah
Dietrich
Loyola College
Loyola Fathers
Dewey-Hanley
Tom Dewey
Joe Hanley
Dewey
Hanley
Kingsland Macy
James Leary
Saratoga Springs
Mewey
BOF
Lynn
Poland
Danube and
Rhine
Yalta
Potsdam
The
Crazy Water Company, Inc
Miceral Wells
Ezio Pinza
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