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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1955
Page
4
Classified listing details plastic dustproof hangers and assorted wooden furniture and toy items. Includes 09 tds cree hangers at 4.85, Samson train cases 17.50, nite stand drawer style unfinished 10.95, corner China 19.95, end tables 2.29, chest of drawers 19.95, playskad toys and Thayer table set, Jr. Roll top desk and chair maple finish, chrome dinette set, bed room suite walnut finish 59.95.
OSCAR NORBY reports from Friend school on stilbesterol increasing weight gain in dry lot fed heavy cattle by about 16 percent daily with minimal feed rise. He warns against use in heifers due to abortion risk. discusses aureomycin as a wintering boost for small cattle with about ten percent gain.
Dr Clarence E Larson a key figure in the US atomic program says the deuterium in ocean water could supply energy far beyond gasoline if thermonuclear reactions become peaceful. He spoke at an American Chemical Society meeting tied to an international congress on nuclear science and engineering. He is now VP for research at National Carbon Co.
The Sarasota Bird Club says the Davy Crockett craze has made it rough on birds. Modern Davys, few opportunities to shoot a bear, are aiming at them. The club educates parents to supervise youngsters with BB guns and small rifles and to limit shooting to targets.
A lighthearted look at strange mishaps from 1955 shows Gene Scott shot by a car door, a dog triggering a rifle, a man shot by a fish, two-year-olds driving cars, and other odd incidents. The piece highlights humor and danger in everyday moments across multiple states and around the world.
Actress Rita Hayworth, in Paris with her children, wins a mail order divorce from Dick Haymes, her fourth husband, with a judge granting the decree in absentia as lawyers of both principals attend. Haymes remains in Las Vegas, while Milwaukee Braves drew over 40,000 fans to County Stadium in 1955.
NAM President G Parker states the merged AFL-CIO gave no live and let live peace offer to industry and rejects the notion that George Meany offered an olive branch at the NAM meeting in New York. He emphasizes no such offer was made.
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