Ditching Machine To Be Used In This Locale
Loon D-T. Faligh says the State Soil Conservation Committee loaned a ditching machine to Tygarts Valley district moved from Greenbrier to Earl Romine’s Beverely farm. It will be rented to other counties once tile ditching in Randolph County is finished, serving Upshur Barbour Taylor and Tucker. The machine digs grade depth and lays 300 to 400 feet of ditch per hour, then backfills with a bulldozer or tractor. high moving costs may limit use to nearby farms. Contact local soil conservation office for details and early requests to route the machine. Also mentions about 100,000 javelina wild pigs north of the Mexican border.
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D-T. Faligh
Tygarts Valley
Paugh
Soil Conservation Office
Soviet Security Council Debate on Atomic Census at Lake Success
Soviet Union demands a west wide atomic weapon census and accuses ruling circles of war preparations. Jacob Malik calls for candor in the Security Council at Lake Success. Andrei Vishinsky rebuts Mindszenty drug confession charges as fairy tales.
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Soviet Security Council
Jacob Malik
Security Council
Lake Success
West
Andrei Vishinsky
Cardinal Mindszenty
International
Sleep posture linked to baldness insist Mantello says
New York hair expert Angelo Mantello, after forty years of listening to complaints, claims baldness stems from sleeping positions. Side sleeping with the forehead on the pillow damages temples, back sleeping harms the crown. Suggests smaller pillow, no arms under the head, and avoiding pressure on hair. Mantello asserts no reason for anyone to go bald.
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New York
Angelo Mantello
Mantello
Baroer
Wilson
Hair Grow Methods Debated In Simple Talk
A speaker argues against hair growth gimmicks and heat treatments accusing them of stealing money and hair. He likens excessive shaking of a tree to aggressive hair remedies and warns about heat damage and shower erosion while advocating moisture and bathing caps.
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Mantello
Word Of Philosophy From One Who Knows
ST PETERSBURG Fla A bride at 11 a mother of nine at 25 and a grandmother at 30 That is the story of Mrs Clive Litz Maltz Now at 70 she offers advice for married couples Dont run home to Mama shoulder your own burdens and forgive and forget Mrs Maltz and her first husband met at a party and married three days later He was 31 years older The marriage lasted 55 years until his death Four years ago she married again
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Clive Litz Maltz
Mama
Jail Sentence for Intoxication Charge in Municipal Court
Charles Boyce of this city was jailed for 10 days in default of a $10 fine after appearing in municipal police court today on an intoxication charge. Hair tone is marketed to keep hair moist and in place.
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Charles Boyce
Telephone rate increases and hearings outline
Commission experts estimate average telephone set costs would rise by 6 to 70 cents as new schedules set 3.085 million dollars in annual revenue, with 1/4 from long distance and 3/4 from local services. Hearings spanned 24 days with 5,1328 pages of testimony and 1,000 pages of exhibits, discussed after delays and temporary suspensions.
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Co Commission
Commission
Coud
Lewis
Government control of mines discussed in press note
The article fragment notes the government took control of the mines by telegram and mentions related remarks by Lewis without providing a full breakdown. It appears as a continuation from page one and references papier mache and make believe jafteirs in the quotation.
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Lewis
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