Birds and flights through the world described by National Geographic
A National Geographic Society report details migratory feats of birds such as Arctic terns Pacific golden plovers and Manx shearwaters. It notes birds travel thousands of miles annually with remarkable navigation and endurance aided by body fat while highlighting occasional human intervention to aid distressed migrants.
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Earth
Antarctic
National Geographic Society
Europe
Africa
South America
Labrador
Greenland
Perth
Australia
Sweden
Pacific
Alaska
New Zealand
Hawaii
Jesk Ocean
Bobplinks
United States
Pampas
Brazil
Argentina
Amazon
Caribbean
Gaba
New York
New England
Britain
Boston
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Nova Scotia
Austria
Air Totaly
Yugoslavia
Khrushchev Attacks Stalin In Aimed Speech Irony
James Marlow reports Khrushchev used a February party congress speech to condemn Stalin as a murderous dictator and cannibal in the USSR's political history while defending a collective leadership. He warned against repeating a one man rule and urged caution about airing the private remarks.
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Tvony
Krusty
James Marlow
Associated Press
Communist Party
Khrushichev
Stalin
Khrushchev
Horsat
Kutushchev
Tut Khrushchev
New
Russia
Lenin
Potash Mine Dust Questioned By State Health Survey
A Santa Fe health department report says miners exposed to potash dust face no greater danger than if they ate an apple. The Carlsbad survey notes potash mines produce a soluble dust and 0 percent of the nation’s snow supply, raising questions about dust danger and safety measures.
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Santa FE
N. Mone
State Health Department
Carlsbad
N. M
Some Little Mysteries by Hal Boyle
A compact column ponders everyday puzzlements and quirks of life. It playfully questions why horse players overestimate themselves yet fret with fortune and why couples in weddings differ from guests. It notes odd habits and curious sayings with a light, observational tone.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Mynd
Engagements and Weddings in Colorado Towns 1937
Announcement: Mabel Eleanor Oleson of Gypsum and Thomas Smith Opdyke of Greeley to wed at the Oleson home June 16 after meeting at Colorado University. Oleson, a graduate, taught at Consolidated High School Center and earned Phi Beta Kappa and Mortar Board honors. Opdyke, Delta Tau Delta member, is son of Afran and Mrs. L. E. Opdyke and works in family business. Also reports the La Salle wedding of Helen Louella Weigand to Francis Spellman at La Salle Presbyterian Church with Rev. R. E. McChuggage officiating. further notices truncated.
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Mabel Eleanor Oleson
Gypsum
Thomas Smith Opdyke
Greeley
J. P. Oleson
Oleson
Colorado University
Gleron
Consolidated High School
Center
Mpha
Mortar Board
Opdyke
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
L. E. Opdyke
Helen Louella Weigand
Fred Weigand
Near la Salle
Francis M. Spellman
Frank Spellman
la Salle Andlay
la Salle Presbyterian Church
R. E. McChuggage
Kenneth L. Snive
Lady Docker Battles To Reclaim Control Of Empire
London socialite Lady Docker emerges from Velreat with public statements as she seeks regain control of her industrial empire. Sir Bernard Docker plans a special meeting to oust directors after being removed from chair. 8.6 million shares need 10 percent backing among 17,003 holders. Lady Docker and Sir Bernard hold 100,000 shares. Prudential Assurance Co is the major certainty in the fight. The couple will reside in Laramie Wyn.
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London
Docker
Lake Dt
Ome
Bernard
Birmingham Small Army Corp
Auto and Engineering Corporattion
Shernard
Sie Bernard
Lady Packer
Prudential Assurance Co
Sir Bernard
Lady Docker
Daimler profits decline and corporate reshuffle signals
Fragmentary report notes Daimler profits dipping and a restructuring evident as the Dockers retreat to Lanton. A new Bentley is deployed to replace a luxury limousine once prominent in London. Directors employ strategies to restore leadership with Sir Bernard backing Sir Hartley Shawcross, a noted lawyer, MP, and socialist.
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Daimler Co
Laneston
Areck
London
Bernard Has
Hartley Shawcrass
Locks to Remain in Sault Ste. Marie yet again
In Sault Ste. Marie Mich the Chamber of Commerce rebuts a rumor that the Sas Jocks will be replaced by a bridge or tunnel linking the city to Aix city, stating the locks and rock formations will stay. The note mentions the Salvation Army's global reach with over seventeen thousand trans and outnosts in eighty countries.
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Sault Ste. Maile
Mich
Harring 9
Chamber of Commerce
Philadelphia
Aix City
Salvation Army
Relnsch of Atlanta To Manage Democrat National Convention
Relnsch of Atlanta, 47, named manager of the 1846 Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Calvin Paul Butler of the Democratic National Committee appointed Relnsch assistant chairman, succeeding William Neale Roach. The convention will name presidential nominees and set the party platform at the International Amphitheatre in Chicago. The GOP meets in San Francisco August 20.
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Chicago
J. Leonard Relnsch
Atlanta
Calvin Paul Butler
National Committee
Reinself
William Neale Roach
Pary
International
Baller
San Francisco
Slide-A-Hule device guides club meeting rules
In Muskegon Michigan Mrs Merjurie Duncan introduces the Slide-A-Hule a device aiding club members with parliamentary procedure Tobris Rules of Order. The tool lists 27 commonly used motions and uses windows to show how to classify motions and when interruptions or seconding are required in a meeting.
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Muskegon
Mich
Merjurie Duncan
Sivs Duncan
Debate over required vote and reconsideration rules
The article discusses whether a majority or a thirds vote is needed and if the vote can be reconsidered, outlining the procedural options and potential implications for decision making.
Lemon Sorter in San Jose Tries New Color System
In San Jose a lemon sorter automates grading to replace many workers. Flexible greens are routed for color correction, then stored as they slowly ripen. The device assigns each lemon to one of four color groups to speed packing and reduce manual labor.
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San Jose
Califut
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