Predicted leaps in air rail and heliport transport
Industry figures forecast 1800 mph planes and 150 mph monorails. Vertical takeoff crafts could shrink London Edinburgh travel to 15 minutes with underground airports and daytime noise remains a hurdle. Monorail surface links between Westminster and London Airport could run in six to seven minutes, while rail speeds near 100 mph with atomic power may cut London Edinburgh trips to four hours.
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European Airways
Beistead
Lon Geni
Edinburgh
Masefield
Westminster
London
Magsefield
Aureomycin Improves Early Growth in Poultry Feeds
A study at the Canada Department of Agriculture experimental farm in Brandon tested aureomycin in chick starter, rearing, and laying rations. Results showed faster growth and better feed efficiency through eight weeks, but weight differences leveled by 15 weeks and egg production overall did not increase. Continuous use from chick starter to laying quarters aided egg production and efficiency, whereas skipping starter negated benefits in later rations.
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Canada Department of Agriculture
Brandon
Man
Limehouse Fu Manchu district replaced by housing project
London's Limehouse district, famed in fiction for opium dens and oriental mystique, is being cleared for a five acre housing project by the London Council. About 150 Chinese residents will be displaced as Chinatown dissolves, ending its 150 year myth and its historic community network.
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Limehouse of
Fu Manchu Fame
London
Limehouse District
Coap
Fu Manchu
Sax Rohmer
Edgar Wallace
Thomas Burke
Mos
Limehouse Causeway
Mark
Pennytfields Street
Chinatown
Liverpool
Britain
Limehouse
Walter Raleigh
Clement Attlee
Labor Party
House of Commons
Meat supply outlook for 1956 in major livestock sectors
Projections show heavier cattle and calf marketings, hog production rising near six million head, steady sheep and lambs, and flat exports. Milk and dairy output rise mildly with domestic consumption strong, while eggs and poultry expect larger production and stable or modest price shifts amid broader meat competition.
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Maprelines
Cattre
Canada
TRY AND STOP ME by Bennett Cerf what a quirky humorous column
Mrs Sherman an avid birder mislabels a distant speck as rock and debates rook versus hover. A Detroit man hides moonshine to dodge relief with a 100 proof alibi. Halstead chooses a pup for his eighth birthday, seeking the one with the happy ending.
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Detroit
Mich
Halstead
Helicopter Soundings Aid Labrador Arctic Patrol
Three helicopters aboard the Arctic patrol vessel Labrador conducted soundings in uncharted waters during a one month northern operation. They lowered lines from hovering craft to read depths, found a five fathom shoal beneath a fifty three fathom chart, and aided ice reconnaissance and cargo tasks. They also located a lost US soldier and reported a warehouse fire near the DEW line to prevent a major loss.
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Labrador
Morthern
Navy
DEW
Swedish iron mines shift to underground extraction
Swedish iron mines in Kiruna and Grangesberg plan a switch from open cast to underground mining by 1961 1963. The Grangesberg Mine is set to become the world’s largest underground mine with production rising from 12 million to 16 million tons yearly while reserves would extend well over a century.
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Grangesberg
Teeth Return After Stroke Causes Comic Moment
Sam Hundley laughed now about losing his lower plate during a stroke five weeks earlier. He swallowed the false teeth and only coughed them up after a back tap from his wife.
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Sam Hundley
Hundley
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