Radio Queen and the Pigeon Man in the Park
In Sper Dar Park Alex confronts memories of his fiancée Tally as he plans to leave for Chicago. The pigeons, a talkative pigeon man, and a shared past drive the scene as Tally reveals her radio debut and the couple's near final break. Alex forgives her, praising her talent and deciding to stay and save for their future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sperdar Park
Alex
Tally
Chicago
Wharton’s
Rome
Obesity study urges prevention start in childhood
Nutrition researchers report in Washington that fat prevention should begin with children. Dr. Charlotte Young of Cornell notes that those obese from childhood struggle most to lose weight, while adults often improve with diet and counseling though many relapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodd
Agricultural Research Service
Washington
Charlotte Young
New York State
Cornell
Young
Humorous Antique Clips From a Bookshop and Film Set
A child asks for a book to buy for her policeman father, a film crew jokes about twelve men a side on a con victs football set, and a widower hoards hats through three marriages with a final quip about a bowler waiting for the next wife.
Ontario Heart Foundation Aims to Conquer Leading Killer
Dr. Carl Burton of the Ontario Heart Foundation and the University of Toronto urges extensive research into cardiovascular disease causes. He notes Canada faces vast losses from heart and blood vessel diseases and outlines a nationwide effort to coordinate foundations and boost prevention and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Carl Burton
Ontario Heart Foundation
University of Toronto
Health Magazine
Health League of Canada
Burton
Ontario Medical Association
John Keith
Canadian Heart Association
British Columbia
Prairie Provinces
Quebec
Atlantic Provinces
Ottawa
Dictionary of Occupational Titles Features Odd New Jobs
The United States Labor Department lists about 60 000 jobs some new and odd in its Dictionary of Occupational Titles. From cracker stacker and pretzel skinner to tangero irrigation ditch supervisor and wrinkle chaser in a shoe factory the guide spans quirky roles across industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Labor Department
Hollywood
Insects Destroy Wheat For 16 Million People
Insects destroy enough U S wheat annually to meet the needs of about 16 million people, a farm bureau report shows. The loss affects yields across major wheat producing states and highlights ongoing pest control challenges for growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Radio Queen
By Willis Lindquist
Metropolitan Beach
Mount Clemens
Mich
Ivan Sayers
James Kraft
Lake St. Clair
Zangero
Skinner
Gene
Fleischmann
Fleschayy
Bozo
By Foxo Reardon