Shrimp Noisier Than Whales Stuns Navy At Convention
United Press reports that an unusual Navy recording from the National Fisheries Institute convention shows shrimp making louder sounds than whales. John Webster of the Fish and Wildlife Service outlines a shrimp chorus and a bellows-like woodpecker fish, while other oddities include an oily North Pacific critter usable as candle fat and a backward swimming catfish in African waters.
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Washington
U. S. Navy
National Fisheries Institute
Navy
John Webster
Fish and Wildlife Service
Webster
Synodontis Batenseda
Tanker Shuttle Serves Wake Island Aerial Bridge
Standard Oil of California runs a tanker shuttle to Wake Island to refuel planes on the air bridge to Korea. Before the Korean outbreak about 20 planes per week stopped at Wake, site of notable World War II actions about 4,000 miles from the West Coast.
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OTL
Wake
San Francisco
m—Standard Oil Co
California
Wake Island
Korea
Color of woods for schemes: mahogany, maple, walnut
Plan color schemes by wood tones. Mahogany aligns with rose red, maple trends yellow, walnut remains neutral for balanced palettes.
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Maple
Peri-Arthritis of the Shoulder in Medical Advice
The doctor explains that shoulder pain has multiple causes including bursitis arthritis injuries and overuse. Peri-arthritis can cause pain stiffness limited motion and in advanced cases shoulder hand disease with a clawed hand. Recovery hinges on early diagnosis patient will and gradual movement with active treatment and physical therapy.
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Iti Ag
Maine Legislator Always on the Go
Irving D. Fogg of Madison, 41, minority floor leader in the Maine House, works the 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. shift at a Dexter machine shop, then drives 60 miles to Augusta for duties. After brief sleep he returns home to work, and weekends he sells insurance amid a heavily Republican legislature.
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Augusta
Irving D. Fogg
Madison
Maine
House of Representatives
Dexter
Philippines Bans Textbook Imports After July
Manila government announces ban on textbook imports after July to save dollars and promote local printing and employment for Filipinos.
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Philippines
Manila
Cattle Values Decline From 1952 to 1953
The average value of cows in the United States fell from 179 dollars per head on Jan 1 1952 to 128 dollars per head on Jan 1 1953, a drop reflecting weaker demand and market adjustments.
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United States
Prize Parade Winners Listed in Fleetwood Coffee Ad
The Fleetwood Coffee Prize Parade features winners including Nora S Bowden at 605 Spring Street Winston-Salem MRS M W Thompson 3661 Greenway Mrs H B Rogers 2434 Patria Melba Workman 634 Gill Street Details and list announced by Winefer the Alarm Clock Club with Max Meeks. Julia Wolfe 1135 E 25th Street Winston-Salem Mamie Antrum 1407 N Cherry A J Stamp 1102 Louise Road C L Melton 3147 Anderson Drive.
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Nora S. Bowden
Spring Street
Winston-Salem
N. C
M. W. Thompson
Greenway
H. B. Rogers
Patria Winston-Salem
Melba Workman
Gill Street
Julia Wolfe
E. 25Th Street
Mamie Antrum
N. Cherry
A. J. Stamp
Louise Road
C. L. Melton
Anderson Drive
H. M. Massey
General Electric
Mont Claire Wagoner
Fleetwood Coffee Co
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