Hurricane Hunters Track Storms Into the Eye
Photos portray Navy and Air Force crews flying into hurricanes to gather data used by the Weather Bureau for warnings. The pilots navigate the dangerous eye of the storm to measure force and direction, preserving lives and reducing losses. Radar displays show the storm’s counter clockwise rotation and the calm center.
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Navy
Air Force
U.S. Weather Bureau
Oddities and facts from a quirky mix of news and trivia
A Jackson Miss State Times item notes a man naming a four child family by a precious marriage while a New York meat market equipment maker markets home sausage stuffing devices. Other snippets include DIY cost surveys, a Buffalo Courier editor who owns a racehorse, and the first U.S. women’s colleges Wesleyan College and Mount Holyoke opening in 1836 and 1837 respectively.
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New York
Jackson
Miss
Attrac
Los Angeles
Earl Williams
Buffalo Courier
Ihe
Hearways
Eric the Red
Greenland
Iceland
John Quincy Adams
Andrew Jackson
Henry Crawford
Clay
United States
Georgia Female College
Wesleyan College
Mecon
Harvard
Selicis'e
Soa
Mount Holyoke
Theadly
Mass
Identification Tag Not Acceptable
Henry A. Sell was fined 25 dollars for cruelty to animals after cutting off a cat's tail with a butcher knife. He also paid 20 dollars for drunkenness as Magistrate Peter B. Muir criticized the manner of identification.
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Louisville
Henry A. Sell
Peter B. Muir
Sell
Teachers Open Conference in Asia Gathers 120 from 30 Nations
The first international conference in Asia of the World Sien of Organizations of Teaching Profession opens today with more than 120 delegates from 30 non Communist territories.
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Asia
Gangs War in London Escalates Amid Razor Attacks
London faces a growing gang war with four major outfits fighting for control of protection rackets worth about three million dollars annually. Police, including Scotland Yard’s undercover Ghost Squad, pursue rackets in race courses, prostitution, and nightlife districts as Parliament criticks blame the home secretary for inaction.
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London
Soho
Billy Hill
Maj
Gwilym Lloyd-George
Anthony Greenwood
Lloyd-George
London News Chronicle
Criminal Investigation Department
Scotland Yard
Derailed Coal Cars Block SAL Tracks in Virginia
Twenty seven loaded coal cars of a Seaboard Air Line freight train derailed at 8 45 p m Tuesday on the SAL main line at Skelton in Mecklenburg County Virginia. Both SAL tracks were blocked and eight or nine passenger cars on Atlantic Coast Line tracks were halted before the line could be cleared.
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Alberta
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
SAL
Skelton
Mecklenburg County
Norfolk
Wala
Graciae
Atlantic Coast Line
Missoula Hand Highlights High Standard of Bridge
C H Scholer of Missoula reports a hand from a regional Genie event showing ten tricks with hearts and clubs and trumps. Eleven declarers finessed hearts correctly. one failed by a double finesse and mis- timing, illustrating regional strength in bridge.
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Missoula
C. H. Scholer
East
New South
In Montramps
Milk Transport Pipeline From Farms To Kitzbuhel Plant
Daily milk moves from dairy farms to a pasteurizing plant in Kitzbuhel Austria via 7 000 plastic embedded pipelines.
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Kitzbuhel
Austria
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