Air Shipments Seen Driving Big Profits For Farmers And Biz
Businessmen and farmers expect air shipments to yield large profits as air freight rises from 41 000 tons last year to higher volumes this year. Analysts foresee a tenfold increase in the next year with new routes and cargoes from Alaska to Latin America. Surplus produce and livestock move by air to cut costs and avoid spoilage, though high costs curb some usage.
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Washington
Air Igion
Aeronaumc
Air
Detroit
Guatemala
Texas
Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Air freight opens new markets for livestock and perishable stock
American Airlines reports cargo growth with live cattle and lamb shipments by air. Holstein breeders in the U S set up a certification hub and pilots handle cattle without food or water during long flights. Chicks and eggs also move long distances via air express as buyers in Latin America build breeding flocks.
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Enrique Asturias
Guatemala City
Department of Agriculture
Air Express
U.S
James A. Woten
American Airlines New Cargo Division
Wooten
South Pole Santa to Be Tall and Thin on Mt Olympus
On the Mt Olympus the South Pole bound party plans a Christmas Eve show with Seaman Thomas Donnelly of Pennsylvania as Santa. He will wear a shaved head, mustache, swallowtail coat, sun helmet, Arctic boots, and travel with penguins if seas stay calm. The event, planned by Chaplain Menster, includes amateur acts and carols. Christmas services and a turkey dinner follow, weather permitting.
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MT. Olympus
Santa Claus
South Pole
Santa
Seaman Thomas Donnelly
Pennsyyvania
North Pole
William J. Menster
Dubuque
Menster
Louis Zeltzer
Brooklyn
N. Y
Fish in Dishpan Triggers Court Case in Manhattan
New York health inspectors found a 10 inch carp swimming in a restaurant dishpan. Harry Shew, manager, kept the fish to ensure fresh fish for customers. He and other violators were charged under the sanitary code and fined $100.
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New York
Nea
Manhattan
Health Department
Harry Shew
Shew
Scrap Iron Drive Urged to Aid Farm Machinery Makers
Public notice calls for saving scrap iron and steel to supply manufacturers building farm equipment. Emphasizes critical need for scrap at this time to support production.
Montana Wool Growers Set Annual Convention in Billings
The Montana Wool Growers association will hold its annual convention in Billings from January 16 to 18. The piece also notes muscadine grape varieties developed at the Lower Coastal Plain Experiment Station and names several promising types such as Burgaw Tarheel Wallace Topsail Cheswell New River and Cape Fear. Columbus was 42 at his discovery.
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Billings
Mont
Montana Wool Growers Association
Lower Coastal Plain
Willard
C. F. Williams
State College
Williams
Utah centennial trek itinerary relected for Brigham Young trail
The nine day trek across the plains planned for Utah's centennial to feature the route followed by Brigham Young and his pioneer group from April through July 1847 has been reflected for next year.
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High Point
Enterprise
Utah
Salt Lake City
INL
Plains
Brigham Young
Oil Boom Marks 75 Years In Bradford Field
Harrisburg report notes that Pennsylvanias Bradford oil field has produced 500 million barrels since its 75 year discovery. The milestone highlights the fields enduring impact on regional energy production and local economy.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Bradford
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