Wind machines guard California citrus from frost threat
Whispering winds over Southern California citrus groves keep Jack Frost at bay using tall gasoline fueled wind machines. Operators activate the towers during frost warnings, replacing old smudge pots and saving labor, while noting limited temperature lift and efficiency compared with traditional methods.
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Oy Anprew
R. Boone
Los Angeles
California
Jack Frost
Santa Paula
George Cavalietto
Goleta
Janss Investment
Santa Rosa Ranch
Camarillo
Simon Cohn
Delegates To Asheville Meet Announced
A tentative NC delegation to the Asheville world government congress February 21 23 was announced by Mayne Albright executive secretary World Federals of North Carolina Others include Dr Frank P Graham UNC president Prof Henry Brandis UNC Law School Dr Joseph W Straley UNC Chapel Hill and James McMillan attorney Charlotte world federalists chapter Also Miss Mabel Bacon Mrs Earl Bishopric Judge Earle Rives and many more with official delegates to be chosen amid programs in Asheville featuring Norman Cousins Mark Van Doren Cord Meyer Jr and Tom O Griessemer.
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Asheville
North Carolina
Congress of World Government Movements
Mayne Albright
World Federalists of
Mt. Airy
Charles Aycock Poe
Raleigh World Federalists
Oscar K., Merritt
Holt McPherson
Shelby
Chester Davis
Winston - Salem
Robey Taylor
Winston-Salem
Charles W. Townsley
B. Tartt Bell
Greensboro
Ada Field
Guilford College
Paul D. White
City
Norman Cousins
Saturday Review of Literature
Mark van Doren
New York City
Cord Meyer, Jr
Harold Stassen
San Francisco
United Nations
Tom O. Griessemer
Movement For World Federal Government
U. S. Council
World Government House
Congress
Funeral Rites for Mrs. Mamie Reeves Set at Highland Methodist
Funeral services for Mrs Mamie Reeves who died Saturday morning at a local hospital will be held Monday at 1 30 PM at Highland Methodist Church. Rev S W Johnson and Rev Bill Barker will conduct the rites with interment in Floral Garden cemetery family plot.
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Mamie Reeves
Highland Methodist Church
S. W. Johnson
Bill Barker
Floral Garden Cemetery
B. K. Harris
N. P. Anderson
Oscar Tysinger
Fred H. Léoflin
Joseph T. McGhee
Resignation and Love in a Worn World
W A Bivins reflects on life, death, and the nature of love while honoring O Max Gardner and contemplating mortality. The piece contrasts earthly, Platonic, and religious love and includes an original poem by M H about loving God beyond human affection.
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O. Max Gardner
Truman
Paul Hamilton Hayne
Earth
God
George Eliot
M. H
Edison Desk Opened After Fifteen Years in West Orange
Thomas Edison’s desk sealed after his death was opened by his son Charles Edison and Mrs. Edison. The reveal included personal effects, pills, bills, jokes, notebooks, diagrams, uranium nitrate possibly, cigars, maps, and a single unautographed Chicago girl’s book. No hidden messages were found.
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West Orange
N. J
Thomas Alva Edison
Edison
Chicago
Charles Edison
New Jersey
Jonah
United Nations Moves to Ease Greek Balkan Tensions
The United Nations will send its first on the ground fact finding mission to Greece on January 30 to cap the Balkans powder keg. The probe follows Greek complaints that Albania Yugoslavia and Bulgaria foment border incidents amid a wider struggle among monarchy leftists and foreign powers.
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United Nations
Exclusive
Central Press Dispatch
Washington
Greece
Balkans
Europe
Albania
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Security Coun
Cil
Mussolini
Hitler
Futhermore
Athens
Macedonia
Russia
Smilar
London
King George
George
Edison Letters and Relics Revealed in Family Collection
A family archive reveals Edison memorabilia including unopened items, a 1923 neck letter, a Ford book about Edison, and a 1878 phonograph contract. The collection notes Edison’s hearing loss, tobacco habits, and a treasure chest of personal correspondences and messages from relatives.
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Edison
American Nickle Company
Henry Ford
Death of C L Kennedy at 75 in High Point area
Charles Lee Kennedy 75 died suddenly at his Prospect road home Saturday night. Born December 14 1871 in Davidson county he lived all his life near High Point. Survived by wife Annie Bundy four sons four daughters two brothers three sisters and 23 grandchildren. Funeral at Pleasant Grove Methodist Church Tuesday at 11 with burial in Pleasant Grove cemetery.
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Charles Lee Kennedy
Prospect Road
High Point
Mr. Kennedy
Davidson County
James and
Mary Pope Kennedy
Annie Bundy
E. L. Kennedy
J. O. Kennedy
W. T. Kennedy
C. G. Kennedy
J. W. Carmichael
J. R. Link
H. S. Fletcher
C. S. Nuse
Near
Maynard Kennedy
A. L. Cecil
F. H. Clark
J. R. Beasley
Pleasant Grove Methodist Church
Pleasant Grove Cemetery
Retina Size Question Raised by OCR Fragment
A fragment notes the human eye retina size as one eightieth of an inch, indicating a measurement claim from the text.
Wyoming Angler Nets Biggest Mackinaw Trout Yet
A 33 pound Mackinaw stands as the largest trout ever caught by a Wyoming fisherman. Accidents on farms cause more annual deaths than WWII U S casualties. German V-2 bombs were taller than a four story building.
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Wyoming
U. S
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