Farm Jobs Help Co ed To Pay Way Through College
Betty Day of Canandaigua balances college costs by driving a tractor for custom hay baling in Ontario county with her younger brother. They bale 1200 hay bales in a day, work from morning dew to night, and adapt from wire to twine binding. Betty, a long time 4 H member, plans a summer as an extension agent with sister Jane taking over baling.
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Ithaca
N. Y
INS
Betty Day
Canandaigua
College of Homeomics
Cornell University
Betty
Ontario County
New York
Harold
Jane
Plant Growth
Purdue agronomists warn nitrogen deficiency shows as pale yellow green leaves and weak growth. In corn yellowing begins at leaf tips and runs down the midrib signaling firring due to lack of nitrogen. Small grain leaves wilt at the tips when nitrogen is scarce.
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Lafayette
Ind
INS
Purdue University Agronomists
Milky Way notes soldier desires and English oil-lit houses
The Milky Way column reports a lonely inductee at Sie. club who wished to milk a cow to cheer up and was taken to a neighboring farm for the experience. It also notes Hedgerly Dean in Buckinghamshire is 25 miles from London with houses still lit by oil.
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New York
Sie. Club
Hedgerly Dean
Buckinghamshire
England
London
Two Are Dead As Truck and Bus Collide
A Greyhound bus and a truck collided on highway 1 north of Ashland injuring fourteen. The history professor Dr. Early L. Fox of Randolph-Macon college died alongside a woman identified as Virginia Joe Niblett. The bus driver Allen H. Gruber and truck driver Billy M. Martin survived with injuries. Several North Carolinians among the injured include Ensign Nellie May Parker and Marie Jackson and Geneva Lee.
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Richmond
Early L. Fox
Randolph-Macon College
Highway 1
Ashland
Virginia Joe Niblett
Windsor
Allen H. Gruber
Nellie May Parker
Gates
Marie Jackson
Geneva Lee
Winston- Salem
Soldier's return from Korea expected in August
Mrs. W. R. Tysinger of Glenda received a telegram stating her son, Staff Sergeant John R. Tysinger, will leave Korea July 15 and is expected home in August after nine months with the 754 flame thrower battalion.
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W. R. Tysinger
Glenda
John R. Tysinger
Korea
Navy Seaman James R. Kimsey Discharged at Charleston Center
Jamestown born motor machinist mate 3/c James R. Kimsey was discharged from the Navy at the Charleston S C naval air station separation center. He entered service January 17 1945 and served 17 months with 14 overseas in the Asiatic Pacific area.
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James R. Kimsey
Jamestown
Navy
Charleston, S. C
Naval Air Station
Asiatic- Pacific
Representatives Set for Meet With Officials
New York officials prepare for a landmark baseball bargaining session as about 480 players, including from Pittsburgh Pirates Philadelphia Phillies and Cleveland Indians, receive final instructions for meetings with league presidents. A pension plan by Marty Marion will be presented, and the Athletics players demand a $6000 minimum salary for first year men in 1947 contracts.
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New York
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Phillies
Cleveland Indians
Marty Marion
Sterling
St. Louis Cardinals
Cleveland
Philadelphia Athletics
Navy seeks registered nurses for nurse corps commission
The Bureau of Naval Personnel announces that registered nurses aged 22 to 30 who are high school graduates may apply for a commission in the Navy Nurse Corps. Interested applicants should contact the Office of Naval Officer Procurement at 1320 G Street N W Washington D C for details.
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Bureau of Naval Personnel
Navy Department
Washington, D. C
Office of Naval Officer Procurement
Navy Nurse Corps
G" Street
N. W
U.S. Standards Force Seizure of German Liner Europa
The Europa, the world’s third largest and fastest liner, had to be turned over to allied authorities by U.S. forces because it could not meet American safety and seaworthiness standards without costly rebuilding. U.S. safety rules have kept the annual ship loss rate at less than half the world’s average for 37 years.
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New York
INS
U. S
Europa
Ships Magazine
Shaw Dinner Sparks Edible Debate at Waldorf Astoria
The Saturday review of literature marks its 90th anniversary with a birthday dinner for George Bernard Shaw at the Waldorf Astoria. Symon Gould of American Vegetarian notes Shaw’s long abstinence from flesh and fowl, prompting criticism of the chicken main course choice.
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New York
Saturday Review of Literature
George Bernard Shaw
Hotel Waldorf-Astoria
Symon Gould
American Vegetarian
Shaw
Woodpeckers Force Pole Replacements Across Region
A power company reports woodpecker damage necessitates replacing at least 100 poles annually. Strong entities include the company and region, with the core fact of ongoing pole replacements due to woodpecker damage.
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Woodpeckers Toll Heavy A Power Company
Woodpeckers
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