Outdoor Ramblings and Hunting Tips Across the Nation
Outdoor Ramblings notes Marines recruiting with a North Korea hunting license gag and a Time reevaluation of fishing luck. It also covers shell cuff links, conservation quotes from Howard Michaud, and regional wildlife news including a San Francisco striped bass fine, hybrid bass in Florida, and Pennsylvania game law convictions. plus wildlife field notes and a new hunting book by Crown Publishers.
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John Murphy
International News Service
Marines
Marine Corps Recruiting Station
New York City
Burgill Company
DiMaggio
San Francisco
Charles Hines
Florida
Lakeland
Pennsylvania
Fish & Wildlife Service
Alaskan
Rocky Mountains
Charles R. Jacobs
Crown Publishers
Fourth Avenue
New York
Civilian Use Of Metals Will Be Cut December
Washington reports an NPA official indicating a 20 to 30 percent cut in civilian use of copper nickel and aluminum likely to take effect December 1. The move follows a prior tentative plan affecting appliances and other consumer goods as metals are redirected to war needs.
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Washington
National Production Authority
NPA
Paper Work Nothing New For Armies
Washington reports from the Smithsonian conclude that administrative burdens in war are not a new burden. The Loudoun papers reveal British commander John Campbell faced extensive correspondence with Indian tribes after Braddock's defeat in 1775. The museum notes that handwritten letters required as much effort then as modern bureaucratic tasks do now.
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Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Loudoun
John Campbell
Fourth Earl of
North America
Institution
Braddock
Fort Duquesne
Smithsonian
Joy Manufacturing unveils quieter pavement cutting machine
Franklin Pa October 31 one of the big city street noises may be partly stilled by a new machine The Joy Manufacturing Company announced yesterday it has developed a pavement cutting machine that makes relatively little din as it slices through concrete and bricks
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Franklin
Partilly
Joy Manufacturing Company
Gas Report Expected In Two Weeks
Washington October 21 carbon copies from the Carolina Natural Gas hearings show examiner Ed win Marsh of Salisbury will submit recommendations in about two weeks. The case covers eight Carolinas cities and aims to convert Duke Power artificial gas plants to natural gas with Piedmont Natural Gas Co. taking over.
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Washington
Power Commission
Edwin Marsh
Salisbury
N. C
Carolina
Marsh
North
South Carolina
Piedmont Natural Gas Co
Spartanburg
D. C
Winston-Salem
Charlotte
Greensboro
High Point
Burlington
North Carolina
Greenville
Duke Power Co
Piedmont
Commission
Public Service Co
Gastonia
Carolina Natural Gas Corp
Carolinas
Texas
New York
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp
Houston
Tex
Transcontinental
Duke Systems
Public Service
Asheville
Raleigh
Carolina Natural
Moss in the lawn reveals soil issues and lime needs
Mrs Jones faced moss in a Tar Heel lawn and learned moss signals poor aeration fertility and shade. A soil test urged one ton of agricultural lime and 1500 pounds of 6 8 6 fertilizer per acre, split across seasons, with nitrate of soda applications for large trees next summer.
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State Department of Agriculture
Housewife Hurt By Flying Shoe In Boston Crash
A Boston housewife in a second floor apartment was struck by a flying shoe after a car impact. John Gintalis, 61, of South Boston, suffered a fractured left leg as his shoe flew 25 feet, shattering a window and hitting Mrs. Catherine Heenan on the head, causing scalp cuts.
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Boston
Pyorrhea a Slow Moving Enemy of Healthy Teeth
Dr. H W Bundesen explains pyorrhea as a gradual though silent threat to dental support. It damages gums and bone, leading to tooth loss, with unclear exact causes. Poor cleaning, irritation, bad crowns, and lack of vitamins contribute. regular six month dental visits help prevent pockets and surgery.
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Herman WN. Bundesen
M.D
Broadhurst Defendant In Action In North Carolina Suit
A Delaware hardware firm sues Greensboro attorney E D Broadhurst and others for 50000 with 250000 sought for specific performance in a suit filed in the Middle District Court Greensboro. Co defendants include Pilot Life Insurance Bank of Greensboro and Odell Hardware with 44790 Odell shares collateral for Broadhurst debts. Co defendants span Laura Spencer Charles Ireland Jr William Ireland Frank Ireland Helen Ireland Mary Ireland of Florida Charles Ireland III and Lou A Hartsook administrator.
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Greensboro
t#1
Delaware
E. D. Broadhurst
Odell Hardware Company, Inc
Middle District Court
Pilot Life Insurance Company
Bank of Greensboro
Odell Hard Ware Company
Montgomery and Crawford Company, Inc
Odell
Broadhurst
Laura T. Spencer
Charles H. Ireland, Jr
William Ireland
Earnings rise at Standard Oil in first nine months 1950
New York Oct 31 Standard Oil Co New Jersey reported consolidated net earnings for the parent and affiliates in the first nine months of 1950 totaling 274.5 million dollars, or 9.06 dollars a common share. This compares with 1950 1949 nine month earnings of 195.9 million dollars, or 8.46 dollars per share.
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New York
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
King George Enjoys Night At The Movies
London reports King George VI loved the royal film gala viewing of The Mudlark starring Irene Dunne as Queen Victoria. A 3200 crowd applauded the film and cast while 10,000 spectators watched outside in drizzle. Proceeds to the cinematograph trade benevolent fund aim about 50,000 pounds.
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London
George VI
Britain
Irene Dunne
Queen Victoria
Royal Film Performance
Cinematograph Trade Benevolent Fund
Miss Dunne
Alec Guireness
Disraeli
Beatrice Campbell
Claudette Colbert
Princess Margaret
Claudette
Hollywood
Gloria Swanson
Marlene Dietrich
James Stewart
Montgomery Clift
Tyrone Power
June Haver
U. S
Lewis Douglas
Douglas
Sharman
Pancreas
Marquess of Blandord
General Foods Cuts Coffee Price 2 Cents a Pound
General Foods Corp announces a wholesale price cut of two cents per pound on Maxwell House coffee. The price drops from 84 cents to 82 cents per pound, effective tomorrow.
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New York
General Foods Corp
Maxwell House
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House
Senate
Alabama
Michigan
William F.warne
Numser
TIPE
Ss Now
Duke Power Company
Red Revers
Korea
Iran
Greece
Berlin
United Nations
UN Security Council
Kremlin
Free World
Russia
United States
Turkey
Bessie
Charles Kvietkus
Waterbury, Conn
John H. Harris
N. C. State College
Mrs. Jones
Calif
William Leahy
Leahy
David
Faith
Patricia
M. M
Eatures Sindicate, Inc
King George
GMC
Western Union
GAC
Vem
Hele
Mth
Meco
Pontiac
S. Wrenn ST
General Motors
High Point, WN. C
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