Game Officials Back Idea Of Refuges To Restore Wild Life
Raleigh Sept 28 Game officials from across the country favor refuges as key to restoring wildlife. State Warden Charles H England said 80 percent of states were represented at the Baltimore meeting and noted rising interest in refuges especially in southern states. Officials cited good quail supplies this year but noted breeding quail remains challenging and license sales dropped due to economic stress, with some suspensions feared.
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Raleigh
Charles H. England
International Association of Game, Fish and Conservaton
Baltimore
England
All Game
Osteopaths Meet in Raleigh for Annual Session
Osteopaths from five states and the District of Columbia will gather in Raleigh on Friday for the opening session of the annual two day convention of the Middle Atlantic Osteopathic Association. The program, one of the most elaborates planned, features several national figures including Dr W M Pearson Otterbein Dressler Dr Francois D Elisou and Dr Leo Wagner from Philadelphia colleges.
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Raleigh
District of Columbia
Middle Atlantic Osteopathic Association
T. T. Spence
W. M. Pearson
Chicago College of Osteopathy
Otterbein Dressler
Philadelphaa
Francois D’elisou
Philadelphai
Leo Wagner
Philadelphia College of Os
Regional medical association expands to include eight states
The organization now embraces the states of North and South Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Tennessee and the District of Columbia, broadening its regional scope and member base.
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Teopathy
Carolinas
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Tennessee
District of Columbia
Association
Eight jaw muscles generate near a quarter ton force
The article notes that the eight muscles of the human jaw exert a power close to 250 pounds, illustrating remarkable bite strength.
Life ad shows rattlesnake solving robbery mystery
Police credit a rattlesnake with solving a store robbery by bite and bite-related confession. A thief ransacked the shop leaving no clues, while hospital checks and the merchant’s hobby snake led to Cleburne Hale’s bite and admission.
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Robery
Florence
Cleburne Hale
New Brunswick Man Busted in Snout Smuggling Ring
In Charlottetown a New Brunswick man was nabbed for trafficking 1,000 skunk snouts from the mainland. The government had offered a 50 cent bounty per snout to deter bootlegging of the creatures on the island.
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KUNK
Charlottetown
Prp
Policeman Detains Vagrant Cow in Truro
A Truro police officer arrested a cow for vagrancy after it loitered in a store doorway. Lacking cell space the officer brought the animal home, illustrating a humorous if unusual enforcement of the law.
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Truro
N. S&s
Alaska pulpwood could supply large share of U.S. newsprint
Alaska can produce 1,500,000 cords of pulpwood a year, convertible into 1,000,000 tons of newsprint, or more than a quarter of the United States’ current annual consumption.
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Alaska
United States
Garner at Mother’s Funeral Shifts VP Campaign Focus
Speaker John Garner, running mate for vice president, attends his mother’s funeral in Detroit Texas. He left the campaign in the east to be with her during her final hours.
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John Garner
Detroit
Texas
Garner
East
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