GOP Platform Battles With Capitol Hill Clash At Philadelphia Convention
Republican leaders struggle to unite on foreign policy and domestic bills as the Philadelphia convention nears. Key figures Vandenberg Taft Lodge and Herter shape positions on foreign aid and housing, with House Senate debates over education public power and farm policy signaling a tense, split party ahead of the GOP platform.
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Wildlife Diversity in Arizona's Grand Canyon Area
The Grand Canyon region hosts about 180 bird species, 60 mammal species, 25 reptile species, and 5 amphibian species. This snapshot highlights the area's rich fauna across multiple animal groups.
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Holt Hopes to Gain From Both Factions
Little Rock report notes gubernatorial candidate Jack Holt seeks cross support from both Bailey and Adkins camps amid a three-way split in Arkansas party factions. The piece traces differing backers and outlines upcoming campaign plans in Pine Bluff, Searcy, and other towns.
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Tips From Gilbreth On Balancing Home And Career
Cynthia Lowry profiles Lillian M. Gilbreth, renowned efficiency expert and mother of twelve, arguing that many women can combine homemaking with professional work. Gilbreth notes men and women share chores and that workplace success can coexist with family responsibilities.
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Sexing Day-Old Chickens Pays Well In U S
A new American business employs chick-sexers who determine the sex of day-old chicks for wages up to 22 dollars an hour. About 1,000 workers operate a few months yearly, with two sexers earning around 6,060 dollars in that period. The technique, spread from Japanese researchers, centers on identifying tiny organ differences to separate males from females in Leghorn lines.
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Truman hints at broader campaign in Washington state
President Truman, speaking in Everett and Seattle, signals a longer speaking tour as things warm up, urging support for housing, farm and pricing plans while attacking Congress. He jokes about a Salmon Derby entry and praises multiple purpose development along the northwestern river basin. Gov Wallgren and Margaret Truman join the tour as hosts and introductions.
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American sexers train in Japan to boost chick sorting
The article reports that Japanese workers could sex 1400 chicks per hour with 98 percent accuracy, a standard later matched in the United States after training by Morely Jull and others. Sexers trained in Kent and Bellingham and later in Bernville Md. found work across the United States Cuba and Mexico, often through employment associations.
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World’s oldest musical instruments to be shown in London
An exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum next fall will feature nearly 8,000 year old Danish art treasures. The three month display titled Denmark’s Treasures Through the Ages opens October 25.
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