Silkworm Growth Triggers Cocoon Formation
Silkworms outgrow their skins four times in the rapid growth period before they stop feeding and spin silk cocoons, a stage that makes the insect valuable to the commercial silk industry.
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30 Nov 1933
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Jefferson City Post Tribune in Jefferson City, Missouri
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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1933
Page
1
Military Band to Parade Here in Jefferson City
The 140th Infantry Band visits Jefferson City on a Friday tour with a 10 am business district parade followed by a noon luncheon with Deputy Warden Tom Scott. An 8 pm concert at the Junior College Auditorium features Minnesinger Quartette and soloist Beatrice Swearingen. Proceeds aid the local milk fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
140Th Infantry
Beatrice Swearingen
Tom Scott
Scott
Scott County
Oscar T. Honey
Beatrice Braun
Swearingen
Blount F. Davidson
Salem
Missouri
70Th Infantry Brigade
Harold Holloway
Grandmother of Jean Harlow Dies in Wichita Home
Hollywood reports the death of Mrs Dianna Carpenter 87 grandmother of actress Jean Harlow. She was found dead in bed at her Wichita Kansas home. The news notes Jean's grandfather died last August and that the actress lived with her grandmother long before rising to stardom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Jean Harrow
Dianna Carpenter
Wichita
Kans
Jean
Mangrum's Career as Golfer Seems Ended
Los Angeles AP reports Ray Mangrum, wounded in a shooting at his apartment, faces uncertain golf future as physicians weigh his arm injuries. His wife, charged with assault with a deadly weapon, was shot in the leg during the struggle. She cites "the other woman" as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Ray Mangrum
Dr Alice Wynekoop Faces Jury Alone In Murder Case
Chicago reports 62 year old Dr Alice Wynekoop charged in 12 counts with murdering Rheta Gardiner Wyneskoop her daughter in law. Her son Earle Wynekoop held on accessory charges with alibi claims while his lawyer seeks habeas corpus release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alice Wynekoop
West Monroe Street
Trina
Philip L. Sullivan
Rheta Gardiner Wyneskoop
Hh& Grand Jury
Sullivan
Rheta
Earle Wynekoop
Wynekoop
Frank Tyrrell
Earle
Joseph B. David
Tyrrell
Kansas City
Stanley Young
Young Wynekoop
Sinc
Missouri stockmen enter Chicago show
Missouri stockmen will enter a large group of prize livestock at the International Livestock Show opening December 2 in Chicago. Selections include Sun-A Bar Farms Grain Valley Shorthorn cattle and St Albans Farms Pacific with multiple breeders and cattle types. University of Missouri will send sheep and judging teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Missouri
Déth
Sun-A Bar Farms
Grain Valley
R. CG. Boeger
Salisbury
St. Albans
Pacific
W. A. Berg and Son
Parnell
J. D. Burke
Lamonte
Gunser Brothers
Leeton
Charles
K. F. McKenny
King City
A. ¥. Carte
West Plains
J. Archie Robertson
Grandview
Lewis W. Thieman
Concordia
Columbian Stock Farm
L Il
Leo Berg
University of Missouri
New Classes Enrolling for Accredited Diploma Program
New classes are enrolling at an accredited school offering six month training. Graduates can accept a position or open a shop after enrollment. A diploma enables taking state board examinations nationwide.
Worker earns more per week than July despite higher living costs
National Industrial Conference Board figures show industrial production and employment rising from March to July, then easing. Average hours fell from July through October while wages rose modestly, leaving purchasing power largely unchanged. The data credit shorter hours under NRA codes for employment gains even amid slackening production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Industrial Conference Board
NRA
Jay
New York Publisher Chief Fights Off Bandits
In New York on November 30 two masked young bandits robbed McGraw Hill board chairman James H. McGraw on the 32nd floor. The 12 year old restrained by the men, fled. McGraw was tied to a wall, beaten with a towel wrapped hammer, then released after a porter found him. Police recovered fingerprints to identify the suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James H. McGraw
McGraw Hill Publishing Company
McGraw In & Washroom
McGraw Hill
McGraw
Missouri Kansas Rivalry Draws 15000 Fans in Lawrence
At Lawrence on November 20 1940 a crowd of about 15000 gathered to see Missouri and Kansas renew their gridiron rivalry. Sunny weather and alumni from surrounding areas added to the festive atmosphere as fans anticipated a fourth straight Kansas win over Missouri despite Tiger supporters predicting an upset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kas
Jnot
University of Missouri
University of Kansas
Jayhawk
Missouri Tiger
Topeka
Kansas City
Missouri Rooters
Jayhawkers
Tiger
Missouri
Hit and run death probed by officials
Albuquerque reports officials push investigation into the death of Mrs. Donalds Wickman a Denver nurse in an alleged hit and run near the city Saturday night Carl W Wickman 45 a druggist is held in jail awaiting the inquiry completion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Colorado
New Mexico
Donalds Wickman
Denver
Here
Carl W. Wickman
Woman Seeks Divorce Alleging Ordeals From Husband
Grace Estes of Salina Kansas files for divorce claiming Cecil Estes tormented her and coerced a grocery hold up at Bridgeport to feed their children. She says he lives at the Bridgeport poor farm and is 22 years older, with two children in a Methodist orphanage in Vernon Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kas
Cecil Estes
Bridgeport
Grace Estes
Lawrence County
Til
Ill
ME. Vernon
Youth to Die Tomorrow for Freight Car Murder in Colorado
Walter Jones a former Flint youth set for execution at the Colorado penitentiary near Canon City after being condemned for the Hartford Johnson homicide during a 1932 freight car robbery near Grand Junction. He drank a Thanksgiving toast to death and asked for a special dinner as his reprieve loomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon City
Colo
Walter Jones
Flint
Mich
Colorado Penitentiary
State Supreme Court
Jones
Roy Best
Hartford Johnson
Grand Junction
Galo
Warden Best
Best
Morgenthau Forms Inner Brain Trust Advisors
Henry Morgenthau Jr. names six advisory aides to assist in treasury duties within ten days as acting secretary. The group includes Herbert Gaston Herman Oliphant Earl Bailie Tom K. Smith William H. McReynolds and Rosewell Magill. They are paid from special Congress funds for emergency banking activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Beale
Associated Press
Washington
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Treasury
Morgenthau
Congress
Herbert Gaston
O Morgenthau
Herman Oliphant
Earl Bailie
Tom K. Smith
William H. McReynolds
Rosewell Magill
Smith
J. F. T. O'Connor
Magill
Columbia University
Bailiel
McReynolds
Woodin
Morgenthau era officials from farm credit to treasury
The text notes Morgenthau's prior general counsel role at the Farm Credit Administration and his current duties at the treasury. Bailie handles fiscal matters focusing on December’s near billion-dollar financing challenge. It also mentions silkworms: newly hatched larvae at 50 are small, 700,000 weigh one pound, reach 5,500 pounds in 42 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgenthau Ap
Oliphant
Morgenthau
Farm Credit Administration
Treasury
Bailie
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