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Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1951

Page

9

Finishes Improve Reducing Time for Household Goods

A historical note explains how colorful durable finishes now make cars, furniture, and appliances affordable. It recalls that a quarter century ago finishing times stretched to 35 days or more, while current finishes need only a fraction of that time, paralleling earlier 35 year benchmarks.

Australian veterinarians adopt air taxi service for remote farms

Australian veterinarians in New South Wales will use emergency airfields and pilot guided flights to reach six million head of livestock scattered across western districts. The government funds a new air taxi system to speed urgent medical calls to rural towns and ranches.

New South Wales Elyte Mergency

Sun-Heat Unit Promises Tanning Glow In Medical Rooms

General Electric tests a sun-heat device doubling as a sun in spaces like doctors offices dentists rooms waiting areas hotels and beauty rooms. A heat lamp and sunlamp combo aids perspiration to condition the skin for tanning with a timer and exposure tape to safeguard customers.

General Electric

International effort to create foot-and-mouth research center

A United Nations backed proposal seeks an international cooperative center in Bo Endan to study the foot-and-mouth disease virus and develop vaccines. The center would be accessible to member countries and financed by them to support operations.

Wa Fr United Nations Bo Endan

Liver and Kidney Diet Harmful to Cat Nutrition

Veterinary bulletin warns a steady diet of liver and kidneys can form strong taste habits causing cats to refuse other foods. Liver and kidneys are good but should not replace fish lean meat milk and limited cereal for balanced nutrition.

Stable design and bedding protect cow teats and udders

The article stresses stalls for cows must be wide and long enough for the animal to lie and rise without injuring teats or the udder. Bedding should cover the stall floor for cushioning, with ample straw or material to shield the animal from cs g and injury.

Room crowding drives spread of respiratory illness on farms

A study shows crowded livestock housing accelerates spread of respiratory diseases among farm animals. Researchers warn that ventilation and stocking density influence transmission risk and outbreaks.

Geologic Feature With Deep-Frozen Scenery and Nickel Uses

The passage notes deep freezes affecting perishable supplies in Geneva and describes a crescent-shaped canyon 48 miles long, eight miles wide, and water depths up to 1 005 feet. It also mentions malleable nickel produced in the United States used mainly for radio television and plating anodes.

Ogwitserland Geneva United States

Woman of Year Award Received By Perle Mesta

Editors pick Perle Mesta as 1950 Woman of the Year for her diplomatic work as U S Minister to Luxembourg and public stature as a famed party giver. The survey highlights achievers across literature science politics and arts with Margaret Truman noted for musical prominence.

Perle Mesta New York N. Y U. S Oklahoma Wip Luxembourg Mesta Waston Settlin Mrs. Mesta Ethel Merman Mary Martin Uth Pacific Gloria Swanson Mos Moom Pearl S. Buck Irene Corey Diller Institute For Cancer Research Philadelphia Gussie Moran Mary Margaret McBride Vivien Kellems Westport Conn Margaret Chase Smith Maine U. S. Senate Senate Millicent Carey McIntosh Barnard College Margaret Truman

Teens Demand Lower Coddling at White House Youth Conference

Three teenage students and a college student told adult delegates they want less coddling and more responsibility. Ar nulf Pins of Columbia University urged responsible citizenship and active participation, stressing youths seek practical experience with elders and shared societal concerns.

Arnulf M. Pins Columbia University

Santa Arrived in Southwest In Unusual Ways

Santa Claus toured the southwest during the past holiday season arriving by stagecoach at El Centro by donkey in Inglewood and aboard a canal boat in Long Beach. Borrego Springs used an airplane while Fullerton used a helicopter and San Diego welcomed him in a giant balloon. Newport Beach hosted him by yacht Huntington Beach featured 20 bands and Hollywood had a wheeled gasoline sleigh escorted by movie stars.

Los Angeles Calif Santa Claus el Centro Inglewood Long Beach Borrego Springs Fullerton San Diego Newport Beach Huntington Beach Hollywood

Twinkle and Townsman Echoes of a Turbulent Era

Fragmentary notes describe a period of major migration and rough town life with mentions of a lively logging community, brawls, hot spots, and shifting social dynamics as people moved and competed for livelihoods in a chaotic era.

Baer Shay Sehgor Eiger

Bronze Strengthener Improves Lead Dilution in Alloys

Bronze Strengthener is contained in various alloys where it improves eight key properties at more favorable dilution of the lead constituent.

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