Poultry Grading Rules May Be Revised by USDA
The U S Department of Agriculture proposes amendments to the Federal grading and inspection programs for poultry. Key points include a stricter definition of ready to cook poultry by requiring kidney removal, a mandate that licensed graders be Federal or State employees, allow limited licensed graders under supervision, and list prohibited acts by service employees that could deny service.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
International Champion Angus Hertfer at Chicago Exposition
Bordulac Burgess 2nd Bee Mac became grand champion Aberdeen Angs at the 1956 International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. Heckmere's Highlands, Valencia Pennsylvania, senior yearling entry. Shown with breeder Herman Purdy of Pennsylvania.
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Chicago
Bordulac Burgess
Heckmere’s
Highlands
Valencia
Herman Purdy
Pennsylvania
Nobel Prize honors Bell Labs trio for transistor work
The Nobel Prize in physics was awarded to three American scientists who collaborated at Bell Laboratories for their work on developing the transistor.
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Bell Labora
One in Ten Suffers a Cold Each Season Says Grove Labs
Officials from Grove Laboratories report over 130 million cold sufferers annually in the United States. They cite three seasonal peaks with the worst between early January and mid February. A new bioflavonoid vitamin C treatment is claimed to relieve symptoms within three days and is suitable for children.
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United States
Grove Laboratories, Inc
Tree Nuts Demand May Outstrip U S Supplies
USDA marketing study projects U S tree nut consumption could exceed current supplies by 1975 due to population growth and higher per capita use. If 1955 levels persist, annual shelled pounds would top 306 million by 1975, with increases expected from better marketing and consumer education. Tariff and price effects on imports and distribution also analyzed.
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Washington
USDA
United States
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Jury Deadlock Over Beating Allegation In Beagle Incident
Margie Gomes and dog catcher Donald Baird testified in Huntington Park California after a jury failed to reach a verdict on whether Gomes bit Baird during a struggle with her beagle pup. A retrial was ordered.
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Huntington Park
Calif
Margie Gomes
Donald Baird
No Sign of General Rail Fare Reduction Plans
There is no sign of a broad cut in rail fares though plans are believed to be in place to extend journeys and offer better value for money.
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Punch
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Seiberling Tires
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Wolgemuth Bros., Inc
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