Antarctic Wet Snowbound Here
Coast Guard ships like US East Wind and the Adista battle harsh seas as cargo vessels contend with heavy wet snow and blocked routes, continuing coverage from Page One about Antarctic shipping difficulties.
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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1956
Page
6
Coast Guard ships like US East Wind and the Adista battle harsh seas as cargo vessels contend with heavy wet snow and blocked routes, continuing coverage from Page One about Antarctic shipping difficulties.
Hal describes South Pole tasks with Navy Air Development Squadron 6 during the Geophysical Year. He details camp at Mc Murdo Sound, life aboard ship, Snowstorms, and how extreme cold preserves materials. Adm Byrd aboard Wyandotte, Lancaster County roots, service start 1952, term ending 1962, and future college plans.
USDA market notice from Philadelphia shows steady to firm prices for young chickens with improved demand for certain sizes. Heavy type hens rise with stronger demand while supplies remain ample. receipts from Maryland Delaware and Virginia noted. Wholesale broilers and roasters and various hen categories listed with price ranges in cents per pound.
IBM will require a consent degree to mandate sales over renting, forcing the company to offer many of its products for sale rather than lease. The agreement centers on restructuring business practices and increasing direct product ownership by customers.
After a heavy snowstorm the county began to recover with improved soil moisture prospects. Weather prognosticators noted spring in the air though winter lingered in visible form. Dairy producers hauled deliveries to roadside stands while sleighs and sleds helped people move and coast in the drifted landscape.
A harsh remark about people who gamble or chase quick riches without effort. It warns of often losing money and the appeal of get rich quick schemes in a modern risky environment.
The remark notes that a businessperson may choose to advertise or forgo promotion, risking losing customers to competing firms. It underscores the freedom of strategic choice in competitive markets.
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