Oysters Face Decline but Marine Industry Holds Steady
Long Island Sound and Delaware Bay oyster operations report slimmer harvests amid adverse weather and lower fishing activity. Yet industry chief Toner says population decline is not alarming, citing weather during spawning and the oyster's resilience. He notes a 4 to 7 million bushel crop in recent years, with Maryland historically a major producer, while other fisheries and supply pastors training program details are also mentioned.
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Paving bids opened for Topeka Lawrence highway work
The Kaw Paving Co of Topeka won a $391 120 bid for 5.5 miles of widening and asphalt surfacing on US 49 between Topeka and Lawrence. The project relocates curves at the Douglas Shawnee County line and is part of a $1 500 000 highway improvement program. Additional contracts awarded include US 54 near Wichita US 40 west of Manhattan US 281 in Barber County and a US 30 US 169 grade separation near Merriam.
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New Engine Flown In for Liberal C-46 The Plane
A new engine was flown to Liberal for a Slick Airways C-46 twin engined cargo plane that was forced down yesterday. Capt. William B. Miller said the right engine backfired and oil pressure dropped during an emergency landing at the municipal airport while en route from Kansas City to Burbank, California.
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Miss Margaret Byrne Joins Kansas Medical Center Faculty
Miss Margaret Byrne is appointed assistant professor and supervisor of speech correction in the Hearing and Speech Department at the University of Kansas Medical Center. She brings eight years as head of the Mt Mercy College speech department and roles as lecturer at the University of Pittsburgh plus editorial work for Sigma Alpha Eta. Byrne serves in several professional societies and journals.
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Robbery Conviction Shocks Great Bend Jury Verdict
LeRoy B. McManaman 36 of Woorland California tavern owner was found guilty of first degree robbery by a six woman six man jury after eight hours deliberation. The March 3 1951 jewel heist at Alfred Jennings home yielded the verdict though testimony suggested he did not directly participate. Sentencing not yet set by District Judge Roy J McMullen. Possession of unstamped liquor charge to be tried in Russell on October 6.
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Boston Sees a First in Woman Voter Majority
Boston registrars project a historic Nov ember election with women voters outnumbers men by about 20 000. The city also touts several firsts in American history including an authorized ferry service public school first printing press and first post office and a standout catalog of other feats linked to Boston.
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New York Auto Line Reports Statewide Fines and Death Rate
New York state officials say all cars and trucks faced fines as bumper to bumper conditions stretched 14.676 miles. State motor vehicle commissioner James R. MacDuff cites a death rate of 6.1 persons per 100 million miles traveled in the last two years, down from 15.1 in 19.
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One Man's Meat Manila Locust Plague and Oil Drilling
Reports from Manila describe a severe locust plague sweeping Southern and Central Philippines as locals struggle to find enough edible locusts. Meanwhile a borehole over 20,000 feet deep is drilled in Northern Luzon in search of oil.
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