Mosquito Behavior Tracked by Radioactive Tracer
Columbus AP reports Army scientist Dale W. Jenkins traced Arctic mosquito movements by rearing larvae in pools with radioactive substances. The method also gauges mosquito-eating birds' efficiency and insect behavior. The Ecological Society of America hosts a major conclave with 2,500 scientists presenting 700 papers on topics from manure use in strawberries to preserving Chinese chestnuts.
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Dale W. Jenkins
Army Chemical Center
Ecological Society of America Today
Jenkins
Ecological Society
American Istitute of Biological Sciences Nnual
Ciety
Traffic Jam In Cincinnati Delays Hundreds At Orphan Feast
An eight hour traffic jam in Cincinnati, described as the worst in 20 years by veteran officers, tied up buses and cars from General Protestant Orphanage in Mt. Washington to Hyde Park. More than 75 000 people sought to attend the orphan home’s first annual feast at its new quarters.
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Cincinnati
General Protestant
Mt. Washington
Hyde Park
Orphan Home
Waterfowl Concentration Across American West Regions
eighty percent of American waterfowl reside west and north of the Canadian border, highlighting regional distribution patterns in migratory birds and potential impacts on hunting seasons and wildlife management strategies.
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Canadian
Your GI Rights Q and A on military service rules
Washington NEA service replies on reservists veterans and draft ages. The Q and A cover officer and civilian rights after discharge dental training and potential Air Force commissions. It explains draft registration for those abroad and deferment rules for students and WAC volunteer limits and medical service corps deployment questions.
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Washington
NEA Service
Draft Board
WAC
Medical Service Corps
Two Arrested After Three Are Beaten
Police answered a call to Garfield Street and Fairmount Avenue after three people were beaten. Warren Elam Lois Cook and Jerry Brewer identified a car and license as the suspects. Officers detained Erman Brockman and an 18 year old for intoxication and Brockman posted a $300 bond to appear in Municipal Court.
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Garfield St
Fairmount Ave
Warren Elam
Lois Cook
Plain St
Jerry Brewer
Manchester Ave
Erman Brockman
Baltimore St
Brockman
Local Teachers Attend Miami Conference
Three Middletown teachers Katherine Roudebush Ralph A Ringgenberg attended a leadership training conference at Miami University over the weekend. The event, by Ohio Education Association, drew more than 100 public school teachers from across the state and featured discussions on school finance legislation radio use in public relations and local teachers associations.
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W S. Geckeler
Katherine Roudebush
Ralph A. Ringgenberg
Middletown
National Classroom Teachers Department
Ohio
Ohio Education Association
Geckeler
Ohio Department of
Miss Roudebush
Ringgenberg
Camp Muskingum
Train kills Hamiltonian during weekend accident
Hamilton resident Ernest F. Hopkins, 45, was struck and killed by a northbound train near the depot on the Pennsylvania line. Police and coroner officials noted he appeared to be walking along the tracks. The engineer and conductor were identified as H. W. Fox of Richmond Indiana and E. R. Raney of Logansport. Hopkins leaves a mother and several siblings. In a separate incident, Betty Brown, 23, was injured in a two car crash at Pleasant and Central Avenues while riding as a passenger.
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Hamilton
Ernest F. Hopkins
Pennsylvania
Garret J. Boone
Butler County
Hopkins
Cahill
Chicago
E. R. Raney
Logansport
Ind
H. W. Fox
Richmond
Hooper
Cincinnati
Seventh Street
Mosler Safe Company
Daisy Hopkins
Betty Brown
S. Fifth St
Pleasant and
Central Aves
Lewis Duke
Bank Avenue
Great Lakes Route Dominates U.S. Iron Ore Supply
About six sevenths of the ore used in the United States iron and steel industry is delivered via the Great Lakes, highlighting the region’s central role in national steel production and transportation networks.
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United States
New Miracle Electronic Ear Hides Deafness
A Chicago electronic scientist unveils a new electronic ear that hides deafness and transmits whispers with clarity. The device allegedly makes old hearing aids obsolete, offering hope to millions of hard of hearing Americans. Details are in a booklet sent free on request from the Electronic Research Director in Chicago.
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Chicago
Amazon
Deaness
United States
Electronic Research
West 19Th Street
Beltone
Ill
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