Predicting Future Food and Fuel From Waste Resources
A Caltech study projects 50 to 100 years ahead as demand for food minerals and energy so high that every power source will be needed. By 2000 humans may extract fuel from rocks and food from discarded plant life, with limitless potential if brains and effort are applied. The report stresses brainpower as essential to future survival and recommends early talent development, full research roles for scientists, and training women as engineers, noting no barriers to women entering these fields.
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California Institute of Technology
R. Cairns
H. S. M. Burns
John Weir
Caltech
Weir
Fresh City Visit Ends In Ballet Ache Joke
Minnesota visitor endures a dance concert with his wife labeling it ballet ache. Humorous clippings also note a restaurant sign on the knife and fork trail and a California dairyman robbed of a gallon of milk with just a quart left when milking.
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Minnesota
Knife and Fork Trail
Heart beating restored after death outside operating room
A Cleveland medical report details one of the first outside operating room resuscitations of a patient who died from heart distress. A 65 year old physician survived after two minutes of artificial respiration and a half hour of resuscitation, then was discharged six days later and returned to practice.
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Th Journal
American Medical Association
Health League of Canada
Department of Surgery
Western Reserve University and
University Hospitals
Cleveland
Hypnotic Package Design Spurs Impulse Buying Says Designer
Gerald Stahl a leading package designer argues modern designs induce a trance like buying state in housewives through lights signs and colors. He says impulse buying fuels demand helps new products gain faster acceptance and that eye catching packaging uses emotional stimulation and scientific tools to measure impact. The industry spends 10 to 12 billion annually on packaging as it grows rapidly across products from cars to hair pins.
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Gerald Stahl
Stahl
U.S
Malaya Replants Rubber Trees to Meet Demand
The Canadian Trade Commissioner notes Malaya must replant old rubber trees with high yielding varieties to combat rising costs and synthetic competition. Since 1940 production from replanted trees stays under 400 pounds an acre annually, new varieties could reach 1500 pounds. One third of two million estate acres are replanted with costs shared by a seven year grant of 400 dollars per acre, up to 21 percent of each estate. Some efficient estates exceed this rate.
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Malaya
Singapore
Pattern Shop for Picnic Gadgets and Decor
The sketch shows a ten gallon keg pattern that makes ice cube molds and frozen treats for a family picnic. It features rock wool insulation and gay colors plus other items like a napkin holder, an insect screen, and a hurricane candle holder, all traced onto wood from pattern 447 with a 35 cent request for a free catalogue.
Origin and growth of the Christian Church through life and unity
The Church did not arise from a promo plan but from lived experience. Jesus formed an inner circle of apostles and a two by two “seventy” mission, and Pentecost birthed a powerful outpouring. Peter’s bold preaching led many to the Christian way, while Paul envisions the Church as a body united in Christ, awaiting its full realization and peace through love.
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The
Christian Church
Jesus
Peter
Paul
Church
City Dwellers Safer From Lightning Than Rural
City residents face lower lightning risk as rural areas act like conduits for strikes. The report notes buildings in cities reduce exposure and provide better protection.
Misses Pattern 4603 for versatile travel dress
Anne Adams Pattern Dept offers Pattern 4603 in misses sizes 12 to 20. Size 6 uses 3 yards of 35 inch fabric. Easy to sew with complete illustrated instructions and options for high or low necklines and a tie-on pedium or graceful bow. Send 35 cents in coins to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Toronto with name, address, and style number.
New filet crochet rose doily pattern 7103
Little roses form the pattern of this doily prettiest topping for table buffet or TV set. Filet crochet rose doily pattern 7103 uses No 50 mercerized cotton 17 or 26 inches. Chart directions. Send twenty five cents in coins to obtain pattern.
New Alice Brooks Needlecraft Book Offers Free Patterns
The Household Arts Department at 60 Front Street West Toronto promotes a 1956 needlecraft book by Alice Brooks. Readers can obtain two free patterns and dozens of other designs, with orders for the book costing 20 cents.
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Department P.P.L
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Toronto
Alice Brooks
Astonishing travel changes predicted for railroads in 20 years
A 1950s style forecast envisions lighter articulated passenger trains pulled by atomic locomotives. Inside cars feature floating chairs, hideaway tables, adjustable partitions, and food tubes. Radar signals, electronic switching, long-range car inspection, and domed double deck freight systems may transform rail transport.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Thief Steals Signs, Flag, and Sweater in Mount Carmel
Police search for items stolen in Mount Carmel Illinois including four stop signs from different intersections the flag from the sixth green at the golf course and a sweater from a parked car The motive behind the theft remains unclear as investigators review the case.
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Mount Carmel
Illinois
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