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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 14, 1953
Page
5
Captain Clarence Bell of Van Horn Texas used radar guidance to calm a dazed pilot over North Korea. He issued steady commands to Spaulding, directing a bomb drop before a safe landing and guiding the aircraft toward home.
Researchers report a tiny parasite may trigger atrophic rhinitis in pigs, causing bone damage and a dished snout. Experiments by the U S Bureau of Animal Industry linked trichomonads to the disease, while solutions from infected hogs lacking parasites did not spread it. The condition has spread nationwide, slowing growth and causing losses in hog-raising operations.
Tomato plants pruned to a single stem and tied to a stout support yield more per square foot than other vegetables. Plant after frost danger, with two varieties, early and late. Maintain stocky plants, space 12 inches, prune carefully, provide shade for fruit, and use mulch to conserve moisture.
A compact collection of quoted lines on home love and family values from Longfellow Dickens Dora Greenwell Mary Baker Eddy Byron and Drummond notes. The excerpt centers on home as the center of affection and Christian life within the family circle.
The National Safety Council warned that 1953 highway fatalities may near the 1941 record. Through March 1953 deaths rose four percent to 8,310, suggesting about 1,500 more deaths than 1952’s 38,000 if the trend holds.
Smith laments that wool for a suit was grown in Wyoming woven in Massachusetts and threaded from England yet bought ready in Chicago for San Francisco, noting the irony that many people earn a living from something he did not pay for. His companion dismisses the remark as unremarkable.
Work on the Canso Causeway known as the Road To The Isles is ahead of schedule with traffic expected late in 1954. The $22.75 million project links Nova Scotia mainland to Cape Breton via a 7000 foot long fill with a 80 foot wide top and a six foot sidewalk and a 24 foot highway. A navigation lock will allow ships to pass and the total fill uses 9 million tons of rock blasted from Porcupine Mountain. Toll charges are anticipated.
Dr. Seward E. Miller of the U S Public Health Service notes 90 percent of industrial sickness and time lost occur outside the plant and non working hours, with an estimated 400 to 500 million man days lost yearly. He cites wage losses possibly over 21 billion dollars in 1949. Dr. H W Lawrence of Procter and Gamble stresses non industrial health care is vital.
A designer offers a complete blouse wardrobe for spring. Styles use nylon tricot pima broadcloth acetate rayon nylon sheer and silk blends. Colors range from chartreuse to eggshell with black white pink blue maize and more. Nylon linen is highlighted for its linen look and no ironing.
The Federation of Ontario Naturalists will run its 15th annual summer nature school July at Camp Billie Bear in Huntsville Ontario. Two week sessions enroll 60 to 75 students from varied backgrounds for hikes led by biologists and professors. The program emphasizes factual observation, with courses for beginners and specialists and early hikes sometimes starting at 6 am.
In Scania province southern Sweden the annual stork arrival is delayed with over 950 families known to nest on farm roofs and this year only one bachelor stork is reported. An expert cites bad migration weather and reports from the Red sea warn of many storks found drowned along its shores.
Cremona in Lombardy remains renowned for its old world violin making. Artisans and schools preserve tradition with famed luthiers and workshops attracting admirers and collectors worldwide.
Washington reports North Dakota again posted zero murders or manslaughters in all cities for the year, marking the second consecutive year with no murder cases in the state according to the FBI crime report.
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