Common Charcoal Kilns and Their Industrial Use
The article explains pioneer and steel portable charcoal kilns, their construction including floor drainage and air inlets, and the sequence of a 12 to 13 day burn. It notes hardwoods yield higher quality charcoal, outlines brickwork and vent design, and details loading, firing, cooling, and discharge steps.
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Flying hotel plane joins Britain’s transport fleet
Fragmentary notes describe Britain unveiling a new transport aircraft hailed as a flying hotel with potted plants in the lobby. Separate items mention dogs living longer since 1930 and a man arrested for driving a mechanical wheelchair while intoxicated, with a quip about alibi.
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Britain
Balloon Floats 7000 Miles From New Mexico to Norway
A 20 foot plastic weather balloon launched March 2 from Holloman Air Force Base Alamagordo New Mexico drifted across Georgia and the Atlantic reaching Myrdal Norway March 4. New York University announced the unguided flight covered about 7000 miles in 48 hours at 120 to 160 miles per hour and 40000 feet altitude. Nils Bolstad a railroad worker found the balloon on a seven foot snowdrift in Myrdal.
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Atlantic Ocean
Norway
New York University
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Alamogordo
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U.S. Air Force
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University In Weather Research Projects
Georgia
Bermuda
Myrdal
Nils Bolstad
Cooler Nights Slow Watches Grip Time
Nighttime temperatures dip and wrist watches run faster as cold air lowers movement resistance. The phenomenon shows watches gaining time when exposed to lower temperatures, a common consideration for accurate timekeeping.
Large Whites In Great Demand In Solihull
Solihull England leads in Large White pig breeding due to J F Wright of Gospel Oak Farm Lapworth. His 400 strong herd is exported widely and has won 46 awards at nine national shows last year.
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Solihull
England
J. F. Wright
Gospel Oak Farm
Lapworth
Heard
Wright
Britain Sees World's Densest Rail Traffic At London Junction
Britain claims the most dense railroad traffic with 2,500 trains daily at a single junction outside London. The report notes the high transit volume and compares it to a mature horse drinking about 10 gallons of water per day.
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Britain
London
The Skipper And The Paint Brush
A veteran skipper warns landlubbers about repainting boats with practical steps for prep cleaning removal of rot and cracks, sanding and priming materials, drying conditions, and correct application to prevent decay and blistering.
Bank Reviews Canada’s Economic Outlook in 1950s Spring
The Monthly Review of The Bank of Nova Scotia cites strong factors like high investment, a robust U.S. market, and demand for automobiles and household goods. It forecasts $3.6 billion in new construction and discusses regional prospects, notably Alberta oil, Prairie wheat shifts, and expanding mining and energy projects.
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Bank of Nova Scotia
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Canada
Prairie Provinces
Alberta
Europe
Edmonton
Lake Superior
Prairies
North-West Territories
Lynn Lake
Great Slave Lake
Falls in the Home Cause Most Injuries, Study Finds
Research shows over half of reported home injuries come from falls, mainly on level surfaces. The report urges more care while walking at home to prevent such incidents.
Yukon Territory Created as Separate Territory
The Yukon Territory was established as a distinct territorial unit in June 1898, separating it from existing territorial governance and marking a formal recognition of its regional status. The move reflected the growth of settlement and mining activity in the Northwest region during that period.
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Yukon Territory
Fisherman claims rubber bait outperforms worms in trout haul
Titusville resident John Drozdoa said his rubber inner tube strips lure brown trout, catching 10 fish within the legal limit. He praised the red rubber for its worm like wiggle and noted the catch ranged from 12 to 16 inches.
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Titusville
John Drozdo
Drozdo
Flag stamps from many nations show flags on mail
James Montagn es notes how flag stamps depict national pride and events. Countries like India Israel Ceylon Burma Philippines and Korea issued new flags after WWII. The United States released 13 flag stamps in 1943 featuring many European nations. Canada Australia Jamaica and Turks and Caicos also issued flag stamps. An editorial note invites Canadian and British collectors to respond.
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Turks and Caicos Islands
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Panama
United States
Ecuador
Dominican Republic
Israel
India
Ceylon
Burma
Philippines
Korea
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Norway
Luxembourg
Holland
Belgium
France
Greece
Yugoslavia
Austria
Albania
Denmark
Canada
Parliament Buildings
Benjamin Franklin
Australia
New Zealand
Jamaica
Bolivia
Dominica
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Kansas City
Honduras
Paraguay
Salvador
Haiti
Newfoundland
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