National Farm Safety Week Observed July 22 28
National Farm Safety Week runs July 22 through 28 to promote safe farm practices across the United States. The emphasis is on reducing accidents apartment injuries by encouraging mental alertness safety consciousness and practical safety measures in homes fields barns and on roads.
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America
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
National Safety Council
Guns and danger swirl around Dan Frazer in Mesa Verde
Dan Frazer gathers three guns during his border arms probe in Mesa Verde. A prowler targets his hotel room as the red headed girl returns. Frazer restrains the intruder and keeps the room secure while guarding Helen Scott.
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Mesa Verde
Dan Frazer
Archie Scott
Frazer
Vince Gale
Helen Bartell
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Ed Delaplane
Red-Headed Girl, Frazer Face Off in Mesa Verde
Frazer thwarts a prowler then pieces together a plot involving Delaplane Bartell and a bandit Candino. The suspected gun thefts tie to a mining scheme to seed conflict near the border as Frazer seeks answers with Helen Bartell and local allies.
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Candino
Mesa Verde
Delaplane
Ricochets from water and stone warn shooters of danger
The article cites scientific tests from major ballistic labs showing bullets can ricochet from water at shallow angles with minimal velocity loss and cause deep penetrations in gelatin and wood. It notes bull ets also deform when ricocheting from stone, creating wide channels.
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Olin Industries
Western Cartridge Company
East Alton
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Utility Luncheon Set Can Be Used Many Way
This ad notes a versatile utility luncheon set for indoor and outdoor use. It includes an actual-size pattern with directions, mentions pattern 268, and asks readers to enclose 25 cents with the order from Workshop Pattern Service in Bedford Hills New York.
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Bedford Hills
New York
New Tire Aims to Boost Farm Planting Efficiency
B F Goodrich engineers develop a pneumatic rubber tire with a smooth V shaped tread and low center to replace conventional steel wheels on farm equipment. The design targets corn planting efficiency.
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B. F. Goodrich Engineers
High Quality Hay Cuts Feeding Costs in Dairy Cattle
Michigan State College economists report that high quality hay lowers feeding costs by about 24 dollars per cow and milk production costs by 26 cents per hundredweight. Cows fed poor hay need 250 pounds more grain and 450 pounds more concentrates to produce the same milk. Good hay is high protein legumes cut at the right stage.
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Michigan State College
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