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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1948

Page

7

Farm of Tomorrow cuts farm labor costs by 30 percent

Marion Wisconsin reports University of Wisconsin scientists built a model electrically operated farm of tomorrow on a 140 acre site near Madison. The display shows chores controlled by buttons and mechanisms from barn cleaning to feeding and milking with air drying hay boosting milk output.

Og Marion Wis University of Wisconsin Wisconsin University Wisconsin Utilities Association Madison

Clerk Gambles U. S. Funds on Horses Loss: $40,000

In Inglewood California postal clerk Andred A. Benson 40 confessed embezzling $40,000 of government funds to a U S commissioner. He said racing losses at Hollywood Park and Santa Anita led to the theft and he now awaits grand jury action with a $2,500 bond. A separate Kansas City note quotes grocer James Harlow on lamb prices and buyer resistance.

Los Angeles Andred A. Benson Inglewood Calif Howard V. Calverly U. S Benson Hollywood Park Lee Miller Federals Hollywood Santa Anita Kansas City James Harlow

Yum Yum Elephant Eats 117 Dollars in Transit

ARLINGTON Ohio railroad telegrapher A A Hall tossed a day's receipts amounting to 117 45 into a baggage car thinking it held baggage. It was a freight car full of circus elephants. By the time keepers were alerted the money was gone and the elephants were left unfazed.

Arlington Ohio A. A. Hall Hall New York Central

Polly the Parrot Makes Her Appearance Before a Judge

In Elizabethtown Tennessee a four year old parrot served as chief exhibit in a custody dispute. Judge W R Pearson heard the case involving Raymond West and Robert L Smith over possession of Polly the parrot. The bird answered with its name Polly as it was questioned briefly. West was awarded custody of the bird. Smith expressed attachment to the parrot.

Elizabethtown Tenn W. R. Pearson Raymond West Robert L. Smith West Florida Smith Polly

Sardine Scarcity Hits Pacific Coast Canneries

Monterey Calif reports a major sardine shortage threatening a 75 million dollar industry with 12 000 fishermen and thousands of cannery workers. Catches have plummeted from 700 000 tons in peak years to 124 000 tons last year, affecting oil and meal supplies for soaps fats and paints. Experts cite overfishing poor spawning and shifting ocean currents.

Monterey Calif Pacific Coast Europe Far East

Rooster Lays a Miniature Egg in Australia

A rooster in Oakleigh Victoria astonished B J Finch by laying a spherical egg about three quarters of an inch in diameter. The egg contained only white with no yolk, puzzling experts who say the bird must have been at least half a hen.

Sydney Australia Oakleigh Victoria B. J. Finch Finch

Movie Stars Share Studio Tales and Personal anecdotes

A collage of actor anecdotes covers Sabu Gail Russell Turhan Bey and others in India themed Columbia film. Jody Gilbert Agnes Moorehead Patricia Neal June Havoc Joseph Cotten Eddie Bracken and more are profiled with career notes and quirky off set stories.

India Columbia

Milk Sponging Gives Golden Cloud Her Lustrous Coat

In Montana star Errol Flynn’s film, the Palomino stallion Golden Cloud was bathed in milk each morning before scenes. The dairy treatment reduced glare by limiting light reflection, while still producing a glossy coat for the camera.

Golden Cloud Errol Flynn Montana

Wickes On Hollywood Type Casting And Career Fears

Actress Mary Wickes comments on beauty bias in Hollywood saying prune faces and skinny legs ease job access. She foresees remaining a sour-puss actress for decades if she continues acting.

Mary Wickes Hollywood Miss Wickes

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