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Newspaper
Mt Vernon Register News
Location
Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1950
Page
11
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The Basin Street program returns after a 496 week layoff on NBC Saturdays at 9 starting July 8 with a new cast and a hot Dixieland Octet led by Henry Vine. Judy Canova vacation guest hosts and guests including Jane Pickens. The revival mirrors old format with jazz treated as opera, replacing the prior Met-like tone. The season features broadcasts across ABC CBS and MBS schedules with varied programs and a long list of guest talents. Tigers reach up to 12 feet and about 600 pounds.
Sound waves beyond human hearing are used by chemists and engineers to inspect steel for flaws and to assist chemical reactions in a wide range of applications.
Scientists report a newly discovered mountain rising from the seafloor off the United States. The formation reaches 8400 feet in height with its summit about 3990 feet beneath the Pacific Ocean surface. In contrast, male polar bears do not hibernate like females or most bears.
In the final months of World War II the United States Navy operated 100 aircraft carriers and 2500 planes in the Pacific theater, figures drawn from the Encyclopedia Britannica.
A servant at a Chinese banquet drinks the master’s cup when toasts are proposed, stepping forward to uphold tradition after the master declares total abstinence. The act illustrates deference and the ceremonial role of servants in hospitality settings.
Presidential philatelist Franklin Roosevelt began collecting stamps when he was eight, and his early hobby developed into one of the most valuable stamp collections in the United States.
A 1481 French ordinance prescribes punishment for selling diluted milk. The penalty involves placing a funnel in the seller’s mouth and pouring diluted milk into it until a doctor certifies that further consumption risks death. The measure enforces rigorous dairy purity with physician oversight.
Benjamin Franklin urged replacing the eagle with the wild turkey for the Great Seal of the United States, arguing the turkey was a more typical American bird and a fitting symbol of the new nation.
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