Babson Advice on Banking for Young Couples
Babson Park column advises newlyweds to place part of joint savings in straight life insurance and to build bank credit. It urges opening a safe deposit box, writing a will, maintaining regular bank deposits, and treating a bank account as sacred. It discusses investing in local bank stocks, evaluating annual reports, and checking bank management and health.
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Science At Work: Tuna Journeys And Wise Whales
The article surveys notable science topics. It notes a tagged bluefin tuna covering about 5300 miles from Bahamas to Bergen in 122 days, averaging 38 miles daily aided by Gulf Stream. It also highlights intelligent behaviors in whales and dolphins, including helping injured peers and mothers supporting dead young.
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Measurement of distance to sun via radar tied to Venus
RCA scientists used ballistic warning radar to gauge Venus distance and convert it to the Sun distance. The figure 93 497 500 miles plus minus 200 miles aligns with recent measurements but exceeds a 1900 value by about 40 000 miles. A star sergeant in the U S Air Force, previously Thurmont High, is noted. Bruchey visits Panama Canal aboard USS Glacier en route to Christchurch, New Zealand.
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Springer Graduates at Sheppard Air Force Base Tex
Airman has completed the United States Air Force technical training course for aircraft engine maintenance at Sheppard Air Force Base in Texas. The graduation marks a milestone in official technical readiness for aircraft propulsion teams.
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Early chemical milestones in history from Britannica
The text notes that lime was the first manufactured chemical used by mankind and the earliest agricultural material for soil fertility, also among the oldest building materials for mortar and plastering, as described in the Encyclopedia Britannica.
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