Television's UHF Expansion Sets Nation for 2000 New Stations
The FCC plans to open Ultra High Frequency for 70 new channels, enabling nearly 2,000 TV stations nationwide. Expansion links microwave and coaxial cables from Kansas City to Dallas and Montreal, with regional growth measured by set ownership and home receivers.
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OB Hanson
Bass Do Not Hibernate Claims Stir Kentucky Angling
The piece argues winter bass catches on Kentucky Lake Dale Hollow Lake Herrington and Wolf Creek Reservoir prove bass can be caught year round. It notes a Frankfort Ky angler caught five smallmouth on a February day and praises the Deep-Minno lure from Weber of Stevens Point Wis for boosting bream catches in a test pond.
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Hunting Dogs and Gear for Snowshoe Hares and Rod Holders
The article discusses English harrier and foxhound types for hare and rabbit hunting, noting the straight cooner as a refined raccoon hound and mentioning other varmint hounds. It also offers a boat fishing gadget: a bicycle tire piece to hold rods inside the boat, protecting them from falling overboard and damage.
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England
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North Woods
Three Baseball Managers Weigh 1952 Pennant Prospects
Grantland Rice surveys Casey Stengel Leo Durocher and Chuck Dressen as they face 1952 season challenges. Replacements for DiMaggio and Mays, second base, center field, and pitching staffs loom large as the three top teams aim to return to pennant form.
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Casey Stengel
Leo Durocher
Chuck Dressen
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Giants
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Joe DiMaggio
Jerry Coleman
Woodling
Mantle
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Jensen
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Raschi
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Williams
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Maglie
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Lanier
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Roe
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Erskine
Branca
van Cuyk
Banta
Lees
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Alexander
Podbielan
Rutherford
Clem Labine
Newcombe
Crossword Puzzle Clues ACRC List and Dow Section
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Last Week's Answer Puzzle Fragments and Clues
A compact list of crossword style hints and incomplete entries. Includes bright bird clue, start word, minor skin growth, vehicle, a son of Adam, and several blank items. Also mentions weird dollar, tooth on a gear, and flap depart as partial phrases from the puzzle page.
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Population Growth Pressures Food and Clothing Needs
Daily U S population increases by about 7000 as a long running trend continues. Per capita food consumption rises 13 percent above the prewar average, underscoring rising domestic needs.
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National Parks Record Shatters Visitor Figures in 1951
U S rangers report record 36 7 million visits across the national park system from Maine to Alaska. Yellowstone leads with vast geysers and falls. parks, monuments, forests totaling over two million acres. crowds exceed 1950 levels as Americans explore majestic scenery nationwide.
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