Ape Escapes City Zoo In Nighttime Rooftop Exchange
Harriet and Ralph, both scarred by war, argue on a dim rooftop alley about change, memory, and what their future holds. A sudden zoo escape rumor adds tension as Harriet jokes about a dangerous ape approaching.
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Harriet Marne
Ralph Pell
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Harriet
Service Medico
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One More Jump
Ralph Pell escapes a deadly rooftop fall to save Harriet as a black bear skin pelt reveals the truth behind a staged jump. Harriet Marne and the ape named Arriet figure in a tense rooftop pursuit ending with a dramatic rescue and mutual realization.
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Harriet Marne
Ralph
Ralph Pell
Penny Saver Quilt Pattern Promises Easy Budget Craft
Penny Saver promotes an Endless Chain quilt using the Penny-Saver method. Buy fabric gradually and create blocks monthly. Pattern 7217 includes pieces, directions, and improved visual charts for easy piecing. Address.
Disc Jockeys and Teen Culture Across America
A vivid tour of teen life and radio disc jockeys from Nashville to Detroit and Oklahoma. It notes Mother's Day programs in Montreal with roses for mothers, poems read by Jack the Bell Boy in Detroit, and Bud Baldwin's school morning tunes in Dayton. It highlights celebrity sessions with stars and in-studio dancing after broadcasts.
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Nashville
Tenn
Montreal
Canada
Bob Horne
Spike Jones
Detroit
Jack the Bell
Dayton
Ohio
Bud Baldwin
Oklahoma
Tom de Vore
St. Louis
Gil Newsomes
Buddy Clark
Nat “King” Cole
Eddy Howard
Frankie Carle
Stan Kenton
Junior
Starter Fertilizer Boosts Tomato Yields at Transplant
New York state experiment station reports soluble starter fertilizers raised transplant tomato yields. A 15-30-14 formula dissolves completely, used at four pounds per 50 gallons water, or 10 pounds of 5-10-5, applied as one fourth pint per plant.
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New York State
Precautions Suggested To Cut Haying Mishaps
National Safety Council urges farmers to take precautions during the haying season. Check equipment and hitches, guard loft floors, start and stop gradually, stop gear before maintenance, keep guards in place, store pitchforks in sight, avoid loose clothing, and ensure well cured hay to prevent barn fires and heating.
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National Safety Council
Two Row Stalk Cutter For Field Transport
The two row stalk cutter is shown on its skids for moving between fields. When reversed with blades removed it levels corn stalks, preparing ground for the next crop. Arc welding creates a rigid frame for hauling the cutter behind a tractor.
2 4 D Spray Proves Fatal To Some Woody Plants
Many woody plants including willows are partially killed by 2 4 D sprays. The spray may be used to prevent resprouting of susceptible species by applying as a concentrated spray to resprouts after trees and shrubs have been cut. Repeated applications will be necessary to prevent further growth.
Jay Walking Dangers Warn Pedestrians Face in Traffic
Safety experts from the Association of Casualty and Surety Companies urge pedestrians to avoid crossing outside crosswalks and stepping from behind parked cars. They note about 11 000 people are killed or injured by vehicles each year with jaywalking responsible for thousands of deaths in 1947 and many injuries.
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Accident Prevention Department
Association of Casualty and Surety Companies
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