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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1949

Page

7

Harry Miller Voted Dog’s Best Friend in Nova Scotia Tale

A Nova Scotia kennel owner imports a boxer that dies, orphaning pups. Pups improve after a new formula from Gaines dog research center head Harry Miller at 250 Park Avenue New York. Miller built a global dog health knowledge base and shares it widely. He also offered a practical solution for a dog waking a sleepy owner on weekends.

Nova Scotia England Harry Miller Gaines Dog Research Center Park Avenue New York City Miller

Pete the Pelican with Bamboo Bill Returns to San Diego

A Mexican pelican named Pete lost most of his upper bill after a shot near Todos Santos. Richard Strumpf of the San Diego tuna clipper Resolute fed Pete daily, built a bamboo bill splint, and helped him aboard. Pete recovered and now thrives in the San Diego zoo seabird pool.

San Diego Calif Pete Todos Santos Islands Lady Pelicans Resolute Richard Strumpf Strumpf San Diego Zoo

New Electric Brain Aims To Solve Problems And Translate Tongues

A new electric-brain computer called Zephyr is under construction at the U S bureau of standards lab in the University of California to handle complex calculations and translate languages. It uses a cathode-ray tube memory and a magnetic drum to store numbers and vocabulary, potentially mapping Webster’s 60 000 words to multiple foreign equivalents. Automatic translation would output English words from encoded foreign symbols found in its memory.

Los Angeles U.S. Bureau of Standards Laboratory University of California Institute of Numerical Analysis Eniac Edvac Univac

Explorers Barred From Noah’s Ark Hunt on Ararat

London reports three explorers labeled western spies by Moscow will not search for the Ark this year. Egerton Sykes says Turkish authorities refused permission for the Mount Ararat expedition near the Soviet frontier. Hans Roozen and A. J. Smith are named as having their own restrictions. Moscow claims the expedition’s real aim is spying on Russia.

London Moscow Mount Ararat Egerton Sykes Turkey Hans Roozen Sykes A. J. Smith Greensboro N. C Russia

Mare Survives 45 Days in Cellar Eating Canned Fruit

In North Dakota a four year old mare wandered into a farmhouse cellar during a blizzard and remained there for 45 days while owners wintered in Oregon. Found by Albert Mattern, she caused about 500 dollars in damage, gnawing poles and consuming some 500 quarts of canned fruit and vegetables stored in straw for roughage.

Lansford N. D Oregon Lght Canadian Albert Mattern George Brewers

Thrice-Downed Aviator Faces String of Misfortunes

Cincinnati reports C Fred Scrimsher editor of a Schenley employee magazine has suffered a 60 foot embankment crash with head injuries a dislocated shoulder and a ruined fender after car thefts and an icy slip. A flash bulb burn and a knee sprain followed as the jinx may now affect his wife with a bandaged hand from an infection.

Cincinnati C. Fred Scrimsher Scrimsher Schenley Industries

Tenants Find Forty Thousand Dollar Cache in Duquoin Home

In Duquoin Illinois tenants redecorating a house found about forty thousand dollars in jewels oils and rail stocks and government bonds. Earlier Mrs Lucille Schader discarded a jar containing five hundred dollars in Mexican gold coins found in her father Michael Bradley s house. The coins were later identified by a bank and placed in escrow.

Chicago Lucille Schader Duquoin Schader Michael Bradley

Land in U S Fueled by Grass and Hay Resources

Article notes 779 million acres not usable for humans but suitable for hay and grass, about 41 percent of U S land, with 9 percent plowable land used for pasture. It outlines cattle production stages from purebred sires to feeders and the minimal grain needed to bring feeder steers to slaughter weight.

United States

Crop Rotation and Soil Fertility in Farm Management

Crop rotation with deep-rooted legumes and plant nutrients is essential to farming. It must be supported by wise land management, as even the best rotation drains phosphate and potash. Even returning manure and residues cannot stop selling plant food through grain, beef, and milk.

Good Pasture Increases Dairy Herd Production

Good pasture boosts dairy output and lowers costs by feeding soil nutrients to support legume grass mixes. The shift toward labor saving, high value pasture centers on expanding yields, with 2.5 million fewer cows on farms since 1945 implying greater profit potential.

Stengel Credits Coaching Trio as Yankees Hold Steady

Casey Stengel defends his coaching staff of Bill Dickey Frank Crosetti and Jim Turner amid Yankee injuries. He praises their work ethic and warns rivals that his managers will not slip, noting the team leads the league after a tough stretch in St. Petersburg.

Tere St. Petersburg Casey Stengel Joe DiMaggio Lindell Berra Charlie Keller Yankee Casey Bill Dickey Frank Crosetti Jim Turner Stengel Bill Yankees Boston Braves Turner

Yankees Without DiMaggio Prove Strength Through Depth

A veteran minor leaguer recalls how the Yankees thrived after losing DiMaggio, stressing that a strong pitching staff and depth beyond their star fueled a rise from fourth to first. He highlights Raschi Porterfield Byrne Reynolds and others, noting Connie Mack’s view that pitchers are 70 percent of a club and predicting a five to six game margin if the staff holds.

Yankees DiMaggio Yankee Ball Club Joe DiMaggio Raschi Porterfield Byrne Reynolds Kryhoski Phillips Coleman Stirnweiss Rizutto Brown Johnson Tommy Henrich Lindell Berra Woodling Bauer Cobb Ruth Connie Mack Bill Dickey

Sewing Gagle Patterns for Simple Summer Frock

Pattern No. 1885 offers a sew right frock for sizes 12 through 42 with a 14 size using 4 yards of 39 inch fabric. Spring and Summer fashion range provides wardrobe ideas with fabric news and a free pattern printed inside the book for 25 cents.

Patern

Carrara Italy noted for marble quarries

Carrara in Italy is famous for its marble quarries and stone used in sculpture and architecture. The queries link sheepshank bow line and sheep bend as knots, Europe lacks a true desert, the Monroe Doctrine is the cornerstone of American foreign policy, and the present century began January 1 1901.

Italy Europe

Bluebird House Pattern No 110 Promises Easy Build

The notice promotes a Bluebird House No 110 that is easy to assemble using full size patterns. It claims the design is attractive and practical with clear traces for cutting, and offers painting decor patterns for a professional finish. Send 20 cents to East Bird Pattern Company in Pleasantville, N. for pattern No 110.

East-Bird Pattern Company Dept. W. Pleasantvile

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