Heat Wave Triggers Sharp Rise in Deaths in NYC
A spell of extreme July heat in New York City correlates with a 39.7 percent rise in deaths from 1954, especially among the elderly and ill. Deaths from high blood pressure, vascular lesions, and arteriosclerotic heart disease surge, while new drugs and cooling tech promise safer summers and year round comfort.
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New York City
Tomato yield to be abundant for home canning season
The Home Canning Institute of America says tomato yields rise from 1954 despite late frosts in Tul., Md., Va., and Del. Over 20 million families are expected to can tomatoes, mainly from farms in Iowa, Michigan, Wisconsin, Ohio, Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island. July and August mark peak season with year round enjoyment possible through proper preservation.
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Home Canning Institute of America
Department of Agriculture
Tul
Del
Iowa
Mich
Wis
Ohio
Maine
N.H
National A A U Long Distance Swim At Metropolitan Beach
National A A U long distance swim meets set for Saturday at Metropolitan Beach near Detroit feature top women and junior men races. The 3 mile senior women's event starts at 2 P M on a quarter mile courses with strong contenders Kitty Kennary and Helen Hughes, while the 4 mile junior men's race is open to non title holders. Trophies will be awarded by the Huron Clinton Metropolitan Authority and patches by the Michigan A A U swimming committee.
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A.A.U
Metropolitan Beach
Detroit
United States
Canada
Kitty Kennary
City Club
Helen Hughes
Lafayette
Ind
Detroit Turners
Huntington
YMCA
Hamilton
Ont
Aquatic Club
Riviera Club
Indianapolis
Patricia Sanderson
New York City
Don Enuisel
Huron-Clinton Metropolitan Authority
Roy Pouliot
Michigan A
Teachers Day at State Fair Seeks Senior County Teachers
The Michigan State Fair Teachers Day Committee seeks teachers with 40 years or more in a single county for the state fair event on Saturday September 3. Send names to Teachers Day Committee Michigan State Fair Detroit Michigan. Mrs Doris Flint of Perry Michigan leads the effort.
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Michigan
Detroit
Doris Flint
Perry
Michigan educators honored at state fair event
40 year teachers and members of the State Fair Board of Managers will be recognized. Robert Hawkins directs the event with Detroit teachers involved. All teachers and student teachers enter free on the day. awards will be given to more than twenty Michigan educators. Special exhibits and programs salute teachers for their role in state development.
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State Fair Board of Managers
Robert Hawkins
Detroit
Michigan
Milk buying shifts in Detroit area milk market
Michigan State University economist Glynn McBride notes Detroit area consumers are buying more vitamins and homogenized milk while decreasing regular and high test milk. Skim milk use rises as calo rie awareness grows, and sales of cream and regular milk decline. He cautions the trends may signal statewide patterns but are not universal.
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Detroit
Glynn McBride
Michigan State University
McBride
Michigan
Bean Breeders Meet In Saginaw Field Day Aug 25
Michigan bean growers view recent research at the annual field day in Saginaw. August 25 at 1 30 p m at the George Schemm elevator farm two miles south of Saginaw on Sheridan Road. EE Down and Axel Anderson will outline navy bean breeding progress. Visitors will see disease resistant plants and 3500 strains resistant to both anthracnose and Virus 15. A new bush bean, likely released in 1957, will be shown in four row plots with two planting dates. HF McColly will discuss harvesting equipment and methods.
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Michigan
Saginaw
Milton Erdmann
Michigan State University
George Schemm
Sheridan Road
Washington Road
EE. Down
Axel Anderson
Hf, McColly
Michigan State Agricultural Engineer
Soviet Life Outlined By Experts In Michigan Summer Course
University of Michigan Russian studies seminar featured speakers from State Department MIT Columbia and more detailing Soviet economy housing and agriculture. Block stressed centralized investment heavy industry and a 48 hour week while Volin contrasted soil tillable area with the United States. Rostow warned elite rulers aim to conserve power and urged that arms talks threaten the Iron Curtain and Soviet control.
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Soviet Union
Ussr
University of Michigan
Herbert Block
U.S. Department of State
John N. Hazard
Russian Institute
Columbia University
Robert D. Hicks
Usaf Air Command and Staff College
Walter W. Rostow
Center For International Studies
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Lazar Volin
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Block
Russia
U.S
Volin
Fessor Rostow
Rostow
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