Science Corner: Global Echoes Of Explosions And Krakatoa Facts
Geology notes describe sound travels from blasts heard 3000 miles away and world spreading volcanic ash from Krakatoa. Clouds darkened Java for days while fine dust lingered two years, causing vivid sunsets worldwide. Volcanoes erupt when overlying rock loses pressure, with Krakatoa’s violent blast as a case study. Next Week: Which Was First The Chicken or The Egg.
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Parking meters in Saline and council actions
Max Collins argues meters provide turnover and enforcement, noting grace period removal risks and a pending Supreme Court case on meter revenue. He states angle parking remains impractical to change and promises next week to detail installed meter conditions, cooperation with opponents, and repeal consequences.
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Former Saline Photographer Opens Liberty News Pictures on Coast
Willam L. Gray, former operator of Gray's Photo Service in Saline from 1951 to 1952, has started Liberty News Pictures in Los Angeles. The firm handles news, magazine, and automobile racing assignments on the west coast and plans San Francisco offices, with Santa Barbara as an existing site. Gray visited Saline last weekend.
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Small Man Big Family Leads Detroit Jockey Standings
Lois C. Cook a 103 pound jockey from Kona Kentucky tops rider standings at Detroit Race Course with 14 winners in first 15 days. He comes from a family of 18 children and is the oldest at 29 with a three year old youngest brother. Cook notes most brothers weigh around 180 pounds. He led Detroit jockey standings in 1952 and 1951.
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Kona
Big Basswood Lake fishing trip near Sault Ste. Marie
Ontario’s Wakwekobi or Big Basswood Lake offers a near border wilderness trek. Melwel's lodge sits on the east shore as birch and pine cliffs frame blue waters. Deep trolling yields lake trout or grays of five pounds on average, with 15 to 20 pound specimens not rare. daily limit is five.
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Melwel
Ontario
Fishing Adventures in Ontario Brook Trout Country
The piece highlights top sport from Big Basswood Lake to the Mississagi River with walleye pike and Northern pike in fast water. It notes fat brook trout from deeply planted lakes, filmed 5 pound catches, and access by portage with guides. For details contact Weldon Moore Thessalon Ontario.
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Michigan Outdoors on WWJ TV Thursdays at Ten
Mort Neff hosts a thrilling full half hour on WWJ TV Channel 4 from 10 00 to 10 30 p m each Thursday. Viewers are urged not to miss the outdoor program.
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Piano Recital Highlights Student Performances and Duets
A Thursday evening piano recital by Mrs. J. H. Knight pupils showcased solo and ensemble numbers. Performers included Joan and Jim Austin Nancy and Sandra Ross Petty Johnson and her mother Anita Engel Eddie Doll Sharon Lasoen Pat Edwards Pat Teachout Nancy Finkbeiner Nancy Obenauf and Jane Campbell in concerto collaborations, with duets by Larry and Bruce Carr and a Macon quartet. Solo pieces by Nancy Wedman Richard Johnson David Hoeft Louise Anderson Sandra Beckington Glenn Hagen Mary Ann Boettner and Douglas MacKenzie also impressed audiences.
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Joan
Jim Austin
Nancy
Sandra Ross
Petty Johnson
Howard Johnson
Anita Engel
Eddie Doll
Sharon Lasoen
Pat Edwards
Pat Teachout
Nancy Finkbeiner
Nncy Obenauf
Jane Campbell
Larry
Bruce Carr
Macon
Meredith
Suzy Morden
Anita Gillen
Jeanie Thomas
Nancy Wedman
Richard Johnson
David Hoeft
Louise Anderson
Sandra Beckington
Glenn Hagen
Mary Ann Boettner
Douglas MacKenzie
New Library Additions List Books and Authors
Satine Library purchases feature titles by Frances Keyes Daphne Du Maurier Nevil Shute James Street Pau Harvey Juneau Mable Widdemer and Mildred Wirt. children titles include Cub Scout stories Brownie Scouts in the Circus and Snow Valley. Other items list The Black Stallion series by Walter Farley and manuals like Machines at Work by Mary Eltine.
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Raleigh Nelson
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My Cousin
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Lathrop
West
Juneau
Mable Widdemer
Alleck
Mildred Wirt
Snow Valley
Dana Yaralla Gray Dawn
Albert Terhine
Old Man Coyote
Thornton Burgess
Lon Gehrig
Guernsey van Riper
Here
Mrs. Goose
Maran Potter
Jim Robert Island
Walter Farley
Mary Eltine
Book and Author List from 1930s Popular Titles
A collage of children's and young readers titles listed with authors. Names include Sue Barton Helen Boyleston Eddie and the Fire Engine Caro Lyn Haywood and many works by Rosamond DuJardin and Margaret Sutton among others. The compilation spans nurses tales to mystery series and biographies.
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Helen Boyleston
Eddie
Carolyn Haywood
Ben and
Robert Lawson
Rosamond DuJardin
Mary
Rosamond du DuJardin
Hele Fowler
Charlotte Steiner
Sam Swayne
Sally
Louise Eppenstein
Thomas Jefferson
Clara Judson
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Clara Jud
M Twins
Caroline Haywood
All of A
Famiy
Sydney Tayor
Clue
Stone
Sergent Sutton
Margaret Sutton
AS OTHERS SEE IT on pacifists in Soviet Russia
A view argues partisans drive most progress and headaches and suggests sending pacifists to Soviet Russia to preach disarmament and teach conscientious objection to prevent war.
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