Country Doctor Honored On 60 Years Of Service In Kentucky
In Brooksville Bracken County villagers celebrated Dr. William B. Wallin 82 for six decades of service. He delivered about 5000 babies and led civic projects funding the courthouse and Brooksville High School. The event featured a parade of his former patients and heartfelt remarks about his contributions.
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Brooksville
Bracken County
Will
William B. Wallin
Brackens
Dr. Wallin
Brooksville High School
Firemen Assigned Special Duty Between Fire Calls
Richmond California firemen take on extra duties between calls to survey industrial buildings hospitals schools churches and other public assemblies. Bulletins include building sketches hazards equipment locations and area notes for use if a fire breaks out. Home inspections are done as time permits and two hours daily are set aside for hydraulics chemicals first aid and special fire problems.
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Richmond
Cal
Florida Builds Villages for Aged and Retired People
Florida develops satellite communities for retirees under a neighborhood village plan. Villages housing 3000 to 10000 seniors will be sponsored by employers and unions near metro areas with varied housing and recreation. Families may live in the villages, not isolated.
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Gainsville
Fla
Florida
Prevent Drain Clogging With Steel Wood Trick
A home tip suggests placing a steel wool piece in the drain before washing hair to catch stray hairs and prevent clogs. The method aims to reduce buildup by trapping debris at the source.
Chinese Bamboo Pipelines Mark Early Natural Gas Use
The article traces natural gas transmission from ancient China using bamboo poles to evaporate brine to the US beginnings in 1821 with pine logs to Fredonia New York. It notes the first long distance move in 1893 and rapid growth through 20th century, highlighting a single commodity, one way flow, and push powering the pipeline.
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United States
Fredonia
New York
Indiana
Chicago
Lowly Frankfurter Is One Hundred Years Old
The frankfurter, a long pork sausage from Frankfurt, is 100 years old. Developed by the German butchers guild in 1852, inspired by a dachshund, it gained fame at the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair. Manufacturers guard their secret formula, using Persian casings, ground pork from electrocuted pigs, and spices, with smoking as the real secret.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U.S
Referee's Sale of Cheyenne County Farm Property
In a partition action, Clara Peters sues Dora Peters et al. The referee will sell the northeast quarter of section 15, township 15 north, range 51 west, Cheyenne County Nebraska, at two o'clock pm on September 15, 1952, at the courthouse front door in Sidney. Sale is subject to agricultural leases expiring Feb 28, 1953 and Feb 28, 1954, and to an oil and gas lease held by Magnolia Petroleum Company with rents accruing.
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District Court
Cuming County
Nebraska
Clara Peters
Dora Peters
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Section 15
Township 15
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Notice of Final Report and Sale in Limbeck Estate
Final account and petition for final settlement of Andrew Limbeck estate No. 1962 filed by administrator with will annexed in Lincoln County Court Nebraska. Hearing set for September 6 1952 at 10 a.m. Purchaser to pay 20 percent of bid at sale and balance at confirmation. Kenneth H Beckenhauer of West Point Nebraska as Referee.
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Ter
Kenneth H. Beckenhauer
West Point
Nebraska
Andrew Limbeck
Lincoln County
Will Annexed
Notice to Creditors in Emma Twarl Ing Estate Nebraska
County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska issues notice to all concerned that claims against the estate of Emma Twarl Ing must be filed by December 4, 1952 or be barred. A hearing on claims will be held September 3, 1952 and December 5, 1952 at 10 a.m. in the court. Robert A. Barlow county judge Kepler and Knicely attorneys represent the estate.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Emma Twarling
Robert A. Barlow Kepler
Population surge drives steady growth outlook for the 1950s
Population in the United States rose by about 2.7 million last year and is projected to reach a similar gain in 1952. A record 3.5 million births in 1951, despite marriage declines of about 100,000 annually, fuels expectations of continued high births through 1952. Demographic trends foresee 14.5 percent growth in the 1940s and about 12 percent more in the 1950s.
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United States
Maine
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Vermont
Curious mole crabs of Emerita adapt to wave washed shorelines
The Atlantic and Pacific beaches host mole crabs in the genus Emerita that breathe and feed while buried in wet sand. They extend antennae to collect food as waves wash over, then back into the sand and await the next tide to move with it.
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Pacific
United States
Emerita
X Ray for Bangtails Revives Prize Winning Horse
In 1949 a $200,000 x ray unit treated a professional bang tail’s leg injury. The horse, once winning $58,00, later returned to race and earned $47,000 in 1950 and $18,000 in 1951. Ailments include bowed tendons bursitis calcium deposits and excess bone growth.
Safe Driving Reward Plans Considered by Insurance Firms
Millions of safe driving motorists may receive financial rewards for accident free records. The casualty insurance industry weighs a plan to cut auto liability costs for careful drivers by about ten percent, with roughly ninety percent eligible, though rates might rise about nine to ten percent to fund the program.
Zest from Prepared Mustard on Steaks and Hamburgers
Adding mustard to steaks ham and hamburgers before cooking enhances flavor with bright zest. The spice kicks up profiles in meats and is highlighted as a practical kitchen tip.
Eleanor Parker stars in Scaramouche at New Fox Theatre
Eleanor Parker pivots from Detective Story to Scaramouche at the New Fox Theatre starting Sunday. Janet Leigh and Mel Ferrer join the Technicolor adventure, Rafael Sabatini’s classic tale brought to life by M G M with a lavish production.
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Eleanor Parker
Kirk Douglas
Stewart Granger
New Fox Theatre
Janet Leigh
Mel Ferrer
Rafael Sabatini
Telegraph Ad Listing for Typing Paper and Supplies
Typing paper mimeograph paper and typewriter or pencil carbon available. Our stock is complete.
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Telegraph
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