Aerial Toothache: Air Forces Dental Challenge
A Michigan professor coins aerodentalgia for toothache at high altitudes. Dentists warn of rapid decay, denture loss, and jaw tension in pilots. Air Force studies show up to 50 percent denture retention loss at 30,000 feet, prompting ongoing research to protect airmen’s teeth.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
New York
Air Force
Doughnut Research Aims for Better Freshness and Taste
Washington report notes the doughnut was born from a ship captain’s hole in the center to cook evenly. By 1953 sales reached around 278 million dollars with new varieties like sugar coated frosted jelly and cinnamon. Industry labs explore soy flour to improve freshness while keeping the hole in the doughnut.
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Washington
New England
Plain Earth Still Used by Many Builders
Washington reports earth remains a durable building material used for millennia. Mud bricks sheltered Egyptians along the Nile, with sun dried blocks still common in arid regions from Arizona to Australia. Modern methods mix mud with asphalt coatings and rammed earth forms, as shown by a 1556 rammed earth house in St Augustine still standing.
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Washington
Nile Valley
Nile
Arizona
New Mexico
Israel
Rhodesia
Australia
United States
St. Augustine
Florida
Steel Capacity Rises to Record 1954 Level in U S
New York reports at the start of 1954 the U S steel capacity stands at 124,330,410 net tons annually the highest ever achieved marking a rise of 6,782,940 tons in 1953. The world’s largest steel industry adds over 32 million tons 35 percent growth in eight postwar years and more than 52 percent since 1940 with blast furnace capacity up about 47 percent and coke oven capacity increasing over 2 million tons in 1953.
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New York
U.S
Telegraph offers oil and gas legal forms for sale
The Telegraph lists a complete stock of leases deeds and other oil and gas legal forms. Available at five cents each and cheaper in larger quantities.
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THE
Telegraph
Mural Painters Work at Great Heights on Penn State Murals
STATE COLLEGE Pa Paint muralist Stuart Frost 28 works at 12 foot ladder stage in the Mineral Sciences Building after a prior high altitude job in Washingtons Capital dome as assistant to Allyn Cox. He recalls a cage like scaffold and a three story descent to reach it. His current murals celebratePennsylvanias mineral resources and industries.
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State College
Great Heights
Stuart Frost
Pennsylvania State University
Washington
Capital Dome
Frost
Allyn Cox
Mineral Sciences
Pennsylvania
Warns on Chemical Warfare Threats in U S
Col James H Defandorf, Washington chemical warfare expert, warns that new toxic agents and faster longer range military aircraft heighten chemical attack risks to critical U S areas. He urges defense planning with warning, detection, identification, protection, and decontamination.
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Louisville
United States
James H. Defandorf
Washington
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Community visitors and repairs noted after weekend storm
South Sund Russell O Dan iel was called in the D E Dickinson home Monday morning. Neighbors and relatives visited in various homes Thursday and Sunday. Cow Creek linemen Loyal Hornicek and Ted Houser repaired telephones after the Sunday storm. Sunol High School seniors enjoyed a sneak day in Colorado Springs with Ruth Barnhart among the graduates. Numerous dinners and visits occurred across Loomis Sidney Gurley and Farmington Washington. stock car races in North Platte drew Paul Houser. The Telegraph advertising department offers sale assistance.
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Russell O’daniel
D. E. Dickinson
John Ommen
Dave Fraass
Loyal Hornicek
Ted Houser
Cow Creek
Sunol High School
Colorado Springs
Ruth Barnhart
Ralph Gentry
Frank Kokes
Lloyd Tilghman
Glenn Dickinson
Dave Franss
Elmer Freudenberg
Gurley
Phyllis Freudenberg
Bennie Barr
Sidney
Paul Houser
North Platte
Ed Ahlberg
Russell Henry
Cecilia
Crook
Jim Dailey
Sund Day Socials Highlight Local Visits and Guests
Charivari for Mr and Mrs Albert Hornicek of Sund becomes a social note as Frank Kokes joins Ray Tobler for a Denver Estes Park trip. Nearby, Mrs Ted Houser hosts relatives and attends her brother's graduation, Bev Warner visits from Denver, and multiple families share visits and card parties across Sundl Loomis Booth and surrounding homes.
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Charivari
Albert Hornicek
Sund
Frank Kokes
Ray Tobler
Sidney
Denver
Estes Park
Colo
Ted Houser
A. H. Bartel
Morrill
Glenn Dickinson
Glenda Jean
Frank Rokes
J. W. Houser Sr
Paul Houser
Loomis Booth
Sundl
E. M. Brown
J. R. Brown
Sterling
W. G. Brown
Near Crook
Santa Clara
Calif
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