Winter Toll Hits Grassy Lake Shore After Riprap Halt
Winter winds and ice battered the north shore of Little Grassy lake where erosion worsened after a union labor dispute halted a riprapping project early this year. The exposed dirt wall east of the dam shows damage, with a county road rising above the eroded bank near the waterline.
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Little Grassy Lake
Project Halted in January Dispute Delays Little Grassy Shore Work
A labor dispute at the Little Grassy lake riprap project near Carbondale halted work after January. The U S Fish and Wildlife service shifted about $20,000 in funding to another state, leaving two-thirds of the shoreline unfinished and risking shoreline erosion through winter.
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Little Grassy Lake
Carbondale
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Fish and Wildlife Service
Crawford
Fish and Wildlife
Dale
J. c. Salyer
Refuge
National Fish and Wildlife Service
Department of Interior
Salyer
Department
Congress
Little Grassy
U. S. Department
National Air Race Dropped in Cleveland 1950
The 14th National Air Races were cancelled for 1950 in Cleveland. The events executive committee cited Secretary Louis Johnson's refusal to permit military planes to participate as the decisive factor. Approximately 200000 spectators attended last year.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Louis Johnson
Patriotic hymn America's 1832 origin and barley hybrids
The hymn America was written in 1832 by Samuel Francis Smith to the tune God Save The King from a German songbook. Barley varieties Moore, Wisconsin Barbless, Swiss Chevron, and Finnish Olli were crossed to create new strains.
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America
Samuel Francis Smith
Moore
Chevron
Exploding Star Found At Record Distance
The 200 inch Hale telescope detected an exploding star farther away than any previous discovery. Light from the event took 50 million years to reach Earth. Dr. Milton Humason reported the finding at a meeting of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific, describing work from Mount Wilson and Palomar observatories in California.
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The
Astronomical Society of the Pacific Today
Milton Humason
Mount Wilson and
Palomar Observatories
California
Clemency Denied for Killers By Governor Stevenson
Governor Stevenson refused executive clemency for Carson Seger and Curtis Chapman, pledging to deny clemency after the Pardon board deemed the killings vicious. The youths, once condemned to die, have escaped the electric chair multiple times and face ongoing sanity proceedings and stays of execution.
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Springfield
Ill
Stevenson
Carson Seger
Alton
Curtis Chapman
White Hall
Menard State Prison
Macon
Seger
Chester Chapman
Doan’s Pills Advertises Kidney Backache Relief
Aging and stress slow kidney function causing backache fatigue headaches and frequent urination. The ad claims Doan’s Pills provide mild diuretic relief after long use and helps flush waste from the kidney tubes and filters.
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Dean
Doan
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