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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 29, 1955

Page

7

Atomic energy for world use by 2000 A.D.

At the United Nations Atoms for Peace conference in Geneva scientists from 72 nations forecast world energy growth, with fusion hopes within two decades and coal and gas reserves likely exhausted within a century. They warned radiation can aid crops but pose risks to humans.

United Nations Geneva Homi J. Bhabha India Atoma A. Silow the Food and Agricultural Organization

Canadian 4-H Week Draws 118 Youth to Toronto Ottawa

Thirty four business organizations twelve national agricultural associations and government departments form the Canadian Council on 4-H Clubs which this year brought 118 boys and girls aged 16 to 21 from all ten provinces to Toronto and Ottawa for the 25th National 4-H Club Week.

Canadian Council On Toronto Ottawa

Fat Man Targets Reporter Amid Drug Ring Case

A city reporter chronicling narcotics cases is himself shot by fat man Arthur Poole, who used a silenced gun after the suspect Surika received a delayed trial and bail. The investigator later uncovers a dope ring. Surika dies in a suspected carbon monoxide incident, and Poole dies after a confrontation where he confesses to leading the ring.

Surika Arthur Poole Surka Poole Homicide

Polio Virus Crystallization Reported by UC Berkeley team

Scientists from the University of California at Berkeley announced crystallization of purified polio virus the first time a human or animal infecting virus has undergone crystallization. Dr. C. E. Schwerdt and Dr. F. L. Schaffer led the work, presented at the National Academy of Sciences meeting at Caltech. The advance follows a separate claim a week earlier that dead virus components were reassembled into a living man-made virus.

University of California At Pasadena C. E. Schwerdt F. L. Schaffer Berkeley National Academy of Sciences California Institute of Technology

Directors credit 4-H Club Work for reviving the fair

Agricultural society directors say 4-H Club Work has revived the focal fair and returned it to the farmer, restoring community focus and practical farm education for members and attendees alike.

Mascot MAXIMILIAN TALISMAN Sees Coast Guard Life

In Seattle aboard the U S Coast Guard cutter Klamath, Maximilian Talisman, five year ship mascot, reflects a rough view of life at sea as described by Chief Boatswain's Mate.

U.S. Coast Guard Klamath Seattle Maximilian Talisman Max

Parlor organ a symbol of gracious living in bygone era

A reflection on the parlor organ as a symbol of gracious living from 40 or 50 years ago, contrasting its pumping, learning effort and social role with the piano, which became easier to play and more solo in use, leading to less communal singing and a perceived loss of shared family music.

Staten Island New York City America U.S

Healthy worry is a normal response says psychiatrist

Dr Judd Marmour told a San Francisco meeting of the American Psychiatric Association that healthy worry about real threats is normal and not neurosis, while vague fears of illness without symptoms indicate anxiety. He urged mental health workers to distinguish between worry and neurosis for public well being.

San Francisco Judd Marmour Beverly Hills Calif

4 H Club Members in Canada Average Age About 13.2

Canada based 4 H Club members show an average age of roughly 13.2 years among the four members surveyed. The finding highlights the young demographic of the program and suggests continued youth-focused activities and education.

Canada

Not talking to moose any more Charlie Charlebois says

Charlie Charlebois of Montreal says he will not try talking to a Newfoundland moose again after a close encounter. He was driving through central Newfoundland when a moose paralyzed his path by crossing the road. He stepped out to pet the animal and called here boy. The moose charged as he jumped back into the car, smashing the grill and sending the vehicle 15 yards. The moose grunted, then disappeared into the woods. He fears attempting contact with moose again.

Charlie Charlebois Montreal Floor Sander Newfoundland Charlie

Side Notes On Prices And Probables From Daily Life

A Milwaukee dealer advertised used cars at 9.85 dollars confirming some cars were eight years old and in running order. The column also shares quirky observations from Belmont races, U.S. troops in Britain wedding trends, and a fresh egg test for freshness.

Milwaukee

Nineteen fleets prepare for Antarctic whaling season

Nineteen whaling fleets from six countries gear up for the Antarctic summer hunting season expected to be brief and highly competitive. The International Whaling Commission sets a 15 000 blue whale unit limit, with rapid catches and new gear like spotters and electric harpoons shaping operations.

Reuters Cometown Santh Mfeiac Wen Trese International Whaling Commission Britain Norway Holland Japan Russia South Africa Onassis Panama Moscow

Elderly couple seeks security in cave life in Heidelberg

A 73-year-old German man Adolph Ellerbrook his wife and their daughter Ute claim to have achieved immunity to war taxes unemployment hunger and thirst by living in a cave near Heidelberg since 1932 They rely on rainwater harvesting a 70-foot well and a spring for drinking water and follow a strict vegetarian regime claiming no illnesses or medical care since adopting this lifestyle.

Heidelberg Germany Adolph Ellerbrook Ute Ellerbrook

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