Area's First Naval Reserve Contingent Departures
The article notes sailors bidding farewell to family members as the area’s first Naval Reserve contingent departs on an untimely recall basis since the Korean incident began. Franklin B. Boring and Philip M. Carden say goodbye to spouses Donna and Myrle, with Robert S. Gray seen with his wife Nell and daughter Irene ahead of boarding the Gotham Limited.
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Franklin B. Boring
Belmont Rd
Donna
Radioman
Philip
M. Carden
RD 1
East Canton
Myrle
Gotham Limited
Teleman
Robert S. Gray
Perryrd SW
Irene
Nell
Cause of Dock Blast Mystery
A coast guard board reported the May explosion at South Amboy New Jersey remains of unknown exact cause. It found no sabotage evidence but did not rule it out, citing possible fault by Kilgore Manufacturing Co Westerville Ohio which produced anti-tank and anti-personnel mines involved in the disaster. The blast killed 31 and injured over 200 as 356 tons of mines and 45 tons of dynamite were loaded for overseas shipment. The most probable cause cited was accidental detonation due to loose packing or faulty assembly during handling in transit.
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New York
Coast Guard
South Amboy
N.J
Ohio
New Jersey Shore
Kilgore Manufacturing Co
Westerville
Calendar makers skip zero year in dating from BC to AD
A historic note explains that the calendar jumps from 1 B C directly to 1 A D, omitting a year zero and resulting in 1949 years since 1 B C rather than 1950. The observation highlights the conventional counting convention used in historical records.
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B. C
Attempts To Patent Hybrid Corn Protested
Columbus, Aug. 12. A protest was lodged with the U S Patent Office against a Connecticut scientist breeder seeking a patent on a hybrid corn that eliminates detasseling. L L Rummell director of the Ohio agriculture experiment station and dean of Ohio State University agriculture college argued Ohioans have crossed strains to create a detasseling free hybrid and that the patent would hurt small corn growers.
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Columbus
Connecticut
Ohio Agriculture Experiment Station
U. S. Patent Office
Rummell
Ohio State University
Agriculture College
New York Drivers End Bus Walkout
New York drivers returned to work on 16 lines serving about 350000 daily riders after a strike that began Thursday. Local 100 CIO Transport Workers Union shop steward James O Shea cited ongoing negotiations on grievances as the reason for ending the walkout. Union leader Michael J Quill labeled it a wildcat strike as drivers cited poor maintenance of buses.
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New York
James O’shea
C.I.O. Transport Workers Union
Michael J. Quill
T. W.A. International
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