Nichols Sees Lighter Side Of News
Col. Robert Brooks Ennis, now retired, says an army cannot run on a bowl of rice and blames the chilly war loss in China on insufficient American dollars. He recalls four months behind the Bamboo Curtain and notes San Antonio, Texas, as his home.
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Robert Brooks Ennis
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Ennis
San Antonio
Tex
Try and Stop Me: Two Cork natives in death house
New York Supreme Court judge E Jim Wallace recalls two County Cork natives in adjacent death-house cells as Paddy faces execution. A friend in the next cell offers a brief cheer, while Joseph Wood Krutch quips about February after being snowbound in New Hampshire.
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Jim Wallace
New York Supreme Court
County Cork
Paddy
Mike
Joseph Wood Krutch
New Hampshire
New England
Bennett Cee
Chinese Reds warm up world foes in 1940s tales
A veteran recounts wartime service from 1917 to 1945 and after, detailing African campaigns and hospital stay in Oran, then Kunming, China. He recalls UNRRA work, Shanghai during the Communist takeover, and life under Red governance. He criticizes the party and notes diplomatic immunity limitations. Monkey business returns to Franklin Park Zoo with a dozen siumans imported at popular demand.
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Oran
Kunming
China
UNRRA
Shanghai
Boston
Franklin Park Zoo
Dogs Studied To Learn About Habits In Children
BAR HARBOR Maine Scientonic researchers study dogs at a dog school to uncover how early experiences shape later behavior in children. Led by Dr C C Little at Roscoe B Jackson Memory Laboratory, the team explores when first life experiences form memory and whether a critical period influences good or bad habits. Dr J P Scott notes a puppy transition period after three weeks may mark learning, with humans possibly showing a 15 month transition and 2 1 2 year socialization phase.
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Bar Harbor
Animal Behavior Laboratory
Roscoe B. Jackson
C. C. Little
J. P. Scott
Scott Beleves
Scott
Transition Period Believed Key to Dog Intelligence Traits
A historical note discusses intelligence in dogs, noting no proof one breed is inherently smarter, while heredity may influence. It cites timid versus aggressive temperaments and links improper training during critical periods to learning outcomes.
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New Mexico
Pennsylvania
Winterizing tractors drains carburetors and gas tanks
The instruction warns to drain the carburetor and gas tank before winter to prevent valve trouble in combine and baler engines from gum in gasoline. It notes high gum content in gasoline causes issues when engines sit over the season.
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