Final Bird Walk Of The Season Is Held Sunday
The season closes with the final bird walk drawing about 60 participants and totaling 560 attendees across the season. Leaders reported 102 species seen this spring, with Sundays tally of 56 species including five new to the count: green heron olive sided fly catcher cerulean warbler bay breasted warbler and gray cheeked thrush.
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Jim Akers
Frank Johnson
Dale Kellogg
Earl Lautenschleger
Frank Phelps
Jack Smith
Elizabeth Yoder
Colombia
Peru
South America
Quebec
Louisiana
Museum to Sponsor Elyria Excursions Next Year
A note mentions four young birds about a week old in the pinfeather stage and announces the museum will sponsor another series of Elyria excursions in the coming year.
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Elyria
Reasons for potato shortage amid 1951 crop decline
Washington reports explain a tight potato supply in 1951 due to the smallest harvest since 1936 at about 337 million bushels, reduced planting, a hard winter, and the end of price supports by the Agriculture Department in 1950.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Giant Live Oak Outlives British Occupation
In Brunswick Georgia the Lover's Tree, a colossal live oak, endures beyond centuries of history with H E Rioux noting its longevity from the Davey Tree area and its place in local lore.
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Brunswick
H. E. Rioux
Davey Tree
Driver Crushed in Massive Five-Truck Pileup
An accident involving five trucks left a driver dead in Hartford as first responders combed the scene. Authorities reported the crash blocked lanes and required extensive removal efforts.
Police Capture Lima Escapee in Cleveland Confrontation
Theodore Butler, 24, among three who escaped Lima State Hospital for the Criminally Insane last Thursday, was held in Cleveland after a nightlong chase by six detectives. He had been sent from Cleveland for robbery last December and was found hiding in a clothes closet. An officer fired a shot that grazed his upper lip.
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Cleveland
Lima State Hospital
Theodore Butler
Lima
Butler
Seeds sprout after nine years in desk drawer
Lt. Col. Nathan B. Gatchell reports seeds stored in a desk drawer in the Solomon Islands sprouted within three days after planting. Some seeds came from an unknown plant reaching about ten feet tall, a surprising size for a house plant.
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Solomon Islands
Nathan B. Gatchell
Gatchell
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