Balance Sheet On Hot And Cold Wars This Week
United States and Britain hopeful of gains in hot and cold wars. Trieste Yugoslavia and Italy show interest in zone changes, while Greece supports North Atlantic ties. Communist atrocities in Korea are detailed with inmate executions and mutilations. A US base town in Hokkaido reveals a vice scandal near a US air base.
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How To Get Along With A Corn-picker
Carbondale advice from Fred W Roth of Southern Illinois University outlines three safety steps for corn-pickers. Check snapping and husking rolls for wear and clogging, ensure guards and shields are in place, and avoid adjusting or cleaning while the machine runs.
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Unopposed City and School Board Candidates Named
Three city candidates and two school board hopefuls run without opposition in Elyria elections. Eugene B Smith seeks first term on the third ward council, while Richard E Baird Howard C Gollmar and P R Smith seek reelects to the board. Carl H Niemeyer and others hold key civic roles as they vie for positions ahead of November 3.
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Barbers Fail To Please Him Cuts Own Hair
Alan Becker in Birmingham reports Hubert Brown a 52 year old salesman who has visited barbers only three times in his life. Frustrated by a haircut he trimmed his own hair after the barber finished. He last went about a year ago before an important engagement and was late meeting his contacts.
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Farmer Finds Drought Has Some Good Points
In a rural reflection, farmer remarks drought yields advantages despite hardships. He notes wells going dry and hunting bans, while neighbors like Ed Deake discuss cattle, grain, and the tension of city hunters. The piece blends farm life with local reactions and a humorous, observational tone.
Quotes on hunting ban and cowboys in drought era
The speaker contrasts sellers wanting to play cops and robbers with Dick Tracy imagery and Sitting Bull. He notes a governor ban on hunting during the drought, calling it a silver lining. He then tells Mrs Stanley they can remove long red flannel undergarments in the barn to tend cows.
Vermont Version Of Creation Of Doughnut
Mrs. Isabel Gregory Bailey, 87, claims her father Captain Hans Gregory invented the doughnut by accident at sea one night. He trimmed undercooked cake scraps with a belaying pin to form the first doughnut with a hole.
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