Retiring Yankee Phil Biszato Spurns Trade Move
After 16 years with the Yankees Phil Biszato announced retirement if traded to another club. Archie Moore predicts Rocky Marciano will return to boxing and a rematch could yield a two million dollar gate. Jockey Bill Pearson wins a River Downs race named for him after earning $64,000 on a quiz show. Frank H Miller Sr scores first golf hole-in-one at Shawnee Golf Course Louisville after 30 years. English boxer Jack Broughton buried at Westminster Abbey. he helped draft early rules later integrated into the London Prize Ring.
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Yankees
Phil ‘Biszato
Archie Moore
Rocky Marciano
Bill Pearson
River ‘Downs
Louisville
Frank H. Miller
Miller
Shawnee
Jack Broughton
Westminister Abbey
London
Broughton
Federal meat inspection highlighted on 50th anniversary
The American Veterinary Medical Association and USDA mark the 50th anniversary of Federal meat inspection during the week of June 25, 1956. About 3,000 inspectors, many veterinarians, oversee 1,200 plants. 80 percent of U S meat bears the purple seal. Inspectors sample live animals and monitor curing, canning, sanitation, packing, and labeling to protect health and ensure truthful labeling benefiting consumers and producers.
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American Veterinary Medical Association
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Federal Meat Inspection Service
Veterinary Medical Organization
United States
Federal Meat Inspecting Service
Meat Inspection Service
USDA
Association
Sow furrow yields 22 live piglets across two days
The Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association notes a sow delivered 22 live piglets, with 12 born on one day and ten four days later, indicating a split farrowing event within a single pregnancy.
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The
Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association
Out on a Limb by Stumpy McCulloch
A humorous vignette discusses proposals to tax political speeches as an opening wedge to cut taxes. It blends timbering analogies with cautionary tales about wedges and saws, plus light asides about doctors and a joke about a daughter and a new doctor.
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Stumpy McCulloch
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
Hank Leavitt
Sacramento
Calif
Henry
Annual Financial Statement for Titonka School District 1956
The report covers the School District of Titonka Kossuth County Iowa for the year ending June 30 1956. It details receipts and disbursements for the School House Fund General Fund and Special Courses Fund with personnel salaries and total balances. Key figures include total receipts shown as 995.78 and total disbursements across general and other funds, with salaries for directors and teachers listed. The notice authenticates filing with the County Superintendent and publication as required by law dated July 5 1956.
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Titonka
Kossuth County
Iowa
Code of Iowa
H. W. Kitzinger
Harold E. Gartner
School House
General Aid
Transportation Aid
General Control
Lyle Opheim
Harold Rood
Russell Schaub
General Fund
Wayne P. Truesdell
Elaine Sonnenberg
Rosina Truesdell
Ethel Downs
Harold Gartner
Pal
Harley Lehman
Jack Easton
Gladys Sleichter
Sarah Brandt
Donald Malthaus
Betty Lou Taylor
Iowa Fish and Fishing
Towa
State Conservation Commission
State Conservation Officers
James Harlan
Everett Speaker
The
Conservation Commission
Maynard Reece
Reeva M. Bailey
University of Michigan
East 7Th
Court
Des Moines
Conservation Department
Remembering Life on the Farm in Youth
Paul Morgan recalls fifty years past on a California farm with daily chores from chopping wood to feeding animals. He contrasts frugal rural days with abundant seasonal fruit and simple evenings by the fireplace, noting family routines and sparse playtime.
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Paul Morgan
Los Angeles
Calk
California
Frankfort
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Fragment
Puzzle text shows partial clues with numerous garbled entries including Across and Down prompts and misread words such as Tracks, English, Swamp, Foreigners, weight plural, and various corrupted terms. The readable lines suggest a torn crossword with many incomplete entries and mislabeled clues.
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Crete
Italy
Balstonian
Ventuy
Marvel
How fast is too fast in highway use and automation
Ravenswood and Saugerties columns weigh limits of speed on high speed highways and the risk of highway hypnosis as drivers rely on automation. They argue safe driving requires distinguishing stopped vehicles and note automation creates more jobs, not unemployment.
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Ravenswood News
Ravenswood
W. Va
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Catskill Mountain Star
Saugerties
New York
Prophets of Doom
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Clarice Wabben
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