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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1949
Page
9
Senator Irving M Ives of New York urged repeal of the Taft Hartley Act during the Philadelphia Bulletin forum opening. He called for a new labor law with a brand new approach and nonpartisan collaboration to achieve a common objective.
Verne Elliott of Platteville and Cheyenne has supplied rodeo stock for forty years, hunting mean natured horses like Squawman and Headache while recalling Mid Night and Five Minutes to Midnight. He helped stage the 1922 Madison Square Garden Western Rodeo and notes quarantine and Brahma influences now complicate bucking stock and bulldogs in Denver and Florida shipments.
A jokey report from Birmingham England describes a so called mechanical hen that purportedly lays eggs without a crow. The device reportedly produces an egg then moves and lays another without any sound.
Detis Henitson an eight year old sick child complained about buses starting and stopping near her home. The borough committee voted to move the bus stop down the road to ease disruption.
A note states the government requires payment of a head and health related duties before admission. It mentions a bill of about eleven pounds ten shillings and a port tax of ninety eight pounds for the entry process. The text references an individual named Adame and a figure named Rasa Renait.
Monterey California report notes graduates of the School of Naval Administration are assigned to Pacific islands including Guam American Samoa and the Trust Territory The two year tours may be replaced by civilian administrators from the Interior Department but the Navy continues to govern and train officers for island administration.
The Vatican estimates Catholics worldwide rose from about 22 million in 1939 to around 26 million by 1949. The figure reflects postwar demographic shifts and church expansion across regions.
A California report describes an Electrontype device by an airplane designer Josaph T. McNaney. The system uses magnetic tape or film for input and a cathode ray receiver to render characters on screen, with high speed photography and film developing enabling rapid printing.
A Baltimore native, McManey, working in a Cambridge laboratory, says he conceived a new transmission method over eight years ago and secured patents on principal features. He states no direct link between transmitter and receiver is required.
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