Tracks Now Hauling Majority of Stock Chicago Yard
Chicago yards launch a truck safety program to track livestock shipments, recording seven month data on every trucker. The plan targets reducing bruising and dead stock with inspections on arrival and rewards for top drivers at a May festival at the International Tawantosk Exposition amphitheatre.
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International Amphitheatre
O'Connor
Willam Boeck
Andover
Iowa
Top Pullets in Fall Egg Production Warned
Poultry experts urge growers to push pullets to strong growth and early production. Clean range and ample, balanced feed prevent costly delays, as many producers still underfeed during the growing period.
Two-Headed Calf Exhibited In Paris By Collector
A two headed calf named One was shown in Paris by a collector. The animal has a left brain controlling the hind quarters and a right brain steering the front. Michigan State College extension cautions premature pasturing may ruin an alfalfa stand and could weaken crops if killed during winter.
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Train collision near Cosherton claims 33 soldiers
A troop train carrying 700 members of the Pennsylvania National Guard was struck by the Spirit of St. Louis diesel. The rear coach was lifted, the second car smashed aside, and the crash injured many while killing 33 soldiers. The disaster occurred as the train approached the halted section.
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Cosherton
Pennsylvania National Guards
St. Louis
Truman Reshapes Defense Post and Pushes Tax Rise
President Truman accepted the resignation of Louis A. Johnson as secretary of defense and nominated Gen. George Marshall to replace him. He warned defense costs could reach 30 billion annually by June, called for price controls, and urged tax increases while outlining priority orders to manage scarce materials and civilian output.
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Louis A. Johnson
George Marshall
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Siow Burn We Travels Faster Show
Siow Burn travels faster than the ice event in a breezy street scene. The piece hints at a live performance style with a swift pace and at hand showmanship.
Classified Department Help Wanted Ad Fragment
Classified department fragment mentions men and job listings with incomplete text including references to testing and laboratories. The readable bits suggest employment notices but lack specifics like company names, locations, or exact roles.
Harvest forecasts exceed prior eight years for many crops
The department of agriculture projects harvest volume at 125 percent of the 1929 32 average, higher than eight years before 1948. While most crops are projected below average, wheat tops 2 012 000 000 bushels, up about 15 million from August 1 estimates, and corn and soybeans reach record or ample prospects for livestock needs.
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Cora
Department
Korea Front Quiet Amid Heavy Fighting and Pushing Battle Lines
Military observers say Korea remains dangerous but not critical. North of Taegu, both sides exchange heavy artillery fire as forces build toward a possible new offensive. U N troops aim to trap about 3,000 Communists near the Pohang air base while on the southern front, Americans recapture a ridge four miles south of the Nam and Nakdong rivers. Far East air force records 670 sorties in a day as optimism returns about U N staying power despite losses.
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Miss America Aims To Lighten War Grin In Mobile Pageant
A playful Miss America contestant from Mobile, Yolinde Bet, wins attention amid war mobilization and rising prices. The article notes light hearted scenes and offers odd numerical details about the winner.
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Yolinde Betbeze
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Nervous traits in children linked to fatigue and age
A historical note warns fatigue in childhood can affect nerves, coordination, and temper, potentially shaping neurotic and unhappy development. It cites that signers of the Declaration of Independence were young, Franklin at 70 being oldest, Lynch and Rutledge 21, with 17 others included in the group.
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Thomas Lynch
Edward Rutledge
Gossip and Mistimed Romance on a Creaky Stage
A fragmentary dialogue shows a movie actor famed for divorces proposing again while an audience quips about the timing. A vain actor dismisses rumors as old wives tales. A magician’s wife uncovers a past misstep revealing a birth scar ghosted as a birthmark from an accident.
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New Microscope Lets Viewing of Living Tissue in UV Light
The Sloan Kettering Institute for Cancer Research in New York City unveils a microscope enabling freshly prepared tissue sections to be seen under three ultraviolet wavelengths. Live cells can be photographed and shown on color film. The instrument promises unprecedented structural data. The Valley Railroad in Pennsylvania is a 0.87 mile freight-only line in McKean County. It employs 11 people as a Class ID road per the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Sloan-Kettering Institute For Cancer Research
New York City
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Valley Railroad
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Pennsylvania
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Pendent Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ancient Tools Unearthed From Early Fielding Practices
Artifact study traces tools used by fielders around 3000 years ago, showing laborious hand-cutting until 1759 when a practical tie-cutting method emerged, altering gameplay tools and techniques for centuries.
Pied Piper Legend Emerges From 13th Century Tale
A historical note recalls the Pied Piper of Hamelin, tracing a 1212 episode where a French shepherd named Stephen led the village children on a doomed mission, shaping a lasting legend rooted in tragedy.
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