Babson Outlines Far Future Innovations and Global Food Policy
Wellesley Massachusetts economist Roger W Babson spoke at MITs 50th reunion detailing a future where gravity is overcome for personal flight and ocean based food production solves global hunger. He urged under international control the oceans could vastly boost protein supplies while embracing prefabricated homes atomic energy and stored summer sunshine for year round comfort.
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Wellesley
Mass
Roger W. Babson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Babson
Americans Smoke One Billion Cigarets Daily
The Federation of Tax Administrators estimates Americans smoke nearly one billion cigarets daily based on tax data from 38 of 48 states. Last year cigaret and tobacco taxes totaled $295.2 million, up 25 percent from 1946, with New York leading at $34.3 million after a tax hike.
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Chicago
Federation of Tax Administrators
Federation
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Texas
Massachusetts
Ohio
Change of custody case issued in Grayson County Texas
Citation issued you must answer plaintiff's petition by 10 a.m. on Monday after 42 days from issuance. Court in Sherman Texas, file No. 56366 names Herman C. Bruton plaintiff and Ethel M Brosseau defendant. Case involves custody of minor child Douglas Herman Bruton to Tina Bruton. Issued June 8 1948 by District Court clerk S V Earnest with deputy Nancy Drake.
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Texas
Ethel M. Brosseau
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District Court of
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Herman C. Bruton
Douglas Herman Bruton
Tina Bruton
Herman C. Bruon
S. V. Earnest
Nancy Drake
Easy test for grade A eggs warned by farm school
University of Minnesota Farm School experts say housewives can judge grade A eggs by yolk shape and knots. A round high yolk and strong yolk cover with visible white knots indicate grade A. flattened eggs or barely visible knots suggest not grade A. Also notes Woodrow Wilson and Nathanael Green.
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ST. Paul
University of Minnesota Farm School
Political Announcements For Democratic Primary Candidates
The Sun publishes candidate announcements for the July 24 Democratic Primary. Names include G C Morris Sam Rayburn David H Brown for Flatorial Representative Grayson Collin Capt Benton for Associate Justice Bill Cramer Grayson County Robert Doss George T Morris J C Buchanan for County Clerk Harold H Vestal Jim Dickson re election for County Judge Murkel Dicken Fred Prestage re election for Sheriff Edgel Jackson Far Work Louis Quassa Frank Trimm for County Commissioner Precinct 2 Tom Head for Constable Choice Moore 680 6 45 a m
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Capt
Benton
Court of Civil Appeals
William M
Bill) Cramer
Murkel Dicken
Fred Prestage
E. P
Edgel) Jackson
F. M
Louis G. Quassa
Frank Trimm
Tom Head
The Iron Curtain riot and other 1950s currents
A column notes briefly on the Iron Curtain film riot in New York and its publicity impact, the Mundt Nixon bill fight with forged letters, the rapid rise of television with new stations, a transcontinental cable nearing completion, and a light anecdote about Army tests and a Princeton alumnus.
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Congress
Cornell
House
New York City
Pestered Cow Invents Mechanized Fly Swatter
Grand Prairie reports Albert C. Blevins, a gentleman farmer, devised an insecticide pad attached to Mable the cow. As Mable swishes her tail, the pad applies insecticide and the subsequent tail strike drops pests into a trap, giving the cow relief from flies.
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Albert C. Blevins
Mable
Blevins
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Calvin) Buchanan
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Jim) Dickson
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