Third Annual Livestock Field Day at Front Royal
The Northern Virginia Livestock Producers Association hosts a full day event at the Front Royal Beef Cattle Research Station. Owen Thomas presides with J. H. Cunningham as field day chair. Talks cover feeder calf breeding, packing, retailing, and home needs. A tour of the station closes the program.
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Front Royal Beef
Northern Virginia Livestock Producers Association
Owen Thomas
J. H. Cunningham
Thomas
Bob
Cau
Columbus
Ohio
Allan Driver
Baltimore
Seth T. Shaw
Safeway
Washington, D. C
George W. Litton
Animal Husbandry Department
V. P
Minister Rescues Man From Drowning
Police say Henry Jones, 30, leaped into the Indiana waters after a man drowning on Thursday night. Rutland and another man pulled Jones out and revived him. The minister gave the saved man his shirt and shorts but found his own clothes missing and went home in his shorts.
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Henry Jones
Indiana
Rutland
Jones
White nylon garments whitened by household bleaches
Sodium perborate, a mild bleach, is found safer to use than chlorine bleaches which whiten nylon but weaken the fabric to some extent.
Quadruplets Hit 1952 Record With Four Living Sets
Quads born this year reach new high as 22 living U S. quadruplets are tallied by Joseph Criminello and wife. First living set appeared in 1915. 22 surviving sets include 34 boys and 54 girls. Criminellos note deaths shortened some earlier counts and boys are fewer overall.
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Sherry Bowen
New York U
Flake M. Keys
Criminellos
United States
Joseph Perricone
Perricone
Criminelles
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Cirminellos
Joseph x
Morlock
Carl A
Florida Citrus Growers Feted At International Apple Meet
At the 58th International Apple Association convention in St Louis Florida citrus growers were honored. Samuel Fraser urged apples as a shopper must and noted past rate cuts with lobbying. Kroger's Joseph Hall outlined store tactics to boost apple sales and challenged the industry to unify a stronger program to raise per capita consumption.
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Florida
ST. Louis
International Apple Association
Samuel Fraser
IAA
Fraser
Washington, D
Sanaa
Seward
North American
Russia
United States
Canada
M. Cohodas
Ishpeming, Mich
Beard of Directors
Truman
Kroger
Joseph B. Hall
Hall
Florida Citrus and Apple Industries Highlight Competition
At a luncheon in Florida Lacy G. Thomas noted citrus output rising from 56 million to about 120 million boxes over a decade while Fraser argued apples and citrus share challenges and interdependence. Former Governor Doyle E. Carlton urged continued Florida prosperity, praising climate and assets and describing competition as driving better products.
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Florida Foods
Lacy G. Thomas
Groveland
Fla
Florida Citrus Mutual
Florida Citrus
Fraser
Doyle E. Carlton
Florida
U. S
Carlton
Ten-Year-Old Boy Hangs Self in Accidental Fall
In Monebello California a ten year old boy Lloyd Morgan playing with his younger brother slipped from a tree and accidentally strung himself with a looped rope, dying before help could arrive.
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Monebello
Calif
Lloyd Morgan
Lloyd
State Department passport denial policy timeline
The policy began long before 1951 denying fugitives, the mentally ill, and those likely to become public charges abroad. Since February 1951 the department barred those suspected of communism and other subversives as contrary to national interests.
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Department of State
Education Comes Early to Children Via Television
A New York account describes television as a tool for early education for children, showing how screen time reshapes learning during a hot summer day. The piece highlights parental choices and the value of TV programming in child development.
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New York
Washington
Mary Learns American History During Flight to Washington
In a brief road trip Mary, almost thirteen, explores U S landmarks and history themes. The dialogue contrasts her growing awareness with school and television, noting her trip past the Capitol Washington Monument Jefferson Memorial and Library of Congress while glimpsing the Declaration of Independence.
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Mary
Bunker Hill
Washington
Delaware
White House
Mr. Stevenson
Gen. Eisenhower
Ewing
Illinois
Linccoln
Alexandria
Capitol
Senate
Jefferson Memorial
Lincoln Memorial
Library of Congress
A Child's View of War and History in Washington
A girl named Mary tours Capitol landmarks and Ford's Theater museum while reflecting on war tanks, Lincoln's assassination site, and Mount Vernon. She muses about history, generations, and whether future comforts like swimming pools would exist for children.
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Capitol
Mary
Ford
Lincoln
Washington
Mount Vernon
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Oklahoma
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Maine
Silas Pinkham
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N. Loudoun
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Tire Sale
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