Food Establishment Standards and Sanitation Rules
The article details comprehensive health requirements for food establishments including sewage, handwashing, screen doors, utensil construction, dishwashing methods, bactericidal treatments, storage, refrigeration, milk grades, cleanliness, and employee facilities. It emphasizes approved systems, proper disposal, clean facilities, and prevention of contamination.
Why Pine Trees Stay Green in Winter
Pine needles are leaves and contain chlorophyll like other leaves. Their surface is tougher, protecting chlorophyll through winter so the needles stay green.
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Fear Is Problem For Parents Of Young Children
New York journalist notes Dr Helen Ross teaches parents balance caution and anxiety for young kids. She says fears shape children and parents must model calm guidance to prevent overreaction. A bee sting or thunder becomes manageable with reassurance and warmth.
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New York
Helen Ross
Dr. Ross
University of Chicago
Murder Charged To Former Convict
A murder warrant was issued for Franklin Leon Webber 35 a former convict in the slaying of Homer Church a city sign painter Webber was arrested after Church was found with his head bashed in on a Pathway in a vacant lot Sunday
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W. Va
Franklin Leon Webber
Homer Church
Webber
Church
Sailing vessel rig types explained as abbreviations
Sailing vessels are classified by the combination of spars sails and cordage. The terms cutter brig and ship are abbreviations for cutter rigged brig rigged and ship rigged in nautical usage.
Art Dealer Case Sees Leniency Sought For Youth
Richard Evans of Absecon N J testified that Robert F Miller 19 of Stephenson assaulted him on Piccadilly Street Monday evening. Miller pleaded guilty to assault and battery and received 12 months with all but 30 days suspended. Guy Lofton Jr 22 of North Loudoun Street pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and got 90 days suspended and a $25 fine. Police said Miller and Lofton were in a street altercation and Evans intervened to stop the fight.
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Absecon
N. J
Piccadilly St
Robert F. Miller
Stephenson
Miller
John Rice
Guy Lofton Jr
North Loudoun St
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Lofton
Naval Reserve Officers Sworn In Winchester Station
Lt. Caskie Norvell and staff at the Navy recruiting sub-station sign officers for permanent commissions during Thursday evening hours 7 8 p m in Winchester. Names already sworn include Lt. Commander Lewis K. Woodward Lt. Commander C Ridgely White Lt. F L Largent Jr and Lt (jg) James E McIver all of Winchester.
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Caskie Norvell 2d
USNR
Winchester
Lewis K. Woodward
MCR
Woodstock
C. Ridgely White
F. L. Largent Jr
James E. McIver
U S Leads World in Electric Power Production in 1947
In 1947 the United States with about 7 percent of world population produced about 45 percent of global electricity. The Soviet Union followed, generating about one sixth as much.
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United States
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Germans Apathetic About Politics, MG Officer Says
Passau dispatch reports U S military government battles apathy as Germans resist politics while worrying about their country’s future. Officer Marvon Glossop cites Fuerstenzell progress from democratization meetings and workers driving political interest amid postwar shortages.
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Passau
Germany
U. S
Zulzbach
Marvon Glossop
Winchester
Fuerstenzell
One Gas Student Among 236 Males at Wisconsin Tech
Mary Kilitzkie, 18, becomes the fourth woman at the Wisconsin Institute of Technology in Platteville, joining 236 male mining engineering students. She recalls initial stares, then fitting in as she pursues a geologist degree in a three-year program.
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Platteville, Wis
Mary Kilitzkie
Wisconsin Institute of Technology
Tech
Bribe Charge Heard in Page County Court
A second trial for Charles K. Hackley continued in Page county circuit court on a charge of accepting a $100 bribe while serving as Trial Justice of Stanley. The indictment alleges he accepted the bribe to reduce a drunken driving charge against Lou Huffman to reckless driving. Hackley was also a Stanley town council member.
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Charles K. Hackley
Stanley
Page County
Hackley
Lou Huffman
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