Penetrating spines of long-spined black sea urchins
Long-spined black sea urchins have needle-sharp spines that easily penetrate human skin and can break off after embedding, causing painful complications.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1949
Page
8
Long-spined black sea urchins have needle-sharp spines that easily penetrate human skin and can break off after embedding, causing painful complications.
Roy White, manager of the Winchester Drive-in, said work will begin this month on installing about 500 RCA in-car speakers. The theater on Route 11, north of the city, closed Dec 19 for winter and will reopen in spring. White also plans landscaping the front and hard-surfacing driveways. He previously ran a Stephens City theater and worked at Hable's Palace.
A United Airlines transport guided an Air Force Lt. G. E. Ridler's craft to a safe landing near Pittsburgh. Ridler, lost over Western Pennsylvania en route from Middletown to Belleville, established radio contact, then Blinked lights. Captain K. A. Simko and first officer J. F. Thomas coordinated via radio to guide the smaller plane to within 2000 feet of the Pittsburgh field.
The list cites "Bush man" at Chicago, "Toto" and "Gargantua" with Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey, and "Bamboo" at Philadelphia Zoo. It notes uncertainty about the largest, though Chicago Zoological Park claims Bushman is the biggest.
Official reports to Prime Minister Stalin claim Russia significantly exceeded prewar steel and pig iron levels in 1948. Tevesyan notes steel output rose 27 percent and pig iron 22 percent from 1947, with notable gains in rolled metal and pipe. Oil and chemical sectors also posted double digit rises.
BLACKSBURG January 3 A four month survey of the Virginia Tech library facilities and needs will begin this week. Dr Maurice F Tauber of Columbia University and Dr William H Jesse of the University of Tennessee will conduct the study to determine expansion needs improve services and advise on the main library and its agriculture and engineering divisions.
India is said to have thousands of rice types, with about 8 000 varieties known and 3 500 in the Philippines. Varieties differ in kernel shape size and color from white to purple, some with a distinct scent. Rice feeds more than half the world.
Network programs listed for eastern standard time with note that central subtracts one hour and mountain subtracts two hours. Stations may adjust relay times to fit local schedules and last minute changes are not included.
A detailed broadcasting grid lists nightly radio programs across networks and times. Shows include news, music, drama, quizzes, comedies, and concerts with stations such as CBS ABC and NBC airing items from 6:00 p.m. to midnight and beyond.
Burlington Wisconsin January 3 A wild wind tale from Alberta Canada wins the Burlington bars club annual contest. L W Tupper of Patricia Alberta claims world champion status for 1948 with a tale of 2000 post holes blown 125 miles by a northwester. Last year’s winner was John Hopley of San Antonio Texas with a poolroom fly tale.
Harold Reeves Yarrell, minister of music at Central Presbyterian Church Washington and founder of a Winchester studio, published Lord Thou Hast Been Our Dwelling Place by H. W. Gray Co. It was written for the Collegiate Church in New York’s 280th anniversary and had several public performances before publication. Yarrell resides in Frederick Md and runs voice and piano classes twice weekly.
Washington claims the nation’s meal leadership as Robert J. Wilson of the Washington Restaurant Association cites 12 billion dollars in restaurant business nationwide and 65 million meals served daily. He notes 2,500 area eating places and 40,000 employees with a half million meals expected during inauguration.
The Truman Doctrine is President Truman's policy of providing military and financial aid to nations to resist Communist influence. It emerged from his March 12, 1947 joint address to Congress, with a subsequent bill granting aid to Greece and Turkey.
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