Eyeglasses in Baseball and Rail Crosstie Spacing
A note states many major leaguers wear eyeglasses with only fogging reported as a drawback when sunglasses are over the lenses. The text adds that the United States has about 3 000 crossties per mile of track, spaced about 21 inches apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Orchard Damage Report From Hail Storm Hits Area Fruit Growers
A severe hail event damaged apple and peach orchards across the Middle Road and Cedar Creek Grade with 50 percent losses at Ralph Marker farm Opequon. Winchester area reports include flooded streets and power interruptions after two storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Road
Robinson
Peyton Marshall
Winchester
Cedar Creek
Ralph Marker
Opequon
Philip Glaize
Glaize
Marlboro
Joseph E. Butler
H. W. Butler & Bro
Lenore
Butler
Clearbrook
Hayfield
Clarke
Clarke County
B. Beverley Byrd
H. *. Byrd
Berryville
J. Thomas Boyd
Ernest Stotler
Police Department
S. Stewart St
W. Amherst Jr
Clifford and
Cecil St
W. Amherst St
Hawthorne Drive
Stotler
S Stewart St
Blandy Farm Research Recognition Across Borders
Dr. White and his students at Blandy Farm have published 130 or more scientific papers and numerous reviews and articles. The program's high quality research has earned world wide recognition by biologists and attracted many distinguished visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blandy Farm
White
Burma
Central America
Mexico
North Africa
West Indies
United States
Board of Visitors
Walter S. Flory
Brandy Farm
Peron supporters clash with Catholics in Buenos Aires
In Buenos Aires protesters linked to Peron surged on the steps of the Metropolitan Cathedral as Catholics guarding the archbishop's palace faced fire and tear gas. Stones shattered palace windows and a priest’s car was burned while police dispersed the mob. Newsmen found 2,000 refuges inside the Episcopal Palace as Congress convened in urgent session to address the church state clash. Peron planned a nationwide broadcast to address the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Palace
Origin of pies: medieval cooks and royal feasts
The origin of pies is credited to medieval English cooks who baked fowls under a crust known as a coffin. It is claimed Jane Seymour made a different pie daily for a year for Henry VIII. Pies appear in American colonial records by 1676.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Seymour
Henry VIII
Also Mentioned on This Page
Naare Pappy Af
Arrow & van Heusen Shirts
Pleetway
Jantzen
Swank Jewelry
Beau Brummel
Palm Beach
H. CG. Sheetz & Son
Merage
Erne Mae
Uaicue
Utahne Tate Clun Naoleloue
Jones Parking Lot
Henry
Rouss Ave
T. Goode & Son
Automobile
Local Claim Office
Hansbrough & Carter
N. Loudoun St
Stephens City School
A. B. Solenberger
Insurance
James Wood School
Round Hill Community Fire CO
Earl L. Mason
Lover
Rover
Howard Hughes
Lili Sr
Cyr
Vincent Price
Mari Blanchard
Dale Robertson
Sally Forrest
Technicolor
Pete Smith
American Express
Everybody's Bank
Mert
Federal Repeskt Insurance Corporation
Stephens City
Middletown
W.N. Rutherford
U.S
Frederick County
Rutherford
Associated Press
J. Kenneth Robinson, Jr
Carper
E. Piccadilly St
ROYAL
U.S. 50 East
Warner Bros
Thomas B. Costain
Amctor
Saville
Cinemascop
Warnercolor
Ananea Mao
Angi Plane
Newman Orca Ar
Victor Saville
Doris Day
Robert Cummings
Peron’s
Peron
Congress
Personista Party
Senate
Peronistas
Peron Himsel
CIF
Gregory Peck
Mark Twain
Man With A
Alan Ladd
Leo Genn
Inwood
Detwet Theatre
W. Va
Rt. 11
North Tonight
Rita Hayworth
Glenn Ford
Trinidad
Mickey Rooney and
Dick Haymes
Rod Cameron and
Ruth Hussey
John Deere
Lupton Service
Who
J. V. Arthur
General Insurance
E. Boscawen
Old Star Building
J. V. Arthur John G. Goodwin
C. Ridgely White
J. V. Arthur, Jr
Hable
Marie Windsor
Michael Ansara
Peggy King
Wild Bill Cody
Buxton
Billfords
Samsonite
MacGregor
Seersucker & Rayon
Arrow
Gray & Eddy
Gray
Broadway
Washington, D.C
National Theatre
Washington, D. C
Abe Burrows
Thchrel Kidd
JD Mielziner
Motley
Lone State