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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1955
Page
5
Classifieds note closing hours at The Star Office for same day inclusion. WANTED beauty counselors part or full time with learning opportunity, cell 3767. Also WANTED two waitresses for 8 hour shift and two cooks from out of town, respond to box 49 Care Star.
Fully equipped trailer ideal for hunting or fishing vacations. May be seen at Major Chandor's place in Ore land Readus section near Edin burg Virginia. Contact 613-10. Also offered: nearly new grain binder from Pine Motor Co. and a good used side delivery hay rake. Cheap to quick buyer.
Classified notices list three employment seeks. A white male nurse for a paralyzed gentleman seeks references and details via Gilbert McKown in Berryville. A man to run a well located service station or rent option is offered through Box 44 Winchester Star. A sales position promises high earnings in a maintenance firm with profit sharing. contact W E Stanley after 9 AM.
In Pasadena California Mrs Romelle Roosevelt wins a default interlocutory divorce decree from Rep James Roosevelt. Judge Kurtz Kauffman approves a June property deal granting $1625 a month for Mrs Roosevelt and the three children. Custody remains with Mrs Roosevelt while further actions may follow if terms are not met.
Naturalists say snakes cannot hear and do not respond to music. Dr Macht notes Hindu physicians believe cobras react to certain musical tones. Indian children are warned not to sing outdoors at night to avoid attracting a cobra.
For each 20000 tons of TNT, about 2 pounds of radioactive materials form, comprising about 90 isotopes with lifetimes from fractions of a second to years. Overall radioactivity drops by a factor of ten for every sevenfold increase in age, leaving one tenth of the initial radioactivity after seven hours.
The text lists fractional time points from 49 hours to two weeks and beyond, indicating escalating precision. It notes 1/100 at 49 hours, 1/1000 at two weeks, and 1/10,000 at three months, suggesting a progression of refinement intervals.
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