Trap Foxes Vaccinate Dogs to Stop Rabies
Washington reports a mid winter focus on rabies as a year round disease, with spring peak. Early dog signs include distracted eyes and changed friendliness, while control measures call for impounding stray dogs, broad vaccination, dog licensing, fox trapping, and strict quarantines. Research on longer lasting canine vaccines and antisera is under way to reduce human and animal exposure.
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Washington
United States
Cooler Spring Seen for East
Washington reports the Weather Bureau foresees a cooler spring across the East and West beyond the Divide with more rain than normal nationwide mid March to mid April. Only Gulf Coast states may see warmer than usual weather. most regions expect near normal temperatures with limited rainfall.
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Washington
Science Service
Continental Divide
Atlantic Seaboard
U. S. Weather Bureau
Gulf of Mexico
Great Lakes
South Atlantic States
Rocky Mountain States
Texas
Edward Lull Cochranes Birthday Note
Edward Lull Cochran born March 18 1892 at Mare Island California son of a Marine brigadier chief of the Navy Bureau of Ships in World War II Cochran retired and became chairman of the Federal Maritime Board in 1950 He graduated from the Naval Academy and MIT with a master's in naval architecture.
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Edward Lull Cochrane
Mare Island
Calif
Navy
Bureau of Ships
Cochrane
Federal Maritime Board
Naval Academy
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Naval Architecture
Skipper Describes Shelling Of Wonsan Harbor
Tokyo reports Cmdr HC Lank of the USS Gregory describing U S Navy bombardment of Wonsan on Korea s east coast now in its 13th month The commander notes the bombardment blocks north south roads and rail facilities denying supplies to Communist front lines and calls the siege the longest bombardment in Navy history The article also mentions wary mines and occasional gunfire while detailing destroyer morale and daily routines including films and a pet mouse aboard the USS Rowan
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Tokyo
San Francisco
Berkeley
Cmdr
HC Lank
Gregory
U.S Navy
Wonsan
Korea
Lank
Frisco Harbor
Prisco Bay
New York City
Baltimore
Chones
Fastern Korea
Pat Sutton Challenger of Army Waste In Congress
Rep. Pat Sutton a former Navy enlisted man from Tennessee has become a vocal critic of military excess. He accuses Army leaders of wasting funds on a hunting lodge at A P Hill Virginia and leasing a former New Orleans reservation, while defending his defense economy stance and vowing more exposes. Sutton, a 36-year-old congressman with a decorated service record, says he will continue pressuring brass despite denials by Brooks and army officials.
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Washington
Pat Sutton
D-Tenn
Sutton
Army
Martia
Robert W. Grow
Moscow
Edward H. Brooks
A. P Hill Military Reservation
Virginia
Brooks
Second Army
Hill Reservation
New Orleans
House Armed Services Appropriations Committee
Pentagon
Grow
Navy
Congress
Manila
Army Commendation
Europe
Wartrace
Tenn
Wirt Courtney
Tennessee
Brazilian Frog Quacks Like Duck
A frog named Hyla similis has been added to the Smithsonian zoological collection. Found mainly around Rio de Janeiro, its exact range is unknown. Dr. Doris M. Cochran notes the species swarms, with records of hundreds occupying a single tree on one occasion.
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Washington
Science Service
Smithsonian Institution
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Doris M. Cochran
U.S. National Museum
Scientists Unearth Ancient Bone in Gilchrist County dig
In Branford Florida scientists explore a Bone Hole in 30 by 50 foot sand hills, delicately extracting fossils believed 20 to 30 million years old. They wrap found bones in burlap and plaster, revealing horses, deer, rhinoceroses and dog like animals.
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Branford
Fla
Gilchrist County
Florida
Man Arrested After Visiting Brother at Hospital
A Hampton man, James Jones, 41, was arrested at St Philip Hospital after going to visit his wounded brother Aubrey Jones, 35, of Newport News. Both brothers are charged with breaking into the Henrico Furniture Company in Sandston Friday night. Aubrey was shot during a 45 mile chase on US 60 reaching 90 mph.
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Richmond
Hampton
St. Phillip Hospital
Henrico County
Henrico
James Jones
Aubrey Jones
Newport News
Henrico Furniture Company
Sandston
Williamsbore
First American woman typist named Portier
Mrs. Charles L. Portier is identified as the first American woman to become a typist. She was the daughter of Christopher Latham Sholes, inventor of the typewriter, whose first model was completed in 1867.
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Charles L. Portier
Christopher Latham Sholes
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