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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1948
Page
10
Carnegie Institute of Technology unveils a 1500-ton synchro cyclotron under construction in Pittsburgh to be operational by 1950. It will accelerate 400 million volt particles and produce mesons, aiming to probe cosmic ray life forces and fundamental physics.
The barred owl shows a wing spread of 43 to 45 inches, slightly larger than the male counterpart. The detail highlights a notable size difference between sexes in this species.
Funeral services for William B Hale will be held 2 PM Wednesday at White Post Baptist Church. His son Richard W Hale US Army Hawaii flew home after learning of his father’s critical illness. Active pallbearers include Andrew Jackson Charles Jackson Robert Jackson Amos Carter George Tigney Raymond Moten. Honorary bearers listed.
Realty transfers across Winchester and Frederick County show numerous transfers of parcels with additions and improvements. Notable entries include Thurman C Mason and wife to Russell B Newcome and wife 1414 8 Braddock Street and multiple corner lots near Virginia Avenue Kerr Street and S Braddock W Monmouth Street. The record closes with a historical note that the first Africans arrived in Virginia in 1619.
New York reports beef as a top global food with about 1350 calories per pound and rich protein and B vitamins. The United States slaughtered 34,557,000 steers and calves last year, yet only 55 percent of a steer becomes beef, with by products funding slaughtering. Cattle history traces domestication, travels, and the spread through early America to 17th century New England, with bluegrass influence and frontier westward movement.
A Life Extension Institute claim states that half of American women are 10 to 50 pounds overweight by age 50. This figure implies a broad overweight prevalence among women entering middle age.
Buffalo readers learn how sausage casings cellulose acetate filter poisons in external kidneys. Dr George S Slotkin at Millard Fillmore Hospital and the University of Buffalo Medical School demonstrates a portable system that cleanses blood outside the body to treat blood poisoning and kidney failure while the kidneys recover.
Regional stations may shift relay times to fit local programming schedules. Last minute program changes are excluded from this notice.
The listing outlines a dense network of programs across CBS ABC NBC and MBS stations. It spans children segments at abc west and mbs east, news roundups with Lowell Thomas Beale Fulton Lewis and Gordon McRae shows, drama and mystery features, and late night music and dance programs including Bob Crosby, Kay Starr and News with varied hosts.
Police link two Barcelona zoo deaths to a boy hunter with an air pistol. The leopard died of a nasal hemorrhage with a pellet found near its nose, and an airgun lead pellet was recovered from the eagle after the leopard’s death. Witnesses say a solitary boy fled when approached during the incidents.
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