Trend of Waging Peace Along U S Mexican Border
LAREDO June 21 down the Rio Grande from El Paso to Brownsville shows a new trend in U S Mexican relations. Government cooperation and friendly sentiment emerge as oil expropriation disputes cool. Rio Grande border patrols and forts from El Paso to Marfa reinforce vigilance amid reports of fifth column activity.
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Brownsville
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D. A. Russell
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D-Tex
Jerry Sadler
Texas
Sadler
William Prescott Allen
The
Laredo Times
T. W. Smith
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South America
Early Indianapolis Race Finishes Include Three Eights
In the IMS event three of the first five cars finished as eights while one car placed fourth and another sixth. The split shows a strong showing for the eight-cylinder models among the top five, reflecting engine preference and performance on the course.
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
X Ray tube could make ultra fast motion pictures
Pittsburgh June 310 X ray pictures became possible with a glass tube developed by Westinghouse engineers enabling exposure times of a millionth of a second. It records rapid events such as bullets through wood balls in play and other objects. Dr Slack says it may enable previously impossible tasks in the future.
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Siay
Westinghouse
Charles M. Slack
American Physical Society
Postoffice Murals Taking Shape at Federal Building
Julius Worf continues night work on mural in progress at the postoffice lobby west wall. The cattle loading scene gains color and detail as the artist returns to late evening and early morning sessions.
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Julius Worf
Federal Building
Pattern of Drouth Discovered In Rocks by U. S. Scientists
Seattle June 2 Predic tion that the worst drouths in 20 centuries are about to start was made to the American Association for the Advancement of Science today. Halbert P. Gillette of Chicago described rock strata as a permanent record of Earth's rainfall history with cycles long and short. He warned that three long climatic cycles show a downward rainfall trend beginning about 1930 and continuing to 1080, risking drouths more severe than any in 20 centuries, urging migrations from dust bowl regions and abandoning current policies.
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
Halbert P. Gillette
Chicago
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Geology Secion
Gillette
Moat
Drouths
House Adopts Relief Report for One Billion Fed Relief
Washington June 21 The House adopted a joint Senate House conference report on legislation authorizing 1.158 billion dollars in relief for the next fiscal year starting July 1. Of this, 50 million dollars is allocated for Europe war relief to be administered by the Red Cross. The bill also provides non combatant training for CCC boys and awaits Senate adoption before final congressional action.
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