Moon Crater Theory Debated by Astronomers
Wisconsin meteor expert Dr Roy Marshall presents a case against the long standing impact theory for the Moon’s craters. He argues craters may be volcanic in origin, citing lack of observed flashes from meteors and suggesting internal lava flow shaped lunar surfaces. The remarks were delivered at a meeting of the American Astronomical Society.
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Ebeory Roday Syien
Amercan Astronomical Society
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Roy XX
Marshall
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Michadelphil
University of Chicago
Yerkes Observatory
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Gard
Iest
Marsiml
Astronouters
Cowen Discusses New Farm Plan
Wilson Cowen regional director of the Farm Security Administration spoke at the Amarillo Kiwanis Club about a new farm plan to balance agriculture for health and farm economy. He described raising more productive crops and dairy output, with targeted steps for wheat corn milk eggs and pork.
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Wilson Cowen
Parm Security Administration
Arillo Kiwanis Club
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Healtis
Hams
Toge
Hugo Snewenstern
Herpes
Ealing Caused Gas Bloat Indigestion Says Mrs Kitlon
Mrs A Kitlon of Fort Worth Texas reports chronic indigestion gas bloat and nerve weakness. She credits Hoyt Compound with relief enabling eating better and improved sleep and vitality after constant pains and stomach distress. Her statement appears in a promotional context for Hoyt's Compound.
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Ealing
A. Kitlon
Nazi War Aims Extend Through Harsh Winter Front
Reports from Moscow indicate German forces plan to press on despite the siege risks around Leningrad, St. Petersburg, and the southern Volga region. Massive population evictions, strategic redeployments, and a focus on supplying the Caspian area signal preparation for renewed offensives as winter tightens.
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Wiedower
Berlin
John F. Mannings Condition Improves at West Texas Hospital
John F Manning’s condition improved to fair at a West Texas hospital after three weeks since injuries from an accident. Attendants report his pelvic injuries are stabilizing and his recovery is underway.
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John F. Manning
Watth
West Texas Hospital
Manning
Kew College Building Approved in Fort Worth Plan
Plans for a new home economics building at Kew College were approved by officials. Architect Preston M. Gerons of Fort Worth will supervise the project, estimated to cost about 2100000. Construction will begin soon after legislative approval.
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Woenen
Denton
Eeomonles
Preston M. Gerons
Fort Worth
J. K. Brum
Kae Weth
Cowboys Shine Slappin' Leather in Westward Rodeo Tale
Unclear manuscript describes a rough posse era in New York and Virginia with vigilante riders famed for roping horses and staging two day rodeos. Figures like Frank Steinreck and Dr Frederick Schwerd appear as organizers and advisors amid talk of cops, thieves and western fashion hints.
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Elise
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Frank Steinreck
Fred Scott
Hax
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Twland Boys
Sven
New
Frederick Schwerd
Buffalo Bill Cody
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la Morte
Higis-Aeel
Richimori
New Western Front Production in Germany Slows
Retooled German war effort slows Western Front production as Allied advances and Russia aid intensify. Fragmentary notes show Allied pressure and strategic shifts affecting supply lines and offensive timing.
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Yates Airling Jty Ws Oh
Wrilma
Mse
Germany
Russia
University Fraternity Smoker Planned At Herring Hotel
University Fraternity club schedules a fall season event labeled ”smoker” for Sept 27 at the Herring Hotel with plans including a board meeting at the Southwestern Public Service Company building. Larr Davis to preside. Also notes agency employment gains in September and wartime production context.
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Ub Bie
Southwestern Public Service Company
Larr Davis
University
Jincheon
Muncy
Blackstone Hotel
Fight Develops On Water Bill In Senate Clash
Washington Sept Senate battle grows over a rivers and harbors bill stalled by charges of pork. Clark Missouri calls the measure the most colossal pork proposal in history while committees prepare to hear 30 projects. Senate probes waste petroleum and war propaganda accusations loom as House and Senate work on the defense tax bill details.
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House Avi
Texas
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Recluse Dies and Leaves Estate to Daughter in Detroit
Detroit reports reveal George Fox, a Public Works truck driver, died after years living reclusively as a legally dead man. His daughter, Mrs. Ritzert of Chicols, claimed the estate, including life insurance, after his death. police noted Fox had hidden his identity, revealing details about his wife and daughter only under promise of notification.
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Pim
Ritterl
Pym
Palice
Plains Farmers Cheer as Wheat Reaches One Dollar
Wheat prices surged to one dollar a bushel marking a rare gain for Plains farmers. After years of declining to about 50 to 65 cents, the market moved up through a slow ascent, with Chicago prices rising from double digits to 1.25 per bushel and local rates following the upward trend, signaling renewed optimism across the wheat region.
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Peite
Witting Tutt
Amarillo and West Texas State Open Pilot Training Pilot Programs
Amarillo College and West Texas State College will launch new civil aviation pilot training next week under a federal program. About 10 primary and 29 secondary students enrolled. Canyon and Amarillo will host courses with Waco aircraft for instruction. Dean R P Jarrett said Canyon’s program is approved for fall, with 30 primary slots, under Amarillo Air Service supervision at Municipal Field and the college airport. Students must be 19 to 26 with two years of college, passed medicals, paying nominal FTP fees. details available from Red Holmes or Dean Jarrett.
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Jewel theft case links to trailer camp suspect
Federal agents recovered about $12000 in jewels at a trailer camp in Belleville, tied to a theft from Mrs. Florely Keurean of Houston on January 1. They detained a man described as a 20 year old crossroad figure, with leads pointing to a possible trick used to hide the jewels.
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MWA
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Houston
Services Held for Maj Edward Maloy
Maj Edward Maloy a long time Army officer with over twenty years in service including Pacific theater years retired in 1938 was honored in a high mass at St Mary Cathedral yesterday. Interment followed at Llano Cemetery with military honors as family and friends watched. Funeral arrangements were handled by N S Griggs & Jean Chane.
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Ariny
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O'Bren
E40
Tacy
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Raniillo
Rome
Sanson Highway
Griggs
Jens Chane
Inventor’s Puzzle Pieces Hide Foreign Plot, Warns Council
A man drafts plans from pieces of the jigsaw puzzle to reveal a foreign spy scheme. The National Inventors' Council in a distant city reports a letter and two large envelopes containing scattered pieces. He claims the puzzle must be assembled exactly to disclose the invention and that the pieces are deliberately mixed to thwart hijacking.
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Waaningtay
Windsor duo to travel through Washington to Alberta
The Dike and Lustess of Windsor will spend 24 hours in Washington from September 2 to 5 en route to their land in Alberta, Canada, according to a British embassy notice.
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