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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1950

Page

3

Atom Used In The War On Insects

Atomic weapons are used to track insect movement in soil as scientists tag wireworms with radioactive cobalt. Canadian researchers Arnason Fuller and Spinks report using a Geiger counter to map pests like the cutworm, noting cobalt's 53 year half life and potential cancer applications.

Paul F. Ellis United Press New York U.P Oak Ridge Tenn Science University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon Canada A. P. Arnason R. A. Fuller

Flying saucer questions spark campus debate

The Globe presents student and staff reactions to a claimed flying saucer sighting. Doris Wrather cites 1947 reports as implying advanced civilizations. David Clement urges open-minded skepticism. Retta Snider and E. L. Attaway question feasibility. Phyllis Herrington ponders meaning. E. Russell calls for more facts before belief.

Jack Coats Earth Doris Wrather North Lincoln E & David Clement East Tenth Retta Snider Bank West V. Attaway Painter Lamar

Canasta Law Clarifications by John R Crawford

John R Crawford of Philadelphia presents selected points from the National Canasta Laws Commission rule book. The notes address whether a player can meld out an entire hand in a single turn and other common confusions.

National Canasta Laws Commission John R. Crawford Philadelphia

Fire crews free pup trapped under furnace in home

In Fairmont West Virginia a central fire station emergency truck responded to Grace Rosenmerkel’s house. Two firemen removed overhead pipes and dismantled the furnace to rescue a three week old puppy that had fallen through an open register and became trapped.

Fairmont W. Va. U.P Central Fire Station Grace Rosenmerkel

Canasta Laws Published by Regency Club New York

William E. McKenney reports the Official Canasta Laws have been published and are on sale. The Regency Club of New York prepared them and the National Canasta Laws Commission adopted them with a 50 year plan for no changes. Writers of Canasta books may use the laws under the agreement.

William E. McKenney NEA Regency Club of New York National

Canasta Melding Rules And Concealed Goes Out Bonus

A detailed note explains melding out concealed in Canasta, awarding 100 points for going out plus a 100 point concealed bonus. It covers red treys, stock draw, minimum initial meld rules, Law 21 on natural and wild cards, and rights to count stock without revealing the discard pile. It also notes that a player may announce when holding one card and clarifies how the first meld minimum is determined.

NEA Service

Austria’s cutlery industry runs beyond orders

Austria’s knife fork and spoon sector reports more demand than capacity with orders piling up. Factories struggle to meet volume while seeking skilled labor and extended work hours. Leading firms cite strong export interest and steady domestic consumption driving the surge.

Austria

Newry Council Members Quit Over Meeting Hall Ban

Two members of the Town Council of Newry quit the meeting in disgust after the council refused permission for the United Nations Association of Great Britain and Ireland to hold its monthly meeting in the hall and fly the association flag there.

Newry Eire United Nations Association of Great Britain

Cheap houses of processed earth aim to end India's housing shortage

A report notes that housing shortages in India could be eased by constructing affordable homes from processed earth. Experts cite low cost, rapid fabrication, and potential mass production as key advantages while acknowledging need for standards and sustainable practices.

India

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