Dawn of Earth pushed back two billion years by scientists
A report cites Professor Forest Hay Mouton asserting Earth formed from a solar nebula around 4.6 billion years ago and life began earlier than thought. Minnesota and Minnesota State University researchers debate ancient plant and animal development, with mentions of Vermitian range fossils near Lake Armstrong and sun activity affecting radio signals.
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Chicago
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Lake Armstrong
Ming
Madio
Navy Demands Double Censorship of Films Shown to Sailors
Washington reports the Navy Department is enforcing its own censorship on movies shown to U S sailors. The existence of a separate censorship bureau within Navigation was revealed during hearings on the navy bill. Critics cited Hawaii maneuvers footage as not of the highest order and Rear Admiral Shoemaker said he recently rejected several pictures described as sex plays not suitable for seamen.
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Nation Pictures
National Board of Censorship
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Navy
Congress
Talks Department
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New York
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Plan to Spend Millions in U S Rubber Industry
United States plans to invest millions to break a foreign rubber monopoly. The move aims to produce rubber under American control in tropical areas like the Philippines, reducing British influence. The plan involves the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce and leaders such as Harvey Firestone and Henry Kaiser, with Hoover guiding the disclosure.
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Philippines
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
United States
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Hoover
America
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Harvey Firestone
Firestone Tire and Rubber
Osage Indian land battle and murder motive explored
Former Indian Affairs Commissioner Cato Sells recounts the Osage murders and the fierce fight to control Osage mineral wealth. He notes rampant land grabs, fraudulent sales, guardianship abuses, and a violent “murder circle” as federal effort sought to protect Osage rights and royal oil interests amid a national scandal.
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Indian Affairs
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