Sea believed less salty today than ancient times
A brief note suggests the present sea may have lower salinity than it did millions of years ago, based on paleoclimate indicators and ocean chemistry studies. Researchers discuss how evaporation, weathering, and freshwater input shaped historic salinity levels and current ocean balance.
Texan's S I Is Ruled death by own action
Deputy Coroner Orval Jones ruled that Hugh R. Brown 29 years old died by his own action at El Centro Cal on September 21. The investigation found no foul play and noted the deceased’s ties to local Texas connections.
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Testaments Donated To Army Recruiting Station
Panhandle Gideon Society deposited 100 small New Testaments for distribution at the US Army recruiting station. Captain John Tilton, recruiting officer, said the Gideon representative will supply more books as needed and that the effort aids young men seeking enlistment, with ten Testaments handed out on the first day.
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Geese sighting hints at cooler weather in the city
Mrs. T. E. Keasler of 407 North East Sixth reported seeing about six geese circling over the southeast city area for several minutes around 7:45 Tuesday morning before heading south. A separate note mentions the Leaning Tower of Pisa drifting roughly a third of an inch every decade.
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T. E. Keasler
North East Sixth
Pisa
Rules for Tri-State Fair Queen Contest
Rules govern the Tri-State Fair Queen selection mirroring the American Royal pageant. Eligibility requires ages 18 to 25, single, resident of the Tri-State area, and entry by letter to The News-Globe Amarillo. Judging emphasizes beauty, personality, grooming, and accomplishments. winner receives $250 credit and Kansas City trip paid by the American Royal.
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Tri-State
News-Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Persion
Tri- State
Kansas
Double Trouble at Fort Worth Hospital Admission
Dorothey Maddox, an admitting clerk at Pennsylvania Avenue Hospital, confused two patients named Mrs Green. Both were admitted within ten minutes, shared the same doctor and undergoing the same major surgery. Both husbands reportedly sought the same drug.
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Fort Worth
Dorothy Maddox
Pennsylvania Avenue Hospital
Green
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