Resurrection Bay Feud Complicates Pitchblende Strike
Craig pursues a risky Arctic survey to claim a radium bearing pitchblende deposit, while Chiwaughimi tensions rise and Lupe fires on their camp. Patricia faces Warren’s Chicago ultimatum as he tries to force her from Resurrection Bay.
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Kessler
Craig
Arctic
Wellington, Parkes & Lovett
Edmonton
Tarlton
Winnipeg
Lovett
Patricia
Polcon
Pitchblende Lake
Po Jeon
Warren
Rosalie Tarlton
Fort Smith
Odron
Rosalie
Resurrection Mouth
Pat
Chicago
Parkes
Dynamite Bay
Kessler Hill Lode
Feld
Russell Parkes
Jasper Wellington
Yng
Tartton
Gasoline explosive power and Capitol building details
Dr George Granger Brown says gasoline’s explosive power is ten times that of dynamite. The Capitol covers about 14 acres of floor space within a park of nearly 40 acres. its dome rises 587 feet. The Golden Gate bridge question is addressed by noting it would sink to the channel bottom if destroyed. The Navy or army branches are described, with Italy called a corporative state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Washington, D. C
Golden Gate Bridge
Wall Street
Italy
Netherlands
Army Service
Japan
George Granger Brown
University of Michigan
4A Quiz With Answers Informing Various Subjects
The document appears to be a compiled quiz with answers on diverse topics. It references a council of corporations established January 18, 1934, crediting Mussolini as its head, and mentions William Cullen Bryant Kemp and his long return to Columbia University studies. It discusses Amsterdam as the capital of the Netherlands and The Hague as government seat, noting the term capital and a seven-branch military structure. It also remarks on Japan’s small area, dense population, and geographic features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Corporations
Mussolini
William Cullen Bryant Kemp
Columbia University
Amsterdam
Hague
Corps of Engineers
Signal Corps
Cavalry
Field Artillery
Coast Artillery Corps
Infantry
Air Corps
Japan
Gutenberg Bible rarity and value noted by experts
The Washington Post reports there are about 45 Gutenberg Bibles worldwide with one selling for 15000 in 1024. Today most are in museums, boosting market value. Some experts doubt Johann Gutenberg printed the book, sparking questions about its origins.
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Johann Gutenberg
Washington Post
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Sam Honeywell
Sam
William Byron Mowery
Willan Byron Mowery
Poleon
Lupe Chiwaughimi
Lupe Chiwaughmi
Lupe
Teeste Chiwaughimi
Teeste
Batiu
Resurrection
Goose Headland
Den
Smith
Hyudson Bay
Lake Shore
Noth Shore
North Shore
North Shore Drive
Wellington
Southlands
Salt Lake's
Gerichby
Sumer Oaks
Temple Square
Ernest C. Rossiter
Mgr
Best Buy
Jean Bom
Cate
American Chain & Cable Company, Inc
Bridgeport, Connecticut
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