Rare Egyptian Gems Unearthed in San El-Hagar Tomb
In the 3,000-year-old tomb of General in Djebau en Djebet at San El-Hagar archaeologists led by Prof. Pierre Montet and Prof. Etienne Dripton report exquisite en graved jewelry. The cache includes gold, emeralds, jasper rings, a Hathor statuette, Sekhmet crystal figure, and golden temple lockets. The site lies 150 miles northeast of Cairo near Lake Menzaleh, linking ancient Tanis to broader civilizations.
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San El-Hagar
Etienne Dripton
Pierre Montet
Strasbourg University
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Djebet
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Tanis
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Hathor
Sekhmet
Ptah
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Lake Menzaleh
Egypt
Asia
Bureau develops wool maggot remedy without shearing
The Bureau of Entomology announces a new treatment that controls wool maggots without the need to shear infested sheep, offering a practical alternative for growers and veterinarians. The method aims to reduce stress on animals while protecting fleece quality.
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Carrier Midway To Test Cruise In North Atlantic Sub Arctic Waters
The Navy plans a month long test voyage for the 45 000 ton carrier Midway from Norfolk into the North Atlantic icy seas near Greenland to assess its gear planes and crew in extreme weather. The trip aims to push the ship as far north as possible and gathers data for future operations.
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Joseph A. Bors
Washington
INS
Navy
Midway
North Atlantic
Norfolk
Greenland
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Japan
Navy Ramps Up Carrier Operations Amid Arctic Cruise
The navy plans larger carrier tasks with high speed task force operations and enhanced damage control. New water-tight compartments and improved systems aim to keep ships operational in battle. Admiral Nimtz notes carriers remain vital weapons and cites past fleet successes against air attacks.
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Chester W. Nimitz
Nimitz
Canada Tries To Help Bevin Reds
Pravda claimed Canada attempted to aid Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin by publicizing a spy plot to ease his UNO troubles. Moscow radio aired the Pravda editorial. Bevin had clashed with others over the issue.
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UNO Security Council
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Greece
Indonesia
The
Levant
Bevin
Pravda
Soviet Union
London Daily Mail
Russia
Canada
London
Moscow
W. L Mackenzie King
Ernest Bevin
UNO
Radio Moscow
Communist Party
Disquieted Leaders React to Widening Trend
Leaders expressed alarm at a growing trend, noting concern over its implications. Officials warned of potential consequences if the pattern continued, urging immediate attention and coordinated response.
Atom Data Still Rated Secret
The AP reports Russia admitted obtaining insignificant secret data from Canadian citizens and lists top secret items. The still secret details include the bomb material production process and method. It also notes the exact explosive load and trigger mechanism and precise explosive characteristics.
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Russia
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