Answer Man Goes Global Answer Man program expands into Europe
The Answer Man radio series, hosted by Bruce Chapmen, expands to 30 American cities and Europe with 40 transmitters. Questions from the Russian zone, Poland, and Czechoslovakia reflect living standards and world affairs. Paris heads the operation with offices in London Berlin Vienna The Hague Ankara and Athens.
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Economic Co-operation Administration
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Changes in Earth's Day Length Reported by Astronomer Royal
Sir Harold Spencer Jones explains two minute changes in the day length. One gradual shift from tidal drag could alter calculations, the other unpredictable shifts might reflect earth expansion or contraction by inches. He notes no major rotation change since 1618 and discusses seasonal mass movement effects.
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Harold Spencer Jones
Astronomer Royal
Great Britain
Siberia
Ohio River Comes of Age as Nation’s Top Inland Waterway
The nine foot deep Ohio River waterway is the busiest inland cargo route with over 40 million tons moved yearly. The river’s deepening spurred by industry and freight growth enables twin screw diesel towboats to haul long barges of 12,000 tons plus, doubling past river capacity. Officials eye a 12 foot channel and study costs, amid a historic Hoover dedication in Cincinnati and river projects from Pittsburgh to Cairo.
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Hungarian Physicists Pursue Large Scale Atomic Research
Hungarian physicists working with uranium and thorium found in Velence Hill pursue large scale atomic research at a site 30 miles southwest of Budapest, signaling a major scientific effort in the region.
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Velence Hill
Budapest
Red Light Technique For Worm Gathering Warns Night Use
A brief note explains covering flashlights with red cloth or red cellophane when collecting worms at night to avoid alarming them. Worms do not react to red light and will quickly retreat into holes if exposed to bright light.
New View of Leukemia Emerges From California Study
A UC School of Medicine research team over the past year broadens the medical understanding of leukemia, expanding on a 125 year old definition with a new concept.
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University of California School of Medicine
Fertilizer Options for Low Fertility Wheat Soils in Kansas
In central and eastern Kansas depleted soils topdressing wheat with 80 to 120 pounds per acre ammonium nitrate often increases yields by 10 or more bushels per acre. If ammonium nitrate is unobtainable, substitute 90 to 180 pounds per acre ammonium sulfate.
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Kansas
Atomgrad rumor linked to Kremlin claims of moving a mountain
Speculation centers on Atomgard known as Red Los Alamos and its ties to U.S.5.R. propaganda. The piece discusses alleged atomic energy feats and the site debate surrounding the supposed mountain movement.
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Atomgard
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Kremlin
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