Montana School of Mines Faculty Ranked High in Directories
The Montana School of Mines lists 11 of its 22 faculty in major directories such as Who's Who in America Who's Who in American Education Who's Who in Engineering and American Men of Science. Noted faculty include President Francis A. Thomson Vice President Arthur E. Adams and several professors cited for metallurgy chemistry geology mining and physics among others.
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United States
Montana School of Mines
America
Francis A. Thomson
Arthur E. Adams
Montana
S. R. B. Cooke
Oscar A. Dingman
Charles H. Fulton
L. J. Hartzell
Alfred E. Koenig
Eugene S. Perry
Daniel Q. Posin
Walter T. Scott
Pacific Northwest
Lincoln Stewart
Montana Mines
A. M. Gaudin
Richards
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
William Worth Kriegel
North Carolina State College
Ettore A. Peretti
School of Mines
Columbia University
George L. Shue
Consolidated Aircraft Corporation
Curtis L. Wilson
Missouri School of Mines
J. A. McEwan
McGill University
Canada
Charles M. Clapp
Theodore Simons
Horace V. Winchell
Frederick J. Laist
A Girl’s Initiation Into the Intelligence Service
In wartime Berlin Vivien leads a covert operation inside a busy hotel lounge while Gestapo threats loom. She masks her daring bluff as routine service, aided by Georg and Edda, amid a tense risk of betrayal and brutal interrogation. A fellow hostess from a distant table is pulled into danger, deepening Vivien’s peril.
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Vivien
Georg
Edda
Bureau
Gestapo
103
Postgasse
Monopol
Adam
Fraulein
Old Steiner
John
Steiner
von Ringner
Vivien flees through wartime hotel intrigue and betrayal
Vivien plans escape from a Gestapo fearing world as she hides in the Monopol hotel. John coolly helps, von Ringner looms, and a clever bribery scheme with butter unravels in a tense chase through rooms lounges and tram rides.
Latin Americans High Smoking Rate and Silk Production Leaders
Latin Americans smoke 1600 cigars per capita annually, versus 1400 per capita in North America. The United States tops world artificial silk production, followed by Japan, Germany, England, and Italy in that order.
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United States
Japan
Germany
England
Italy
Lewistown air base finished. army to occupy soon
Official notice that Lewistown airdrome near completion marks swift progress by the army engineers. Satellite bases at Cut Bank and Glasgow support a central Great Falls field for the air force training program.
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Lewistown
Army Air Force
Army
Corps of Engineers
Lewistown Field
Great Falls
Air Force
Cut Bank
Glasgow
Paul Sommers
Lewistown Center
War Department
Missouri River Division
Omaha
Sam
Fort Peck
Kansas City
End of a Dreamy Romance Visions of Victory
A short fiction scene presents John and Vivien dreaming of the future as they glimpse an imagined underground army marching toward victory. The text ends with a reflective sense of closure and finality.
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John
Vivien
State Woolgrowers Meet in Billings Wartime Session
Montana woolgrowers will meet in Billings January 14 15 and 16 for a streamlined wartime convention announced from Helena. Secretary Paul Etchepare says sessions will focus on practical outcomes to speed back to meat and wool production with a group of authorities guiding grower discussions on labor prices and production facilities.
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Montana Woolgrowers
Billings
Association
Helena
Paul Etchepare
Montana
Rolph Re-elected VP of National Farmers Union
H D Rolph of Joplin was re elected vice president of the National Farmers Union at the convention in Oklahoma City.
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Joplin
H. D. Rolph
National Farmers Union
Oklahoma City
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By News Syndicate Co., Inc
Intelligence Service
Mr. X
van Ringner & Co
van Ringner
Vanderpant
Vicki Vola
Vicki
Ethel Lina White
Engineer Corps OF Army
Lincoln
Neb
Weary
Missouri River
Lewis A. Pick
Fick
Gerald
Central Ave
Hotel Rainbow
First Ave
Mont
Alice Cole
Butte, Mont
Anaconda
Western
Anaconda Copper Mining Company Lumber Department
Bonner, Montana
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