New Word Chemurgy Defined By Scientists For Better Living
Washington dispatch explains chemurgy the new term coined by USDA scientists to describe using chemistry to expand farm product uses. It highlights alcohol as a motor fuel from waste farm products and alcohol injection to improve engines reducing need for high octane gasoline. It notes industry interest from auto makers and taxi fleets, plus broader goals in food preservation and reducing transportation costs.
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Moscow Plans New Building Program
Moscow announces a major construction push with about 4,000 buildings planned this year, roughly double last year’s pace and near the prewar peak. The program covers housing, streets, and transport, with the cornerstone laid for the new Moscow University on Lenin Hills.
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Switzerland Faces Debate Over Arms Exports Policy
Swiss authorities defend a limited ban on arms exports with exceptions for governments that pledge not to reexport. The policy targets avoid shipments to nations at war and cites Argentina and Nicaragua as major buyers, with figures from 1946 showing arms valued in the millions of Swiss francs. The piece questions whether these arms truly reached declared destinations and notes a broader postwar debate on neutrality and trade.
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Nicarazva
Swi
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Swiss
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Nicaragua
Jo Avril
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Basel
Latin America
Nice
Poland Tightening Frontier Controls
WARSAW Poland AP Poland tightens frontier controls as Parliament ratifies a decree imposing three years imprisonment for crossing borders without proper documents or at unapproved crossings. Officials say the measure targets illegal Poles fleeing to Czechoslovakia or Germany and responses to American planes from Bergen with crews lacking visas.
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Helicopter to Measure Cascade Snow Pack for Power Estimates
In Tacoma, a new method uses a snow equipped helicopter to measure snow pack in the Cascade Mountains. Fred Veatch says readings will predict potential water flow and electricity output, replacing prior multi day treks by engineers.
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Tacoma
Wash
Cascade Mountains
U. S. Geological Survey
Ot- Gee
Fred M. Veatch
Skagt
Veateh
Thia
Cascades
Ering
Baby Sitting Becomes Pro Business Raises New Risks
Washington reports on the shift to commercial babysitting, where licenses, screening, and agency controls aim to protect children. A 5-year sentence for harming a child highlights ongoing concerns about adequacy of checks, with four licensed agencies in operation and stricter placement practices noted.
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Washington
New Gerret Burst in Steel Parking Lot
A new gerret burst forth in the Steel parking lot in Yellow- Na Pars, shocking onlookers and triggering an immediate response from on-site staff. No injuries reported. authorities investigating the incident.
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