Frozen North May Be Softening Says Geologist
Washington reports a U S Geological Survey expert states parts of Alaska especially near Fairbanks show signs that relic permafrost or the permanent layer of frozen earth is being destroyed. engineers in some areas are insulating against rising heat as conditions soften.
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Washington
Robert F. Black
U. S. Geological Survey
Alaska
Fairbanks
Black
Norton American
Norwalk
Ohio
Wooster College
Syracuse University
California Institute of Technology
Johns Hopkins University
Geological Survey
Aleutians
Fairbanks Airdrome
Anchorage
Valdez
Cordova
Matanuska Valley
Gulkana
Alaskan
Siberia
Northland
Permafrost Study Maps Alaska Risks and Water Impact
Alaska researchers report gradual warming threatens permafrost, affecting rail and highway stability. Field parties in the Yukon, Arctic Circle, and Meade River areas study distribution, insulation methods, and future water supply implications around Fairbanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black
Yukon River
Koyukuk River
Seward Peninsula
Arctic Circle
Brooks Range
Meade River
Arctic Ocean
Fairbanks
Alaska Railway
Alaska
Dawson Creek
B.C
Richardson
F Fairbanks
Valdez
Circle
Livengood
Army
Alcan
Payment By Mistake Refunded To Florida
In Florida, about 3000 dollars was recovered after a Leon County judge ruled overpayment to two railroad commissioners, W. B. Douglass and Jerry Carter, due to a misinterpretation of the law. The commissioners began repaying in installments of 504 and 500 dollars, saying they accepted the higher salaries in good faith and would abide by the court's decision. They noted rebates were voluntary since payments made under a mistake in the law cannot be recovered.
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Tallailasses
Fla
Florida
Leon County
W.B. Douglass
Jerry Carter
Eacn
State Budget Commission
Clarence M. Gay
College Men Urge Confirmation of David Lilienthal
Sixty three Southeastern college teachers of government urged the Senate to confirm David F. Lilienthal as chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission. In a letter to Senator Hickenlooper the group warned that rejection would discourage competent men from public service and signatures came from Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, Tennessee, Florida, North Carolina, Virginia, Kentucky and Tennessee.
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Tuscaloosa. Ala
Southeastern College
Senate
David F. Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Hickenlooper
R-Ta
Lilienthal
Reeene C Martin
University of Alabama
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
Tennessee
Florida
North Carolina
Virginia
Kentucky
Relief At Last For Your Cough
An old ad promises Creomulsion as a potent cough remedy for chest cold bronchitis and phlegm. It claims the beechwood creosote blend eases raw bronchial membranes without narcotics and offers a money back guarantee if it does not help the cough quickly and restore rest.
Enrollment Of Vets In Farm Training Ends March 15
Veterans will be stopped from enrolling in Alabama vocational agricultural classes after March 15 due to farming seasonality and program timing. R E Cammack, director of vocational education, said no new veterans will be admitted beyond that date, with enrollment likely to resume around September 1.
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Alabama
R. E. Cammack
State Department of Education
Cammack
Commack
Boy, 16, suffocates in cave collapse at play
In Mobile, Alabama, 16 year old Jimmy O'Rourke died from suffocation while a younger boy was injured when a tunnel cave collapsed during play. Frank Tresclaire was removed unconscious from the four foot opening.
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Geep
G. D. Boline
O'Rourke
Mobile
Ala
Jimmy O'Rourke
Frank Tresclair
Pork costs rise as Harrisburg prices spike in UP report
Harrisburg report notes pork prices are high, examining factors behind the cost surge. Officials discuss supply constraints and market dynamics impacting shoppers and local vendors. The brief highlights ongoing efforts to monitor inflation and support affordable meat access.
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Vern Naugland
Alice
Moody Hospital
AFT
Armour Star
Fairbanke
Eer Harman, Jr
WARDS
David Lilienthal
Quincy
St. Andrews
Harrisburg
America
Riversides
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