Isotope explained in simple terms for public understanding
Washington reports on isotopes, their forms and weights, with carbon having five isotopes including C-12 and C-13. Artificial radi o isotopes such as C-10 C-1 and C-14 are radioactive and emit rays. Isotopes are used as tracers in biology and industry and as radiation sources for disease treatment, notably thyroid conditions. The practice aids science and medicine, with experts praising their impact.
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Representatives by Inland Newspaper in New York and Chicago offices
The document lists national representation for Inland Newspaper, Representatives Inc., with offices in New York at East 42nd Street, Chicago at the Wrigley Building, Detroit at the Penobscot Building, Kansas City at the Board of Trade Building, and St. Louis at the Syndicate Trust Ride. It names contact points for press and distribution.
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Representatives, Inc
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Chicago
Wrigley
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Penobscot
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Board of Trade
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Syndicate Trust Ride
Love and farming collide in Branfield chapter
Andrew, newly a farmer, faces village scrutiny after buying the Wheeler place. Joan challenges his plan and farming knowledge while townsfolk debate crops, irrigation, and markets. He defends his choice, insisting he will learn and succeed despite doubts.
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Branfield gathering ends with lively supper and plans
Andrew enjoys a varied evening in Branfield with Mrs Woodford and friends, watching home movies and sharing jokes. Eloise tallies funds for a bid while Mr Paulson remains seated and conversations drift to Wheeler farm and local generosity. The scene ends as Andrew contemplates future plans.
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George Roland
Joan
Eph Merwell
Branfield
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Mrs. McClure
Eloise
Neely stumps state amid sharp partisan critique
The Jackson Herald notes Mathew M. Neely will campaign for the U S Senate, denouncing Hoover era policies and Pendergast politics. It argues Americans reject past agendas, wartime blunders, and grandiose tours, urging they prefer Revercomb over Neely and predicting party crossovers.
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Senate
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Neely
Ethiopians oppose returning Italian African colonies
Ethiopia rejects the idea of United Nations trusteeship for former Italian colonies and vows against renewed Italian control of Eritrea and Somaliland. Ethiopian diplomats in Washington argue that deserts separate Ethiopia from the sea, and lean toward Western allies and the United States keeping colonies under UN oversight.
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United Nations Trusteeship
Ethiopia
Washington
Africa
Eritrea
Somaliland
Red Sea
United States
United Nations
Personal Poison in Berlin Under Soviet Rule
A Berlin report claims women carry poison to kill themselves if Russia takes over the city, an outgrowth of the 1945 occupation. The lurid tale raises questions about Berliners who would accept death to resist Soviet domination and whether similar acts occurred in other European cities under Soviet control.
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Berlin
Russia
Psychiatrists urged to help frame tax laws
Margaret Mead told the International Conference of Mental Hygiene that tax laws shape society and should be drafted after advice from social experts. She warned some laws seem in need of review by mental health specialists.
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Bible Thought Today Reflects Paul’s Misunderstood Mission
A brief devotional notes Paul’s countrymen did not understand him yet he sincerely loved them and wished to help. The piece urges readers to avoid resentment and to offer support, citing perils by one’s own countrymen and a theme from 2 Corinthians.
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Crime stories still plentiful on networks
By CEB Mutterfield in New York on September 1. Crime stories remain abundant on radio and television networks as the news cycle continues to feed audiences with fresh cases and updates.
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Mutterfield
New York
Talent Show Listings Highlight Summer TV Cards
Reading updates show Hooper summer reports lead with Take It Or Leave It and Stop The Music, while Break the Bank tops ratings. Horace programs include Heidt and Jack Pearle among quiz and interview slots, with CBS and NBC airing The Thin Man and Capitol Cloak Room at designated 8 to 10:30 times.
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Hooper
NBC
Jack Pearle
CBS
Capitol Cloak Room
Spy Data for Justice Dept Sees 14-Year Prison Term
Roy Adams aged 14 receives a 14-year sentence in Chicago court for the murder of an eight year old girl in the Adams apartment. The court labeled him emotionally unstable but found him fully responsible for the slaying as prosecutors sought a severe punishment. Mrs Evelyn Adams the boy's mother expressed relief and sorrow as the sentence was announced. International Soundnote
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Lone Ranger and Friends On Air Duel Tonight
Radio listings show Lone Ranger with Abbott and Costello at 9 and 9:30 features, then Go For The House Quiz at 9:30 and Hollywood Story at 9:30. Gorgon MaCrae Theatre follows with Opinaire on child discipline debate and Lionel Hampton Show at 10.
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Paul Whiteman
Abbott ‘and Costello
Gorgon MaCrae Theatre
MBS
Lionel Hampton
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