Petrified Forests Found Under Lake Washington
Coast and Geodetic Survey reports three petrified forests beneath Lake Washington Seattle. Trees turned to stone by immersion once jutted near surface, threatening navigation. Commerce Department surveyors plan underwater logging to topple the snags using drag lines from power boats 15 to 20 feet under.
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Coast and Geodetic Survey
Lake Washington
Seattle
Department of Commerce
Elizabeth Receives Police Guard As Princeps Regnent
Princess Elizabeth at age twenty one is provided with a police officer as personal guard. Britain targets 140 percent of prewar meat exports and 200 million tons of shipments to Britain tops. The Yukon Indians undergo the first large tuberculosis X ray survey. Roosevelt left a gross estate of 1 94388586 at death. Sweden issues a stamp honoring Erik Gustav Geijer. Canada plans a second series of baby bonds this fall.
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Princess Elizabeth
Potato Growers Urged to Report Ring Rot
Do minion Department of Agriculture asks growers of seed and table potatoes to train seed cutters to spot ring rot. If internal discoloration or other signs appear, send the tuber for examination to the nearest potato inspector or to a Plant Pathology Laboratory. Laboratories are in Charlottetown Kentville Fredericton Ste Anne de la Pocatiere Ottawa St Catharines Winnipeg Saskatoon Edmonton Vancouver and Saanich ton.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
J. W. Scannell
Dominion Laboratories of
Charlottetown
Kentville
Fredericton
Ste. Anne de la Pocatiere
Ottawa
St. Catharines
Winnipeg
Saskatoon
Edmonton
Vancouver
Saanichton
Bark From Waste Becomes Base For Many Products
In Longview Washington waste bark from trees is now processed in a large lumber mill to produce ingredients for phonograph records explosives adhesives plastics and many other commercial goods.
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Longview
Wash
Cryolite Discovery by Danish Explorer in 1794
A fragment notes cryolite was discovered by Danish researchers in 1794. The line ends with a stray figure 2730, offering no clear context or further details.
Crosswords Puzzle Clues Mixed Language and Jumbled Entries
The puzzle lists numerous cryptic items across horizontal and vertical clues with mixed up words and garbled phrases. It includes references to Roman bronze, fish eggs, priestly titles, vessels, and various everyday terms, some mis-spelled or mis-ordered, suggesting a scanned page with OCR errors.
Canadian Health Experts Urge Enjoyable Meals And Clean Dining
Psychologists emphasize pleasure in eating as vital to health, urging meals to be given time and a pleasant setting. Experts note cleanliness matters for hygiene and mood, and advise considering liver kidneys tongue and heart as nourishing options while muscle meats remain second choice amid high prices.
Bathing advice urges daily use in warm weather
Health authorities urge Canadians to bathe daily when possible as hot water is readily available. They note frequent washing benefits more than cleanliness and can help tone the body, especially as temperatures rise.
Bachelor Health Warns Singles on Living Habits
National health authorities urge bachelors and bachelorettes to maintain regular living schedules and strict cleanliness. They warn that living alone temptations to snack and poor food routines can undermine health without disciplined eating and cleanup of living spaces.
Zoo frees raccoon that killed nine snakes
Susie the raccoon, once an attraction at Trailside Museums, was freed in a swamp eight miles away after attendants found she had entered a snake pit and killed nine black snakes.
Fine Deed By Postmaster Over Parking Meters
Fort William Times Journal reports a local citizen attempted a fine deed by feeding coins to meters along South Syndicate in front of the Post Office. The act aimed to spare violators from parking penalties, but it was Wednesday afternoon when parking was free anyway.
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Fort Wiliam
Herb Carroll
South Syndicate
Traffic Cop Uses Helicopter to Direct Connecticut Roadways
Connecticut officials praise Captain Ralph J. Buckley for directing highway operations from a helicopter. Buckley, head of the traffic division, spent three hours aloft coordinating thirty patrol cars via radio, noting an overall view unavailable from the ground.
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Connecticut
Edward J. Hickey
Ralph J. Buckley
Captain Buckley
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