All Rain Is Radioactive
New York May 23 A nuclear scientist reports that rain contains tritium from cosmic ray collisions in the atmosphere. Libby of the University of Chicago says tritium is scarce but measurable in water and wine and could help date harvested crops and forecast weather.
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W. F. Libby
Institute For Nuclear Studies
Department of Chemistry
University of Chicago
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Libby
Dennis Welcomes Spring Guests to Oceanfront Stay
In season mode the Dennis invites visitors to enjoy springtime ocean views from their Atlantic City headquarters. Three daily sea breezes sharpen appetites as the Dennis chefs aim to satisfy hungry guests. Reservations requested for a three weekend stay with hope for extension. Call Atlantic City 48111.
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Dennis
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Nevada farm to study cattle meat efficiency at UNLV
Equipment installed at the University of Nevada South Virginia farm enables studies on how cattle convert feed into meat and fat. Nevada investigators report this is the first experiment station to undertake such research. Dr M Tran Clegg, animal physiologist, leads the study.
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PULL UP A CHAIR In Wit and Wisdom From Everyday Life
A collage of short items on dentistry habits humor and observations. The American Dental Association notes women visit dentists more, suggesting vanity and replacement trends. A store manager profits from bundles of handkerchiefs. A midwestern paper jokes about births delayed due to a news print shortage. Beer in paper cups gains acceptance in public venues. A joke about Little Elmer and a handkerchief. An automaker spends on Chicago ads to regain luxury status. A philosopher notes middle age pain. Hollywood welcomes Mexico dropping a law forcing Mexican films. Quick thoughts on lectures and coffee breaks in the U S A and England, and curiosity about the Hobo News publishers.
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Story Of Musicians From Dartmouth To Jazz Fame
The article tells of Jo Stafford and Paul Weston rising from a barn dance radio act to stardom with Capitol and Columbia, aided by an arranger who worked with Dorsey and Sinatra. It notes Father Joe Kennedy as the guitarist who became a priest and Jo Stafford’s marriage to Paul Weston. Also mentions Veronica Hurst and Ray Morgan in Hollywood notes.
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Paul
Network color TV expansion and equipment needs
New York report explains that when color television starts, stations can relay network color signals without extra gear if the network originator sends the color signal. Individual stations transmitting their own color programs must install color cameras and generators. Receivers will need special color adapters or receivers.
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New York
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