Traces Of Oldest S A Life Fund In Ancient Dump
Argentine archaeologists led by Milciades Alejo Vignati report discoveries in Patagonia showing remnants of an early Patagonian civilization. They uncovered rock shelters, pictographs, and a 600 foot long pictograph detailing primitive life while exploring shell heaps near Comodoro Rivadavia and Lake Buenos Aires.
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S. A. Life Fund
Buenos Aires
South America
Milciades Alejo Vignati
Ta University Museum
Patagonia
Chubut
Tierra del Fuego
Argentina
Vignall
Vignali
Vignati
Comodoro Rividavia
Gulf of Saint George
Chile
Bahia Solano
Pinturas River
Lake
Charcamac
Sumidh Tableland
Bajo Caracoles
Cerro Piore
Patagonian
Pasteeth Promises Comfort for Loose False Teeth
A circular advert claims PASTEETH powder stabilizes slipping false teeth with a powder that leaves no gummy taste. It promises improved security during talking and laughing and says it is alkaline and available at drug stores.
Radioactive Sulfur Traces Citrus Burn
University of California researchers using radioactive sulfur tracers and a Geiger counter studied how sulfur burns citrus fruits. The work by Dr F M Turrell and Marcella Chervenak from Riverside Citrus Experiment Station suggests peels lacking metals fail to bind sulfate from sulfur dust, forming sulfuric acid and contributing to citrus burn.
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Vancouver
Canada
University of California
Pacific Division
American Association of the Advancement of Science
F. M. Turrell
Marcella Chervenak
College of Agriculture
Citrus Experiment Station
Riverside
Roanoke City Renames George Washington Street to Truman Avenue
Roanoke Virginia authorities report that the city council has approved renaming George Washington street to Truman avenue in a move to update the local street map. The change affects signage and city records, with residents advised to update addresses.
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Roanoke
George Washington
Truman Avenue
British Press Criticism Prompts Commission Findings
A royal commission on the press faulted the British press for partisanship and distorted news though it found no monopoly. It urged a general council to foster integrity while opposing state subsidies or public ownership, aiming to widen free expression and accuracy in reporting.
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London
General Council of
Commission
Royal Commission On the Press
Water gun revolt disrupts Missouri campus classroom
In a Missouri University of Missouri engineering class, a water gun battle erupts as professor Ralph L. Scorah orders students to check in their weapons. Three comply. he returns in a raincoat with three loaded pistols and stands off the class until all water pistols are emptied.
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Columbia
University of Missouri
Ralph L. Scorah
Shrinkproof Ice Cream Could Reach Stores Soon
Two UC Berkeley chemists in the College of Agriculture report a process to produce shrinkproof ice cream. By controlling pressure and temperature during manufacture, they aim to prevent air loss and volume shrinkage during storage, transport, or altitude changes.
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San Francisco
Calif
University of California
University’s
College of Agriculture
Housing Projects Change New York
New York City faces a rapid shift as housing projects aim to house one in twenty five residents within a few years. The initiative restructures Manhattan gentrification and disrupts historical neighborhood patterns by nationality. An Egyptian air line offers a seven hour Cairo to Tehran flight.
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New York
New York City
Manhattan
Cairo
Tehran
Iran
Birds Use Moving Nests Across Rivers and Rails
Chicago curator Austin Rand notes tree swallows nest on ferries between Ogdensburg New York and Prescott Ontario aboard ships on the St Lawrence River. They gather nesting materials from both shores and feed as ferries dock. Barn swallows also nest on railway baggage cars across the Portage between Atlin Lake and Carcross Yukon Territory with crew placing a cigar box for the nest.
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Chicago
Austin L. Rand
Chicago Natural History Museum
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Prescott
Ontario
St. Lawrence River
U. S
Rand
Atlin Lake
Carcross
Lake Marsh
Yukon Territory
Switzerilands 2 Makers Face Swiss Corset Trade Showdown
Two Swiss corset and brassiere producers confront a cross border dispute over trade and market access. Officials from Switzerland and neighboring firms argue about compliance standards and import duties as the industry seeks solutions.
State Faces Rise In Public Assistance Case Load
Wisconsin public welfare reports a rising old age assistance case load with payroll up about 16 percent from a year earlier. In May expenditures rose 1.2 percent over April, with 49 158 people receiving $2 300 000 in old age aid last month and the overall public assistance total at 59 979, about eight percent higher than a year ago. Total aid expenditures for all programs reached 3 704.
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Ison
Wis
Wisconsin
State Department of Public Welfare
Ance
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Seven-Up Bottling CO
Tomah
Tribune
Ade
Dorothy Loughan
Switzerilands 2
Tribune Madison
Lebanon
Prescription Headquarters
Hoeschlers
Eth Ave
Main
Lucky Strike
Americas
America
Richmond
Virginia
Purc Chase
Haddad Cleaners
George and
COPA
THE
American Tobacco Company
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