Kan Valley topographic maps cited as costly to produce
Dr John Frye of the Geological Survey says four detailed Kan topographical maps are currently unaffordable due to high production costs. Available sections cover Kaw Valley west of Topeka to Manhattan, with plans for further quadrangle mapping. Funding relies on federal matching funds, leaving progress contingent on expenses and resources.
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Fate of Dr. Sander's Practice to Be Known Soon
Concord New Hampshire April 13 Dr Hermannander may learn within a week whether he can return to his medical practice Since Dr Sander's acquittal March 9 of a murder charge in the death of a cancer patient Mrs Abbie C Horreto of Manchester the date of his return to practice has been matter of conjecture The New Hampshire board of registration in medicine held a three hour meeting with the 1 year old physician and indicated the question may come in less than a week The fate hinges on the board's action and possible revocation of his license The second meeting followed a New Jersey incident and Dr Sander appeared rested evading questions after the hearing
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Sander
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New Hampshire Board of Registration
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New Hampshire
Kansas Officials To Garden City Banquet
Kansas officials plan a Garden City banquet to discuss a mission as residents attend an event with invited speakers. The assembly highlighted local governance and civic duties while a private testimony touched on political affiliations and community concerns.
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Kansas
Garden City
Concert in Tel Aviv at Menuhin concert peaceful turnout
In Tel Aviv, Yehudi Menuhin performed as planned with no major disruption. The Israeli press reported demonstrations failed to materialize, and attendees paid about 14 dollars each to hear the violin virtuoso in the first concert of the series.
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Israel
Tel Aviv
Lerac
Preas Haa At
Genevieve Gray Dies Penniless After Wealthy Life
Fragmentary obituary notes Genevieve Gray once wealthy who died penniless in an unnamed state. References allege a late marriage to Chy Finney, a partner relation with Keene Castle, and financial decline linked to a sequence of alleged losses and court-like events. The article mentions police investigators and personal papers but obscures key dates and locations.
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Abe
Chy Finney
Keene Castle
Medical Team Advances Vilified Venereal Disease Fight
New York reports in April 1919 that a national medical team plans a two year campaign to combat venereal disease using penicillin. Doctors estimate high prevalence of syphilis and gonorrhea in Haiti with efforts split between travel by jeep and horseback to Hallce mountains as vaccines and treatment roll out. Tenicilin is deemed effective against the three major conditions in most cases.
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New York
Hmite
Hallce Mountains
Communists Seize Plantation Amid Jail Sieges in Brazil
In Uberlandia and Belohorizonte area troops clash as 68 communists seize a British-owned plantation, authorities jail rebels, only to have protesters free and later re-arrest the communists as unrest spreads. Police are briefly held, then freed, before troops regain control.
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Brazil
Uberlandia
Belohorizonte
Rede
Communistea
Poe
Keyserling cites stable year ahead amid uneven growth
Keyserling told a reporter the council sees no need to revise a January forecast of prosperity that could last through the year. He warned we are not seeing the hoped for expansion in industry and investment to absorb rising unemployment, a serious problem as the nation faces a slow but steady growth outlook.
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Keyserling
Postwar German concert draws large audience for violinist
A large audience gathered in Germany after the war to hear a famed Jewish violinist and his pianist sister Hepzibah. Despite limited admission, the performance drew praise for the artists who captivated listeners with their Amid the recovery, the concert showcased cultural resilience and remarkable talent.
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Hepzzbah
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