Geochemical Prospecting May Shake Mineral Maps
The United States Geological Survey reveals Russian advances in soil analysis for locating ores. Soviet work dates to 1932 with translations showing 14 years lead, while Hawkes notes U S teams and three companies trialing geochemical prospecting though still not field-ready.
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U.S. Geological Survey
F E. A. Sergeev
Herbert E. Hawkes
Geological Survey
Ebacure Ite
Hawkes
Sweden
Ecll
Hawkes Thea
United States
Tramen Doubts Public Opinion Polls Influence
President F expresses no confidence in polls guiding decisions, saying he neither trusts recent results nor polls from the campaign. Ruman, who defeated pollsters in November, states he has no more faith in polls now than before.
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Bahay area tragedy involves Calles family
In the Bahay area a sad incident centers on Calles and his wife Mrs Billie Alberta Zak, aged 27, with children Broneilacs Victor aged, two, and Joseph aged ten. The report lists the family members connected to the event and notes three children.
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Swift Spends Time Fight Shar in Local War of Words
In a heated exchange, Swift and Shar clash over policy at the town meeting. Voters watch as the dispute centers on fiscal plans and community projects, with both sides urging support for their positions amid rising tensions.
Caution Issued To Tree Owners On Ice Damage
Will Griesa of Mount Nope Nursery warns against breaking or chipping ice from tree limbs or using hot water. Let warmer weather remove ice naturally. spraying with water is risky unless temperatures are near freezing. Snow should be shaken, brushed, or gently lifted. pulling on limbs can cause serious damage.
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Mount Nope
Lawrence
Griesa
Republicans urge GOP national committee expansion
Washington January 27 Twenty eight Republican house members five from Kansas signed a telegram to National Chairman Hugh D Scott Jr urging that the GOP national committee membership be expanded to include the Republican congressional committee of the house Signers included Representatives Cole Meyer Rees Scrivner and Smith of Kansas.
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Co Op Receives $820000 Rural Electrification Loan
The Smoky Hill Rural Cooperative of Ellsworth received a Rural Electrification Administration loan of $820,000 yesterday to extend electricity to new service areas. The association, led by Ran, will use the funds to improve rural infrastructure and expand coverage.
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Labor bill aims to repeal Taft Hartley in one package
Washington reports President Truman plans a single package bill to repeal Taft Hartley and restore the Wagner Act with improvements. A White House draft includes curbs on strikes and secondary boycotts, with hearings set to begin and Tobin among early witnesses. Senator Taft vows amendments to block full restoration.
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Utah
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Taft
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Reserves Meet Arm Organized Reserve Research Group
The next meeting of the Arm Organized Reserve search and Development group will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday February 2 in room 103 of the Standard Life Insurance Building 8th and Ver mont Lawrence Dr J O Maloney director of the University of Kansas Research Foundation will talk on the research activities of the University. He will emphasize opportunities for reserve personnel and all members should bring resumes of their reward projects and application blanks if not already done. Attendance counts one point toward retirement and two hours toward maintaining a reserve commission active. Reserve personnel not members but interested are urged to attend if they have any research experience.
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University of Kansas Research Foundation
VFW Backs Bonus and Pension Bill Nations Debating Aid
Washington reports the Veterans of Foreign Wars backs billions in veterans bonus and pension proposals. The plan calls for a $90 monthly pension at 65 and non service connected benefits from $20 upward, plus service pension, adjusted service compensation, and cost of living increases. The program aims to place World War I and II veterans on par with Spanish American war veterans under a 1921 law, with deductions offset by GI Bill benefits.
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House Veterans Affairs Committee
Omar B. Ketchum
V.F.W
Ketchum
Congress
V. F.W
Thenus
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