Bikini Atoll scientists study Nature secrets after Japan’s rule
Aboard Flagship Mt. McKinley Bikini Atoll hosts UP American scientists for first Micronesia study since World War II and atom bomb tests. Comdr Roger Ravelle and Dr Ralph Sawyer lead a team examining coral atoll structure, reef ecology, currents, and potential radiation effects on life. findings aim to resolve debates on atoll origins and ecological resilience.
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Mt. McKinley
Bikini
Micronesia
Little Islands
Pacific
Nippon
Bikini Atoll
Marshalls
Comdr
Roger Ravelle
Scripps Oceanographic Institution
la Jolla
Calif
Rayelle
Corsa
W. R. Tayflor
University of Michigan
Dutch East Indies
Leonard Schultz
National Museum At
Washington
Pacific Ocean
Schultz
J. P. E. Morrison
Washington Museum
Islands
Bob Groom Defeated Roy Sheaf Wins Match
Evanston June 25 Texas and southern California loom as top contenders for the tear championship as the NCAA tennis meet enters the third round of singles and first round of doubles. Texas led by Clarence Mabry while Kalamazoo and Northwestern also show strong showings. Yesterday’s results: Jack Blanton defeated Robert Groom 6-1 6-2 and Roy Sheaf defeated Pandy Moses 6-? Noted.
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Evanston
Texas
Southern California
Clarence Mabry
Uthwest
Rojans
Falkensburg
Tom
Iohn Shea
Bob Perez
Roy Downs
Ilinois
Midwest
Kalamazoo
Mich
col‘Jege
Art «Leighton
Nick Beresky
Homer “Shoop
Northwestern
Bobby Jake
A. L
Jack Blanton
Robert “Groom
Kansas
Roy’ Sheaf
Pandy
Moses
Western
Michigan
Neff Opposes Santa Fe Move To Extend Rail Route
Kansas City June 25 CP Paul J Neff president of Missouri Pacific opposes Santa Fe plans to join Burlington in taking over the Alton Burlington route across Missouri The railroad would invest 3 million dollars in improvements Neff warns a revenue loss of several million dollars annually would hit other lines He notes MP lost 840000 in operations in the first five months of the year despite profits before May 1 and says recent wage hikes and freight rates impact the company prospects
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Kansas City
Paul J. Neff
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Santa Fe Railroad
St. Louis
Neff
Santa Fe
Interstate Commerce Commission
Burlington Railroad
Alton-Burlington
Missouri
Missouri-Pacific
Altho
Thru keeping cars passes to New York without change
Frisco announces through sleeping car service from Oklahoma to New York and Washington with no change at St. Louis. Arrangements made with New York Central for New York bound passengers and with Baltimore & Ohio for Washington bound riders. Also notes Veterans Affairs office hours in Douglas County and a fatal fall at American Flour Mill in Newton,Kansas involving P M L Kouitz, 60.
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Oklahoma
New York
St. Louis
Oklahoma Points
Washington
Frisco Railroad Today
Frank A. Thompson
New York Central
Baltimore & Ohio
George C. Starkey
Douglas County
Nnt
Office of Veterans’ Affairs
Newton
Kan
L. Kouitz
Government cuts non housing construction to free materials
Washington reports more than 1.37 billion dollars in non home building approvals since March. CPA Administrator John L. D. Small says inquiries and applications for non housing projects exceed 500 000 with about 400 000 rejected before formal review. Only roughly 10 percent reach a decision as essential and non deferrable. Small praises citizen construction committees for their patriotic work despite occasional mistakes.
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Washington
CPA
John LD. Small
Wilson W. Wyatt
Control order shifts in construction approvals across the country
Small notes that many race track and similar project starts were initiated before the cancer order and would cause hardship if denied. After March 26 approvals surged then collapsed, with denials rising from 5.6 percent to 44.9 percent by May. A clampdown further cut approvals by two thirds for 43 days. Through 11 weeks denials totaled 647 million while approvals reached 1.37 billion.
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Legal Y KO Small
Prisoner Held for Grand Jury in Kansas Murder Case
Frank F. Carter, 28, a federal prison inmate, charged with first degree murder for the June 13 stabbing death of Fernando Cervantes, was ordered held for federal grand jury action after a preliminary hearing before U S Commissioner Joseph J Dawes in Topeka. Assigned to Manhattan, Kansas, on June 25.
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Teavenworth
Kan
Frank F. Carter
Fernando Cervantes
U. S
Joseph Jv Dawes
Veterans training chief reassigned to Manhattan post
Nate Duncan, ex-Wichita VA training officer, moves to Manhattan to oversee the local on-the-job training program. About 200 veterans are participating, Duncan estimated, as the program expands under his direction. Queen Anne, who ruled England 1702 to 1714, bore 17 children, none of whom survived.
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Nate Duncan
Wichita
Veterans’ Administration
Manhattan
Duncan
Anne
England
FBI Seeks Frank An drew Sanders in Elk City Bank Robbery
Topeka June 25 Frank Andrew Sanders 32 is sought by KBI for questioning in the daylight bank robbery attempt at the First Natoma Bank Elk City Kansas. KBI director Lou Richter says a bank teller Maude Osburn thwarted the hold up and the gunman fled after demanding all the money. A Missouri post office holdup in April is also linked to Sanders. He is described as 6 feet 1 inch tall 150 pounds with a missing finger on his right hand. An abandoned car found at Chetopa Kansas may be tied to the crime and Sanders was last seen driving a 1941 Ford sedan with Missouri or Kansas plates.
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Topeka
Frank Andrew Sanders
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
First Natoma Bank
Elk City
Kan
Lou P. Richter
KBI
Yoda
Ys Mra
Maude Osburn
Retell
Richter
Sanders
Fton
Hel Jing
Chetopa
Missouri
Kansas
Uhei Topa
Manhattan Cafe suit filed over ceiling price violations in Kansas
District OPA Director R O Davis announced a lawsuit in the Toveks division of U S district court against Lewis W Schell of Manhattan trading as the Manhattan Coffee Show. The action seeks treble damages and an injunction over ceiling price regulation violations. Alexander the Great died in Babylon and was buried at Alexandria.
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Manhattan Cafe
Wichita
Kan
OPA
R. 0. Davis
Toveks Division
U.S. District Court
Lewis W. Schell
Manhattan
Alexander the Great War
Macedonia
Europe
Babylon
Asis
Alexandri
Public Buildings Office Seeks Bids for Repairs in Kansas City
Federal Works Agency division in Missouri invites bids by 2 p.m. July 8, 1946 for sidewalk repairs and exterior painting at the U S Building in Lawrence and related work. Specifications dated January 31, 1946 and general conditions May 15, 1944 govern the project. Data available at the Custodian of the Building office.
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Federal Works Agency
AUM
Fie Buildingssta Works Agency
Rosa S14
Kansas City St. Missouri
Exeterion
U.S. Boo
Lawrence
Kai Aveomanre
Engi Nall
Bisa
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M Gruenewald
Unis
Tiekle
THE
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Frank Sanders
da ” Rose
Rancho Wittits
Ron
Welch's
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Wala
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Carnation Tall
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Hershey
Morton
Feiger
Woodbury
Pillsbury
Rea
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Sun Harbor Fancy
Kroger
Werigley
Percy Brand
Wisconsin
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Tyry
Tern Bell Telephone CO
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