Science clashes with world unity ideal in AAAS tone
A survey of AAAS centennial stance argues science should unite nations yet warns pure science lacks morality and real-world governance may require human ethics. It notes national interests and state control can shape applied science, while pure science remains neutral and universal in theory.
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
AAAS
Umitshia
International Society For
Inflation era price peak noted after World War I
The text cites a wholesale prices index peaking at 149 4 after World War I and later reaching the highest point in 60 years mid September. An economist predicts inflation will persist for decades, despite party wins in November, contrasting with 1920 peak declines to 48 percent of the 1920 peak by 1932.
Tularemia: causes symptoms and treatment noted by Dr Jordan
A medical column explains tularemia caused by a germ transmitted via many animals including rabbits. Early signs are local skin lesions with tender enlarged armpit lymph nodes and high fever. Streptomycin is highlighted as an effective treatment.
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Truman May Lose Third Of FDR Voters In East
The Crossley Poll reports Truman likely loses about one third of Roosevelt voters in eastern and central states to Dewey in November. It notes Dewey's 1944 voters shifting little to Truman, while nonvoters and new voters favor Republicans. Roosevelt voting patterns appear to decline from 1940 and 1944 levels across age, income, and regional groups.
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Reckless Driving Fines Set For Two Lawton Men
Brady Nicols of Lawton View was fined 50 and costs after pleading guilty before Justice Fred Kinmonth on reckless driving charges. Nichols was arrested by Highway Patrolman Gloria Parr. Amos T. Hall of Lawton was fined 10 pounds and costs in two similar counts.
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Lawton View
Fred Kinmonth
Nichols
Gloria Parr
Amos T. Hall
Lawton
Army Orders Major Personnel Reassignments and Details
Army orders list numerous officer transfers and duty details across bases including Camp Stone, Fort Lewis, Fort Bliss, Fort Knox, Camp Kilmer, and Yokohama. Named officers move to Army Personnel Records Board, station duties, or various command postings. Reassignments cover CAC and FA officers with stations in Washington, D.C. New York, Texas, Michigan, Illinois, and Japan, plus several IGD and ROTC instructional postings.
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Chicago
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Wayne Pa
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Germany
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Scout Executive HEORIZONT puzzle clues list
A compact listing of crossword style clues with numbered hints across multiple categories. Entries include names, places, objects, verbs, and nouns such as Nevada city, high school fab, book of the Bible, and Hawaiian wreath, likely part of a larger puzzle grid.
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Army officer resignations and retirements in 1948 orders
The notice reports 1st Lt Ralph L Denton relieved from duty at Army Security Agency Washington DC effective Sept 21 1948 and his resignation accepted. It lists enlisted men Sgt John J McCullen and Sgt David H Rhodes placed on retired list and transferred to ERC with stations Ft JacksonSouth Carolina and Ft Bragg North Carolina respectively, effective Sept 30 1948.
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Washington, DC
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ERC
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Political slate for county offices announced
Announcer lists candidates: Democrat G W Korne for county judge, Everett Ray Hale for sheriff, Lester O Paden for county assessor, Western District county commissioner Winn, Arch Lowery for justice of the peace office No 1, and GIT Rhoads for county positions.
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G W. Korne
Everett Ray Hale
Lester O. Paden
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