Young Engineer Proposes Earth Heat to Make Water
Ls Angeles April 28 UP 32 year old engineer Russell L Vesque says drilling 15 000 feet down to tap earth heat can distill sea water into drinking water at $25 per acre foot including plant costs. He claims fuel would be free and the method uses 360 degree Fahrenheit underground water to generate steam and bring pure water to the surface.
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le Vesque
California
Detroit’ University
Los Angeles
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Colorado
William E. Frye
League
10 Million Chinese Die of Starvation
Taipei Formosa April 28 UP The Free China Anti Aggression League reports that more than ten million people have starved to death in Red China in the past two years. The item notes a dramatic steam process and its potential to recover water, with Le Vesque estimating initial benefits and future improvements.
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Formosa
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Free China Anti-Aggression' League
Red China
le Vesque
Colorful May festivals planned across Southern California
A long list from the All-Year Club of Southern California highlights May events from Long Beach National Horse Show at Veterans Memorial Stadium with $11,500 in trophies to dairy pageants at Los Angeles County Spring Fair. Deserts turtles race near Reng and a Grand National Sweepstakes at Joshua Tree seeks funding. Yachts race to Newport, bloom displays around Lompoc and Oak Glenn promise color, and community fairs stretch from Huntington Park to Fullerton and beyond.
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Santa Barbara County
Lompoc
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San Gorgonio Pass
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Chula Vista
Fillmore
Range
Fullerton
Ita Barbara
Lone Pine
Mt. Whitney
Gas line halt delays $44.5 million pipeline project
U S agency says construction of El Paso Natural Gas Co pipeline across Arizona is paused after a dispute with the Interior Department. The $44.5 million line from the San Juan basin to California crosses the Navajo Reservation, with regulator authority under dispute between the Federal Power Commission and the Interior Department. R W Harris, the company superintendent, said work stopped Monday until the government resolves regulatory jurisdiction.
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Farmington, N. M
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San Juan Basin
New Mexico
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Navajo Reservation
R. W. Harris
Federal Power Commission
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