Earth's Origin Pushed Back by Atomic Yardsticks
Scientists using an atomic yardstick push Earth's origin to about 4.5 billion years ago, the oldest dating yet from solar system elements. Evidence hints the planet's surface was molten or non solid for up to 2 billion years. The study relies on uranium isotopes in meteorites from the same early solar system formation.
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Rich Carburetor Promises Gas Savings for Motorists
A Wisconsin inventor introduces the Vacumatic automatic carburetor device marketed by the Vatie Carburetor Co. It claims to cut fuel waste by a supercharged, easy-to-install system. The firm offers free details to interested motorists.
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Florence Bates Succumbs at 65 in California
Florence Bates, noted actress and former lawyer, died Sunday in a Burbank hospital from a heart ailment. A San Antonio native, she would have turned 66 on February 20. Bates was claimed as the first woman admitted to Texas law in 1969, later moving to California with her husband Will Jacoby after financial losses and opening a bakery before pursuing acting at the Pasadena Playhouse.
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Hiroshima Victims Association Plans U S Court Suit
The Hiroshima Atom Bomb Victims Association plans to sue the United States in American courts for damages across war losses. Kyodo quotes lawyers who warn the suits lack chance and may be used for political leverage. The association seeks a 2777 per family award, with leaders including Shoichi Okamoto and Shinidehi Uno. More than 150000 harmed by bomb blasts in Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
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Fire destroys New York State Maritime College in the Bronx
A wind driven blaze gutted the New York State Maritime College at Kee Schuyler in the Bronx. Six firemen were injured while battling the alarms and flames.
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