Scientists urge a nonpolitical science liaison board for Congress
Dr David Defo e chief of scientific Manpower in the Army group proposes a science liaison board to advise Congress on technical matters in the atomic age. The board would include top scientists from all fields with national perspective to guide policy and avoid wastage of scientific talent.
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New York
Congress
David M. Defoe
Delo
Army General Staff
Science Liaison Board
Chemical and Engineering News
American Chemical Society
National Academy of Sciences
National Research Council
Social visits and callers from Madison and surrounding towns
New Glarus and area residents hosted and visited over the weekend with extended family and friends. Madison callers included Mrs. Jacob Bruni, Mrs. Fred Stuessy, Mr. and Mrs. John Itten, and others while Norma Itten returned home for a visit. Additional visits came from Hollandale, Belleville, Monroe, Blanchardville, Verona, and Monticello residents as well as Florida traveler Joe C. Hoesly. The piece closes with a note on gem geology about star sapphires and rubies.
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Christine Langlie
Horeb
Thomas O. Duerst
Jacob Bruni
Fred Stuessy
Madison
Glen Dolfen
Casper Thorn
Belleville
Joseph Steiner
Fred Dettweiler
Monroe
Fred J. Marty
John Itten
Norma
Fred Severson
Hollandale
Walter Frei
Dolores Glaeden
Oden Glaeden
Fred Burki
Henry Schmid
Robert Green
Davis
Margaret Luchsinger
Mary Luchsinger
Betty Knuebuehl
Monroe council votes on sewer plant plan bids and power supply
The Monroe Common Council met in informal session to discuss disposal plant work led by Mayor Buehler. They approved relocation of an outfall sewer, called for separate bids for sewer work, and authorized plans for sewage plant additions with bids due Feb 23 1949. The Wisconson Power and Light Co was authorized to supply power at $13.95 monthly plus usage and to relocate power lines at no charge.
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Norton
Meythaler
Voeikis
Schindler
Rorcade
Beckman
Goecks
Arthur C. Benkett
Public Works
Z. A. Gorder
Buehler
Suenter
Director of Public Works
State Board of Health
Jerry Donohue Engineering Co
Council
Consulting Engineers
City of
Monroe
Board of Public Works
Sheboygan
Wis
Monroe Evening Times
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
Wisconsin Power and
Chicago market report shows varied hog beef cattle and dairy prices
Livestock receipts total 8 000 cattle and 400 calves with steer prices uneven yet mostly steady. light yearlings up 50 cents while cows soft. Hogs steady to 25 cents lower with most weights under 220 pounds. sows weaker but top hogs reach 21.75. Produce prices steady with butter firm and eggs mixed. live poultry steady with slight declines in leghorn fowl.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
Poison Aids Thieves On Indian Railway
Thieves in East Punjab disguised in military uniforms offered poisoned food to traveling officers. After victims lost consciousness the criminals stole their belongings, police reported in Smila.
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Smila
India
East Punjab
Wall Street Edges Higher With Narrow Range Trades
The New York stock market stayed in a tight and irregular range with a general upward tilt but weak demand. Turnover remained sluggish as traders await congressional reaction before bold moves. Leaders climbed include Santa Fe and General Motors while U S Steel and Du Pont faced declines.
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Wall Street
New York
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Illinois Central
Texas Co
United Air Lines
Eastern Air Lines
General Motors
Chrysler
Woolworth
Caterpillar Tractor
Swineley
American Can
International Paper
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
American Telephone
Kennecott Copper
du Pont
Pennsylvania R. A
Standard Oil
Farm Corn Stocks Rise in Wisconsin and Midwest
Wisconsin farm corn stocks reached 42,633,000 bushels, up from 37,740,000 a year ago. National stocks totaled 2,520,000,000 bushels, a record for the date. Michigan held 43,513,000 bushels, up from 25,959,000, while Minnesota reported 177,350,000 to 101,828,000 last year.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Former Nazi Promotes War Salvation From Friedberg
Dr Otto Strasser a former Nazi leader now living in Canada writes to German friends that Germany would be strengthened by a third world war even if five to ten million Germans die. He hopes to return to lead a new party founded in Friedberg Hesse in the American zone.
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Persisi
Uncx
Clayton Barber
Mishawaka
Ind
Edith George
Hamburg
Germany
New York
Barber
Friedberg
Hitler
Otto Strasser
Canada
Strasser
Hesse
Industrial share of world diamond sales reaches thirty percent
About 30 percent of the world dollar volume of diamond sales is allocated to industrial use, indicating a strong industrial demand alongside consumer demand.
Low grade diamonds and diamond dust used in industry
The article notes a surplus of low quality diamonds and diamond dust employed in industrial and abrasive applications, highlighting their widespread use despite inferior grade.
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William Beckman
Henry Tschudy
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