Fort Knox Gold Used In Cosmic Ray Research
Washington reports the Navy borrowed about 200000 in Fort Knox gold bricks for cosmic ray experiments. The project used 400 pounds of gold in a cloud chamber setup to study ray showers at high altitudes, with only about 225 dollars worth lost while 78 atoms were altered.
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Fort Knox
Washington
Navy
Rocky Mountains
Pour Bac
Outer Space
Naval Research
Express
American Physical Socty Bry Universty
Chicago
Office of Naval Research
Ta Duar Express
Colorado
Chinas Cole
Picasuys
Reged
The News Reports On Intercepted Rays And Space Bullets
The article notes no change in the DNA and emphasizes the gold’s value in studying a greater sequence of events in the career of an intercepted ray. Scientists seek to learn about the strange bullets from space and their immense energy up to a billion volts, considered the most powerful projectiles for atomic energy studies.
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Frederick
Outer Space
Water And Sewerage Assn Names Officers
Cumberland April 27 Ralph Fuhrman of Washington DC was elected president of the Maryland- Delaware Water and Sewerage Association at the group’s 23rd annual conference in Cumberland. Dr Abel Wolman of Johns Hopkins University received the Arthur Bedell Plaque. Other officers include LRB McClune, Victor Wootanre, WMM Bingles, and Holdmer, with terms ranging from one to six years.
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Cumberland
Ralph Fuhrman
Washington, DC
Maryland- Delaware Water and Sewerage Association
Abel Wolman
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Arthur Bedell
National Federation of Sewage Works Associations
Maryland-Delaware
Wolman
Maryland State Department of Health
National Water Resources Board
Frhiman
LRB
McClune
Washington
Vic
Wilmington
WMM
Bingles
Ritter Hall
Walter
Frederick
Exctuine committee votes to hatch 19851 conference plan
George J Hall of Baltimore, Donald Ko Harrison of Dover Det, and Harald A Kemp of Washington join the committee in naming Ocean Citys Mid air May Southwark as the site for the annual conference. The proposal cites London boroughs and a Si person count amid concerns over draft and energy use during setup.
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George J. Hall
Baltimore
Donald Ko Harrison
Dover Det
Harald A Kemp Washington
Ocean Citys
Mid Air
Fewer Weddings in Maryland Decline in Marriages and Divorces
Maryland last year saw 47842 marriage licenses issued, down 15 percent from 1948, while divorces fell 18 percent to 4919. The report highlights sharp drops in Frederick, Cecil, and Garrett counties, with Cecil issuing 10019 licenses but noting many went to non-residents. Caroline, Calvert, and Wicomico counties showed declines in divorces around 35 percent, while Baltimore City dropped 95 percent in divorces. Harford and Washington counties saw slight increases.
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Baltimore
Maryland
State Health Department
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Free State
Frederick
Cecil
Garrett
Caroline
Calvert
Wicamico
Baltimore City
Harford
Washington
The Starfish Is Not a Fish, Yet A Sea Creature
A simple note clarifies starfish are sea animals, not fish, distinguishing echinoderms from true fish while highlighting their aquatic habitat and distant relation to other marine species.
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Helen Stewart
Secretary of Defense
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House Armed Services Committee
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