Weekly News Analysis by Joseph W LaBine Promises Clear War Reports
The piece explains that war coverage is heavily censored and filled with false reports. It introduces Weekly News Analysis as a concise, factual war digest with interpretation and comment to aid reader understanding.
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Joseph W. la Bine
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Mid-Western University
Mr. LaBine
Civic-Owned Tree Areas Prove Good Investments
Newington New Hampshire began America's first community forest in 1710, 110 acres bought from wilderness. Such forests, now 1,500 across the nation totaling over 3,000,000 acres, supply timber for buildings and fuel while cutting local taxes. President Roosevelt championed community forests as fibers of conservation, recreation, and jobs. Seattle owns the largest, with 66,380 acres and over $1,000,000 in timber sales from its watershed forest.
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United States Forest Service
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Wash
Submarine Canyons Puzzling Geology Theory by Johnson
Prof Douglas Johnson of Columbia University proposes that giant submarine canyons on the ocean floor were carved by underwater springs under artesian pressure. He cautions there may be multiple explanations and expects future soundings to refine the theory.
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Columbia University
New York City
Johnson
University
Grand Canyons
Westminster records voice standards for future high school teachers
Westminster College in New Wilmington Pa requires English majors aiming to teach in high schools to have voice recordings. Dr Mary Purdy says a clear pleasant penetrating voice helps students enjoy poetry and prose, and officials insist reading technique is a key teaching tool.
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Westminster College
New Wilmington
Mary Purdy
Westminster
Pittsburghs False Alarms Dusting Trick Cuts Prank Calls
Pittsburgh fire crews use a powder called basic fuchsia to stain suspect hands after touching alarm boxes. The nearly invisible dye colors red on skin and lasts days, allowing detectives to identify false-alarm pranksters. The tactic has reduced false alarms as word spread that boxes could be fixed.
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G-men
Omaha Stock Yards Market Report June 4 1940
Receipts at Omaha show Monday cattle hogs and sheep with weak to lower bids. Cattle: 9 500 head with mixes of choice to common beef and feeders in varying supply. hogs at 13 000 head with prices 10 to 15 cents lower. sheep and lambs 5 000 head with demand softer and lambs mixed in price from 8.00 to 11.50 for various grades. Fat lambs around 10.75 to 11.10 for fed spring lambs and feeders 8.50 to 9.10. Cows and calves listed with prices across several grades and loads of stock cattle measured by quality and weight.
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Union Stock Yards
Omaha
Lava Beds National Monument Ice Formations and Lava Shapes
The Lava Beds National Monument in California features caves with ice formations that never melt, crystal stalactites and stalagmites, and solid ice columns. Other caverns show lacework from lava drippings while the surface remains billowy lava. Scientists note the lava flowed like molasses from fissures and appears only recently weathered.
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Lava Beds National Monument
Hawaii
Pahoehoe
The Electric Eye Cuts Dead Heats On Races
An article notes the shift from eye judging to photo finishes. It cites C. M. Gibbs saying ten dead heats per year were common before cameras, while now American tracks average 70 to 80 per year. The change suggests more accurate judging or more even horses.
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Canada
C. M. Gibbs
Baltimore Sun
Under Ocean Mountains A Striking Atlantic Ridge
An S shaped ridge runs north to south along the Atlantic floor with depths of 9,000 to 10,000 feet above it and 15,000 to 17,000 feet on its flanks. Peaks of this submarine range rise above the surface forming the Azores and islands St Paul Ascension and Tristan da Cunha.
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Fanny Regal Marries into Royal Title Amid Estate Scandal
Fanny Regal and her aunt pursue a noble match as a prince visits the new country estate. The prince is a pretender, exposing the scheme, and Winfield Sims learns his brother Steven is killed, forcing Fanny to marry the title and leave for abroad.
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Grand Island Livestock Prices June 3 1940 Market Report
Livestock prices at Grand Island list fat hogs from 4.25 to 4.92 per hundredweight across weight classes with vaccinations noted. Hog market active but down about 40 to 50 cents from a week ago. pig runs larger, stock pigs slow. Cattle runs larger with prices down 25 to 60 cents for fat cows and fat heifers, bulls down about 40 cents from last week.
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