Scientists Study Radiation of Sun
Researchers led by Mie Seleniiste and colleagues at the University of Arizona and Arizona State College pursue sun radiation tests. The plan includes an advanced high fly sensitive instrument to chart solar rays and atmospheric effects, funded by Rockefeller and others, to study sky radiation and its potential to influence weather, materials, and food growth.
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Trea
Ong
University of Arieona
Anythoy
Arizona Stata
Nenchea
Tech
Mermorilo
Merten
Oardan Gordon
Chicago
Werald
Anitnor
Dee Fo
M Miller
University of Miliivdata
Felanea
Stockefeller
Greet Tieitiatn
Doring Smsuer
Winoy Setonttets
Maine
Avery Tyne
Cuba's President Drops Business for Lunch at Two
Cuba’s president steps away from official duties for a noontime meal at two. Cabinet members decline to discuss policy during the white-hot meeting as reporters press for comment after a recent cabinet decision.
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Cuba
Tyson
Cation
Pring
Lata
Palana
Cabiney
Pinen
Foie
Secretariey
Qiahic
Deavn
Vermont architecture preserved by camera survey project
Vermont melilipe turn and covered bridge work will be reseerved with film and graphic records at the University of Vermont. Students and crew, employed by the Small Youth Administration, collect sketches of bridges and valley scenes for preservation and study.
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Vermont
Camera
Murder or Merciful Sleep analysis raises death by mercy debate
A long, fragmented editorial heavy with moral questions asks if physicians should end suffering with drugs when cure is impossible. It contrasts mercy, euthanasia, and sterilization debates, noting legal and ethical tensions across states and the duty of doctors toward pain and autonomy.
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Phe Vletlin
Weller
Pug
Uwe
New Dental Drill Pain Solution Reported by Celuinbla Uni
A new substance touted to ease tooth drilling pain is described as a breakthrough from Celuinbla University. Dr. Martina of Bentistry discusses a promising coating applied to tooth surfaces, aiming to prevent pain and save teeth previously lost to decay.
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Arila Painiesa
Celuinbla University
Eras. TL. Martina
Sirefogson
Bentistry
Einrhainn
Famous Necklace Sale Tells Of Crown Jewels Swap
A fragmentary tale recounts a necklace linked to Mary Queen of Scots, traded for 40 to 50 cents at a Forfar antiquarian stop in Scotland. The buyer claimed the piece later connected to the crown jewels, with suspension about its possession and recognition as a royal necklace.
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Mary
Stotk
Forfar
Beotland
Wenan
Sie
Chewing Food For Health Aims At Strong Teeth
Lydia Le Baron argues for thorough chewing to aid digestion and dental health. She cites Dr Fletcher Ertzes and suggests teaching chew counts, with emphasis on preventing stomach troubles and improving appetite.
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Fletchertze
Élow
Fletcher
Oscar Is His Pal Dr Cooke at Minnesota
Dr. J. Cooke at the University of Minnesota has served since 1891 and introduced basketball, coaching many sports. He is 60 plus and lifelong friend of his dog Oscar, sharing a lighthearted view of life. The Capitol Building in Washington was first used by Congress in December 1800.
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J. Cooke
Heeler
University of Alnnesore
Oscar
Gopher School
Minnesota
Doctor Cooke
Capitol Building
Washington
Congresg
Siamese twins in Washington social order puzzle
A satirical piece examines the social pecking order in Washington through the dilemma of Siamese twins visiting the capital. It explores how official rank governs dinner seating, conversation, and etiquette, with risks if one twin is out of place or if twins marry into politics.
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Fyashington
Tina
Washington
Ino Adiital
Adaairal
Bat
Congresa
Bey
Tals
Audi 4
Erobld
Aare Louadvze Hommelow
Staf
Army
Davy
réMendova Hartship
Science Blinks at Sun to Trap Rays for Power
Inventor N. Z. McCoy and assistant Charles Gusten unveil a device claimed to harvest solar energy by collecting surges and directing them into heated volumes. The three unit system uses standard controls and aims to produce high heat for electrical purposes.
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Los Angele
N. Z. McCoy
McCoy
Charles Gusten
SOM
Oslog
Checkmate Weather Delays of Air Line Schedules Chicago
Weather bureau and meteorologists boost systems to estimate delays in airline schedules. United Air Lines meteorologist Theodore Larcen notes improved forecast coordination with ground crews enhances timetable reliability and weather interpretation.
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Chicago
Theodore Larcen
United Air Lines
Gold Mine Auction Fails as No Bidders Gather
In Johannesburg the Dorothy mine between Randfontein and Venterpost was offered at auction but drew no bids. An auctioneer reported monthly gold recoveries of about 3,000 to 7,000 units in the area, with around 20 feet of ore mined recently.
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Johannesburg
Gaig
Dorothy
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