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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1935
Page
6
Fragmented OCR notes present a debate on science funding and bilateral programs. It mentions President Masaachunelis Lusiiiuie, a push for science to support defense and industry, and calls for coordinated international science efforts. The text references America and Europe, with emphasis on government support for scientific research.
The excerpt discusses the value of gold remaining steady since February 933 and its impact on living costs. It notes the cost of living and gold’s price stability, with projections of future price shifts tied to war and economic conditions.
The readable lines suggest a discussion of a young world view, elder figures, and conflicting dogma between religious and scientific perspectives. It mentions a confrontation with "heleleerial" religion and references a past era when science faced preaching difficulty, noting the NASA Academy of Science.
A garbled section discusses failed leadership and looming instability. It suggests nations face a boxlike trap that blocks progress, with a focus on economic revival once political tensions ease and world trade resumes. The wording hints at broader geopolitical anxieties without clear names or dates.
A British naval expert discusses the defensive strength of prewar battleships and their enduring role at sea. He argues that even older ships retain striking power, with modern fleets relying on superior gunnery, optics, and fleet coordination to deter aggression and safeguard currents at sea.
A Dearborn Michigan conference of agriculture industry and science representatives explored using farm crops for industrial goods fuel, solvents, and chemicals. Talks noted corn could become a fuel crop though years of development remain, with by products like molasses and starch derivatives cited and transport costs as key barriers to broader commercialization.
In Vengad India two monkeys allegedly solved a crime by distracting a captive, allowing a trader to perform a ritual. On the Shy lintan a master was murdered as the simian helped flee toward narren hough. A bamboo marker marked the spot as the simiing hurried away.
A strange report describes monkeys leading to a body exhumation and two men with corselets accused in a murder. The animals mimic killer gestures as the crowd confronts suspects and escorts the simians toward a nearby jail. The attackers are said to have fought the two men, using violence and biting.
Strong supporters back a proposed Washington to Alaska highway spanning about 2 225 miles. They claim the route would open 270 million acres of land along its length and boost development in remote regions.
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