Canadian Far North Getting New Look
Canadian scientists completed the third polar season tracing the Arctic continental shelf from the mainland to Ellesmere Island and updating maps. They found Merhen Island 15 miles northwest of its prior position, sketched the shelf, located deep channels, and noted potential under ice routes for submarines. Data aids Canada’s territorial limits, weather forecasts, and defense capabilities.
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Ottawa
Merhen Island
Canada
Snell
Arctic Ocean
Ellesmere ‘Island
North Pole
Soviet Union
Canadian Archipelago
Arctic Islands
Fic
Melville Island
Canadian Defense Department
Arctic
Mystery of the so called wonder drug iproniazid
Reports from New York and physicians describe iproniazid as an energizing chemical once hailed to lift mood but linked to liver damage. Three English doctors and others tested altered molecules amid rising concerns of unsafe liver effects and uncertain efficacy in treating depression.
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New York
UPD
C. D. Holdsworth
Michaelsway
The
Lancet
Goodwill Group Quilts At South Amherst Luncheon
SOUTH AMHERST The Goodwill Workers of St John’s Church met last week for a luncheon hosted by Mrs Bertha Flowers. Mass Margaretha Schnewer led devotions titled Prayer Without Ceasing. The group is making quilts with one finished for the next meeting on November at 10 am at the church. Mrs Earl Demas will host.
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South Amherst
St. John's Church
Bertha Flowers
Margaretha Schnewer
Earl Demas
Anum
Seling
Veteran Marine Burke, 86, dies in Holyoke
Nicholas J Burke, one of the Marine Corps’ oldest veterans, died in Holyoke. The PTC and federal agencies monitor bomb and fallout shelter advertising as part of a broader effort to curb exploitation. Services are set for Monday.
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Washington
UPI
iPederal Trade Commisson
Scientists Find New Facts About American People
New York based scientists propose a revised theory of America's peopling from Asia via the Bering Strait. They identify the diego antigen, a inherited blood marker, as common in Mongoloid peoples and American Indians but rare in Caucasians and Negroes, supporting a multi wave migration shaping early settlers and later populations.
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New York
UPI
America
Bering Straits
Asia
Alaska
South America
Columbus
M. Layrisse
Diego
Layrisse
Venezuela Institute For Scientific Investigations
Caracas
Bering Straits Tunnel
J. Wilbert
American Association For the Advancement of Science
North America
Wilbert
Harvey Cushing, Pioneer Neurosurgeon and Medical Leader
Portrait of Harvey Cushing, 1869 to 1939, a towering figure in American medicine. The piece highlights his dual roles as surgeon and neurologist, his Nobel-like influence at Johns Hopkins and Brigham and Women’s Hospital, and his drive to reduce brain surgery deaths. It notes his 1926 Pulitzer for a biography of Sir William Osler and previews next installments on Galileo.
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Harvey Cushing
Cushing
Sir William Osler
Pennsylvania
Johns Hopkins
Oxford
U.S
Brest
Cleveland
Yale
Harvard
Baltimore
William Halstead
Halstead
Osler
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Boston
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Ford Motor Co. Aeronautronic Division
North American Aviation
Earth
Air Force
Syncom
Vernier Tas Oat Moe
Ant
Siam Viel
Peete
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Cape Canaveral
Fla
London Observer Service
Fred Roots
Cape Isachesen
Eik Ringnes Island
Apri
Scien
Wonder
Miazig
Hestowrd
A. m
Finnline
Scandinavia
Kaplan’s Furniture
West Broad St
Og Stanley
Andy Foreman
Tony Gugino
East Bridge Street
Fairfax
Frank M. Wilcox
John F. Fulton
Elizabeth Thomson
Galileo
Chronicle
Elyria Municipal Court
Garford Avenue
Elyria
Ohio
Bargain Town
U.S.A
U. Swantown Elyr
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