Gold Rush Tale of Hammond and the River Find
In a frontier melodrama Hammond returns to Prince Rupert after a Seattle detour. He joins a band of hopeful gold seekers led by McKenzie and Joe Britten while Kay Jones and Jeanne Towers weave through the trek. A quest for a bonanza shifts to the Big Moose river bed as Kenning and a Royal Canadian Mounted Police sergeant press the party.
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Jack Hammond
Prince Rupert
A. Sprde
Seattle
Jeanna
Fila Paltiér
McKenzie Joe Britten
Hafimond
Annie
Damp
Jack
Kay Jones
Lawsyer
Aeke Baratow
Kay
Timmy Moon
Bruce Kenning
Terry
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Jeanne. Towers
Jeanne
Hammond
Joe
Big Moose River
Kenning
Nmmy Moon
McKenzie Jon
Bonanza Quest Looms In Remote River Bed
In a rugged camp near Sapphire Lake, McKenzie Joe and Hammond debate a possible discovery. They discuss sharing data with geologist Kenning but Joe resists, while Kay and the crew recount travel hardships and plan for a new settlement at Sapphire Lake.
Crude Alaskan frontier dinner unfolds in novel meeting
In a rough road house set beside the Slumgullion, Kay observes rugged friends from Seattle and introduces Jeanne Towers as Hammond and companions navigate mining dreams. Bruce Kenning hints at a big Alaskan venture while talk shifts to venison meals, geologists, and a dance hall impresario.
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Joyce
Hammond
Jeanne
Towers
Seattle
Kay
Jeanne Towers
Jack
Jack Hammond
Bruce Kenning
Timmy
Moon
Geography and water hardness linked to tooth decay, says Mills
Dr. Clarence A. Mills of Cincinnati reports at the International Association for Dental Research meeting that decayed teeth rise with distance from the tropics, about 15 extra decayed teeth per 100 children per added latitude degree. Hard water increases caries, mining regions show high rates, and soil leaching may reduce decay near river headwaters.
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Baltimore
The
International Association For Dental Research
Clarence A. Mills
University of Cincinnati
United States
Tropics
Mills
Gulf
Canadian
Pennnsylvania
Ohio River
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Intermarriage in Usuki Village Defies Degeneration Theory
A report to the American Medical Association analyzes Usuki on the western Japan coast where centuries of endogamy persist. Dr Takeshi Ikemi notes 135 families, 1 786 members, strong health, high school performance, rare divorces, and no hereditary disease despite limited outside contact. Crime tallies over ten years total 38 but do not imply intellectual decline.
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Amercan Medical Association
Usuki
Japan
Takeshi Ikemi
Oither
Puppet Shows Help Children Solve Problems at Belle Vue
Belle Vue hospital uses puppet shows to address children's worries about love marriage and sex as part of an American Orthopsychiatric association presentation. Dr Lauretta Bender and Adolph Woltman described how puppet plays let children and psychiatrists discuss issues of John and Mary to reach healthier resolutions.
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New York
Bellevue Hospital
American Orthopsychiatric Association
Lauretta Bender
Adolph Woltman
John
Mary
Pune
Childdren
Fossil Dimetrodon Skeleton Recovered From Texas Red Beds
A complete Dimetrodon fossil, one of early reptiles, about 225 million years old, has been brought to Harvard by Robert Witter. Found in Texas red beds, the eight foot creature features long spines rising two feet, likely forming a sail along its back. The purpose of the sail remains a scientific puzzle.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Robert Witter
Museum of Comparative Zoology
Red Beds
Texas
England Makes Colored Fabrics From Asbestos Dye
A new dye in England yields fast colors for asbestos fabrics, enabling fireproof cloths such as aprons rugs and table covers. Earlier artificials failed to color asbestos fibers effectively.
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New York
England
American Institute of Mineing and Metallurgical Engineers
Seeing Eye Dogs to Star in Warner Bros Picture
Warner Brothers plans a film inspired by The Seeing Eye in Morristown New Jersey. The program trains police dogs to guide blind people and has transformed many lives since its postwar start by Mrs Eustis. The dogs navigate traffic safely and offer deep companionship.
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Warner Brothers
Morristown
N. J
Eustis
Switzerland
Ritz Brothers Fight Studio Split Over Last Year's Kisses
Boston appearances by the Ritz Brothers forced Twentieth Century Fox to keep all three in the film Last Year's Kisses with Alice Faye Tony Martin and Don Ameche after protests by the brothers. Alice Faye will appear with them boosting the comedy level. Gertrude Niesen sings Where Are You her debut song in Top of the Town. Warner Brothers and Paramount are active with new musical and dramatic projects fueling industry chatter.
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Boston
Ritz Brothers
Twentieth Century- Fox
Brother Jim
Alice Faye
Tony Martin
Don Ameche
Gertrude Niesen
Jimmy, McHugh
Harold Adamson
Hollywood
Motion Picture
Betty Jaynes
Bing Crosby
Metro Goldwyn - Mayer
Suzanne Larson
Tange
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McKenzie Joe
Sapphire Lake
Vancouver
Stewart Lake
Bas
Fourcross
Courtney Ryley Cooper
WNN Service
Mrs. Joyce
TQ BR
Solétide Service
WNU
Fabrica
STAR DUST Movie + Radio
Virginia
Paramount
Warher Brothers
United Artists
Fernand Gravet
Charles Boyer
Freddie Barthalomew
Kipling
Franchot Tone
Virginia Bruce
Anethony Adverse
Paris
Napoleon
Gloria Swanson
Fanis
Deanna Durbin
Hallywood
Valorie Z
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