Ocean Rise Threat to Tidewater Lands Warns Scientists
An old report discusses long term sea level rise at about one foot per century. It notes surveys predicting up to 9,820 years for a major change, cites tide gauge records from Portland Maine to Baltimore and the West, and warns that gradual decline could affect land titles and economic and social matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Molony
Washington
Coaslland
Kansas City
Bincause
Theovran Tevel
Elonhol
Porthind
Nye Furs
Baltimore
Jevel Maing
Sivey
What's Wrong With Marriage and Other Digest Fragments
Reader's Digest features opinions on marriage and romance, a Buckminster Fuller house story, and reflections on deathbed miracles. It includes Mealtime madness, family bickering effects on stomachs, and a summary of 16 lasting-interest articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Wylie
Buckminster Fulter
Advan
Dad
Janine
Mechanville wedding and community notes of 1940s era
Miss Sophie Branai of West Street married Chirence Williams of Waverly Kan in St Paul’s rectory with Rev A Hopkies. Bride wore white satin with lace. maid Evelyn Silane wore pink, and best man was Joseph Bramski. Reception at bride’s home. Also reports drill at Crystal Ballroom Saratoga Springs by Pythian Sisters unit, local honors, Rotary Club speech, and several obituaries, anniversaries, and sports team selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Branai
Maugheer
Michael Bramstti
West Street
Herame
Chirence Williamg
Waller Williams
Waverly
Kan
St. Pawl's
Pam
A. Hopkies
USA
Berlin
Evelyn Silane
Joseph Hramski
Willians
Russel Sage College
Navy
Waverly High School
Conventtiya
Lorescent Trample
Pythian Sisters
Grand Union Hotel
Saratoga Spring
Grand Lodge
Grand Temple
Une Grand
Xeghian Ab Abr Spa
Tol
Garfield Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Ragmal
Muriel Guy
Ailstar
Merhanieville
Stir Sofihall Tem
MAGA
Fighers—Dissello
Cany's
Lavyn
Val Serbalik
Val's
Newsboys
Army Nd Savy
Zappone
Birbir
Ken
Edna Collins
Harvey R. Calling
North Main Street
Robert Russom
Arthur Russom
Tremstreet Park
St. Luke's Eipiscopal Church
W. J. Fielding Hayloe
Price
Oichids
Alys Collins
Sweethear Ruses
Russa
Otheretes
Oneonta
Coleg
Alsa
Massie College
Ginna Falls
Syracuse
Philadelphia
Wells
Savttora Springs
Hert Street Park
Audreess Ellen
Janes
Qui
Harry Cohen
U.S
Reenelle
Selwineetidy
Connectinn
Ernest J. Latehur Wan
Electuman
Ronunitier
Frank Gardner
Jay Grove
Cancer Deaths Rise In America A Call For Action
James Marlow warns that cancer kills about 175000 Americans yearly with a rate rising from ninth to second among killers. A Senate and House backed bill would fund a national cancer-fighting program with up to 1.9 million dollars annually, overseen by the president, to enlist experts worldwide. Critics call the funding vague yet supporters argue the need matches wartime scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Washington
Panier
Congress
Ali
Tesnan
Congr
Artion
Country seeks atomic bomb, aims for cancer cure union
Fragmented OCR text suggests a country pursuing atomic capabilities and a united effort to combat cancer. Mentions pooling acrentitic drama and a “white bung” and a goal to join forces for a cancer cure, with uncertain references to individuals and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Signe Toksvig
Reader
Madernella
Modernella Beauty Shop
Re Veo
Frederic
Nestle
Castile
Troy
Cneness
Gyrnes
Truman
By Paul Ford
Mechanicville
Apoleon Rack
Lieveland
Columbus
O. Charles Pawiek Hie
Bemis Heights
Albany Hospital
Women's Benefit Association
Bessie Offen
Homstreet Park
Fay Transportation
Hettae
Charles HH. Nelson
New York State
Disturbution
Rotary Chub
Augustis Schwenk
Searsdale
Melvin C. Livingston
Jerome S. Buehdahl
Rey. W.L. Kivlding Haylor
Emmett E. Chauvin
Ster of Liberty
Hapten
Ern Stuaml
Brown's Beach
Savatow Lake
Shell
Shell Touring
Tool Shell
Atty
America
Waitner
Iodividuela
Heata
Sonenie
Rep
Neely
Veginie Democrat
Senate
Hop
Sol Bloom
New York
Unis
Aweerson
SheRwin.Willams
Army & Navy
NO. Main ST
Machanicville
N.Y
Alo
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