Field Notebook: USA 1998c

Start this side of notebook 2 1998 Central States Field Trip. June 17 - June 29 1998. Book 2. Field trip notes start on this side IPAR.003200

1. Nashville - Airport, Motel 6. Harding Place/ May 26 - June 7. I-24 at Exit 56 Metropex 420 Metropex Rd. 2. Georgetown Motel 6, Exit 129, I-75, Delaplain Rd June 7 - June 15 . 401 Cherryblossom Way Georgetown, Ky 3. Cincinnati (southeast) OH. Motel 6 #1092 I-275 at Exit 65 / Beechmont / Rt 125 3900 Ninth Mile Rd June 15 - June 19 4. Marion, Illinois

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exit #4, I 75, Ky going to Carrollton excellent stop.

6/17/98. See 1995 field notes for Reidlin (Red 48, 1995) + Bedford (Red 50, 1995) Reidlin - 8 photos Bedford - 9 photos

(1) 89/7/13 Hester brief door een Rebel (Red) Milliken briefbox + (app. 84 brief) (2pp. p.105)

(2) 6/18/98 Indiana Red (28) in 1995 field books. Bonwell Hill, 1 mile NE Brookville & ¼ mile east of road into dam & spillway - 3 photos. Indiana Hwy 101, Brookhill Lake camp road is at the top of this cut. Red (29) in 1995 field books Gass Hill - E side of valley Photograph of eastern side of road cut 1 photo

8/7/10 amount [illegible] Counsel Hill made the trouble & all about W. slim Hill. & mob ob dangers & trace slim $90 Tuesday

3 6/18/98. N. of Gat Hill. Loc 20 in 1995 field notes, On Indiana Hwy 101 rubby bedded, dolomitic [illegible] photo photo 6/18/98/B photo vertically laminated & Strigphlemona common in these beds 6/16/98/A photo school bus students Madison, IN. 6/18/98. See back side of this page

6/18/98 contd. We then went to Madison, Indiana & rechecked highway road cut

6/19/98. Drove from Beechmont (Cincinnati) Ohio via I64 across Indiana into Illinois. Then at Mt. Vernon, Illinois, took I57 to Marion, Illinois 2 rest areas in Indiana- 1 rest area in Illinois A 90° day & cloud cover burnt off. - exceedingly humid.

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6/20/98. left motel in Marion, Ill. at 7:15am Took I57 south to Ill 146 West to Anna & Ware then south on Ill 146 to Cape Girardeau, Missouri. Crossed bridge across Mississippi R. New bridge is being constructed immediately S. of old bridge. A new Town" has been established adjacent to I55. As it was raining we explored K-Mart & Schneck's food store Both are very neatly laid out stored on which highway was cut to I55 via Missouri 74+3/4. Intersection* Coll, 6/20/98 A. H. gray bed, mudletologic birdseyes brech + other shell coquina Coll 6/20/98-A distributed bed dk gray mudstone with mudletographic and silty mudstone, slight burrowed, bedding surfaces leave dark silty partings See Savage's publ. * Intersection with US61. (King's Hwy) Just E of junction. Both sides of road 2 photos (reach side)

6/20/98. Photo. Type section of Cape hate. See Wellman & others, 1975 Handbook of Illinois Stratigraphy. ISGS Bull. 95 p. 84 In Cape Girardeau, Missouri, on Main Street, just N. of Broadway 61 Cape Ls., calcarenite, v. muddy bedded 3-5" beds. Highest bed has 1 1/2' of? relief at its base masonry Ls., crinoid + brachs. "Dunleith", rippled bedded In Cape Girardeau, Missouri Aquamaris Street immediately N of bridge abutment - Mississippi R. held back by a concrete wall Photo. 62 coarse, X-bedded crinoidal calcarenite, g (Dunleith)

20/6/85 In Cape Girardeau Missouri On Main Street just N of Broadway [illegible] In Cape Girardeau Missouri 14. determinant test in serum Killer antibody - Murine IgG Killer cells by a reverse well [illegible] Test

6/20/98. Gale, Illinois. Old Gale Road just south of bridge under RR. 63 X? east Barly blocks of Ls. in X approach covered rubble. bally 12/5 photo ↓ Thebes silty sandstone or sandy siltstone 63A Old town of Thebes on Mississippi R. under RR abutment. RR bridge goes over Mississippi R. Couldn't examine exposure readily. Old? Siln? lunch on Mississippi R. at Thebes at roadside park

6/21/98 Small rock quarry on US b1 about [illegible] miles north of Magnaketa, Iowa, [illegible] 1 Photo late afternoon in East wallg Quarry. Dolostone Silurian well-bedded dolo sharp contact conglomerotic (4" dolc cobble massive chest lenses 1 1/4' 1" 1 1/4' cave 20' poorly bedded in 1'1/2 - 2' beds floor X

6/21/98 Drove from Marion, Illinois, to Dubuque, Iowa. Took I57 to near Mt. Vernon & then took I64, then Illinois 4 (stop after Scott Air force base) to I55 (near Woden) 65 Stopped N. of Maquoketa to look at x on E. side of road. Photo(s) No photos?

(mobile number) (road and to the left of the) with respect to Mr M's room at the end and from the entrance to the house. The goal of this page is to be a guide for the use of the book.

6/22/98 - Road on north side of US 20 ( miles west of Dubuque, Iowa -- see below It is immediately (1/2 mile) east of Bassington Drive (hates) Higher on hill, Note: & Cheaty xx 2.5 miles west of intersection of US 20 with US 32/ & gray siltstone & clayst. 6b and south side (Photo) Thurice Witzke and Glennister, '87, US 20 Rd Cut 1 photo conglomerate phosphorite below columnal, corgos, & brechs. llas, red ooids 'Nada' greanish gray siltstone & cement yellow siltst. Silurien 21' Col. 6/22/98-B Dz. with Crinoid Columnals & delicate corgos 3or4 but 2" thick each a silty shales phosphates Collection 6/22/98A a few 2" yellow brown siltstone bands banded siltstone 2"-6" color bands with phosphite & iron oxide & phosphorite) low armoxide modules, lt gray brown silstone Brainerd 15' 21'

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6/22/98 See p.53 Sloan, R.F. 1987 67 i Photo - N side of road, 1/2 mile E. of Elgin Hwy B64 (river on S W aide) 67A ← 67B 3 mt. East of Elgin on Hwy B64 1 photo (4 miles for this photo) dolostone, poorly bedded, burrowed (photo) (top of hill) 1/4' 6" 8" 2' 2 1/2' 2' 1 1/2' C 6-7' 2 1/2' 3' 1' 1 1/2' 1 1/4' 1 3/4' (also photos of Junky River Valley) Vuggy prominent shale bed 1"

6/22/98 - road cut about .7 miles west of previous gaze stop, on Hwy B64. (68) Lolostone), evenly bedded, 4-5" photo beds prominent shale 1-2" 3 1/2' (intermediate cut photographed earlier hill) on sidewalk, the dolostone beds are 10-15' above this 68A photo of lower 'Elgin' thin bedded thin bedded, brecciated v. silty siltsiltstone dirty siltstone gray silty, well bedded, conchoidal fracture This series photos on N-S gravel road about 1/2 mile N of B64, 2 40's under east of Elgin, SA. ```R

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(end of roll of film) 6/22/98 - road cut 1/2 mile SW of Eldorado, SA on US150 69 Cherty, silty dolostone & limestone thin, well bedded 4-5" beds MS/WS silty shaly break, et gray, more massive, crinoidal+ blocky fs, ripple-bedded silty, some nodular g chert - WS. bands V.F. calcarenite. C 13' 12' +

6/22/98. Festina Iowa 150 * [illegible] heat side of road - but is just N of intersection with road to Ossian (i.e., B33) Photo This is a cliff locality as described for 5-6-63D. * Same as bottom half of section at Colorado. Sparry calcite & crinoid columnals in packstone

Stop 2, See Sloan, R. edit. 1987 6/23/98. A:26, Fig. K-01. 1. Stopped at Riverville/tourist stop 2. Stopped at Gutenberg H. River Road section starting at photo "1" H. Peter section where H.R. road " "2" Lower Plattville (Peddocks) intersects 3' Plattville (McGregor --- wavy beds 4 Specksfery + base of Gutenberg 5 top Gutenberg, Ion (Buck Horn + St James) base of Beechers 6 Cherty beds of Eagle Point 7 Middle Dunleith (Montimer/Tarpley 8 Top Montimer + base of Rivali (mudstone) (shaly) 9 Shirwood a + lower Wall 10 basal Wyatt? { Road x 5hp } 1.3 miles N of Gutenberg city line 72 2 photos g Mississippi Rd. from "lookout" or US 52 and 1 photo g wall Mmbra across road from "lookout" - these are same beds as at top g "River Road" cut a couple of miles & north (see photo 10 above)

Town of Gutenberg 6/23/98 73 1 photo - 5-11-63 K, K', L. Intersection of US 52 + Iowa C7X Platteville Gp - Mylin Mbr overlain by Grand Detour Mbr + all part MacGregor Fm) See p. 26, Sloan Fig. 4-1 - shaley late that is greenish Notes: Good road sections S. of Gutenberg & Ord & Silm. C7X - road sections at 5 miles W of Garber. intersection 1/2 mile from X 41 / + 2 mls. E of Garber. Near Littleport, Clayton County, Iowa Stop 15 (red pen) in 1995 field book County Rd X 21 3 photos - 1 at bottom, 1 at top + then 1 in the middle Luana Mbr Maquoketa Fm - shale at v. top

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6/23/98 Twin Bridges Parks Stop 16 5/15/95 in 1995 field book 3 photos Section on west side of road cut Ca 6 miles west of Cleoburg, Iowa, on Iowa 3

6/24/98 location 17 1995 field notes 1/4 mile east south of Graf on W side of road. 1 photo? Took Asbury Rd from Dubuque which became D17 & then turned S to Graf on side road. Section is becoming overgrown Just W. of Twin Springs River. (See Witte + Glonister, '87, p. 105) 17B 1/2 mile E. of intersection of D17+ turn off road to Graf on D14 3 photos of NE road cut on D17. T ef gray dolost, well bedded photo 1 1-1 1/2' beds provenant 6-8" bedded 1-2" benthinite photo 2 photo 3 1' beds 9 1/2-10' 20' 5 1.1, 6', 13', 6 1/2 V. biormed dolost

6/24/98. Photo of 5/16/95 (#26) of Tschiggfrie quarry east of U.S. 52 about 1 to 1 1/2 miles south of junction with U.S. 401; photo from southern entrance to quarry off of Olde Massey Road. There are road cuts between the junction US 20 and US 52S, one which shows a nice bedding break which probably a bentonite. Also along US 20 there are some impressive road cuts of the Dubuque Fm. See (18) Becker X . 1 photo.

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6/24/97 Location (23A). New locality Iowa 151 roadcut. Brainerd Shale + overlying Silurian See Witzke, B.T. & E.F. Glemster 1987, n. Ord. Magnobeta Fm in the Graf area eastern Iowa. Geol.Soc. Near Dubuque airport.

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Thursday 6/25/98 Church St. Luana, hea's x location [14] & 1995 Field Book (5/14/95). 3 X photo sluhy hasky yellow massive dk gray salty silty Stewart's 17' 17' Mag 32

6/26/96 * At 1/4 mile E. of bridge over river on Iowa 9. Shale at bottom of section. Check!! Need to look at

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6/26/98 14) W of Decorah Fish Hatchery on dist road. This is a west road off Iowa 9 1/2 mile E of County W-38 on road to Fish Hatchery, about 1 1/2 miles S of Decorah Holthaus Quarry, Roverud Construction. W38 is Middle Calmas Road only 1 photo { 1 photo x 1 x 2 (200 yds W of X 1) 15) Hoover X, Roverud Const. 1/2 mile S of junction of W38 & Fish Hatchery Road, just west of W38. 1 photo 4' gray 6' 4' 4' 4 1/2' gray 12' gray

6/26/98 10 Lincoln Highway Rd X is NWml. Eg W38 (Middle Calamoor Rd) Nordnes X Roverud Coast. 3 photos Maguabata silt burrowed silty burrowed 91 71 8 4 3 3 0:4"low 61 (Man came in + picked up a load of gravel) See: 12 Rovang X - 16 + 12 are apparently the same

6/26/98 } Out in country - rural area 265th Ave, N. of Fort Atkinson, IA 1/2 mile N from junction with IA-24. 71 dolost, hacky bedding, v. clearty burrowed, ripple bedded dolost, v.silty minor chert silty limestone, irregular bedding, some columnaris + scltstone +s some brachiopods Siltst of silty ls. burrowed. hunch in shade at creek level at section discussed over page.

6/26/98 18 On B-32 Hwy ca 1 miles East of Fort Atkinson Top of Hill, east of creek Turkey R.?? Fort Ash. ripple bedded, yellowish dolostone, salty crev'd columnar, large 2-3" sparry scale module 2-3" slabby ripple-bedded v. silty dolost., with charty, modular bands, equals 2-3" slabby rippled bedded same chart silty, bubbly bedding, v. silty dolomite ?? dolostone, some calcreous modules, 8 1/2' C +6' C=10'+ 6' 7' 4' 4 1/2' res 4 1/2' 5 1/2' Ft Atkinson Plots

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6/26/98 79 just west of bridge over creek. This is all just below section shown on previous page. V. silty, V. burrowed, fecal pites, a few small cracks, Photo calcareous nodules" V. silty, calcareinte p/ mipple bed of dolostone with cements bentonite? silty yellow siltst

east 1/2 miles WNW of depth due t St Johns cemetery road 6/24/98 - about 0.5 miles east of creek. Co. Rd B32 [80] [illegible] 2" ripple bedded silt dolostone v. cherty, nodular 5 inside cherty 1" to 3" ripple bedded, silt dolostone, with v. silty dolostone interbeds. cherty rich bed. above 2nd + 3rd sketches about same elevation as 1st sketch covered (silt & shale?)

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6/26/98 Road out S. side of B32 at 266th st. (St. John's Conne[ction Rd.) about 0.5 westq bridge over Turkey River and 0.5 east of juncture with IA-24, SE edge of Ft. Atkinson, IA 81 photo V. Chest siltstone chest bed -> 2'1/2' ripple bedded 2"silt -> Ft Atkinso little chest 82 a similar outcrop is shown on E side of IA24 just S of juncture with B32, (2 photos; 2"siltstone marker just below development of yellow chest bands) photo 1 photo 2

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6/26/98 Ft. Atkinson ls. (type) - at old Fort Atkinson 2 photos [83] quarry on west side of fort. less silty silty dolost, well bedded -- SB^3 shale break cherty yellow dolostm, bands 8' Chert 8' merior clunt burrowed. ?SB 2 1/2' X' Floor 3' 2 1/2'

6/26/98 - Spillville, IA, Quarry about 3/4 to 1 scale east of Spillville on County 325 (Dvojak Highway) on north side upper Ft. Atkinson Ls. and siltstone mudstone > blue gray ls bed at top ? (sublithog) Quarry face massive siltstone breaks -> SB --> spongy calcrete nodal 2' relief --> comm, --> 4 photos burrowed, X-bedded (in this light (3g m)) it looks X-bedded see photos mudbq, v. salty dolost X flos, 16' 4' 2' 4' 2' 4 2 2 1/2' 3' 6 1/2' passed into a 5 1/2' steeply X-bedded 7 1/2' mound facies 9' with no bedding, 5 1/2'

6/27/18 - Decorah outcrop on IA 9 in southern side of Decorah, IA. Adjacent to road & extends // to hwy; road into parallels IA 9 Floor of X, photo 3 on hwy IA 9 Photo 1 clay bed 26' Saltstone break silty/silty limestone 53' Shale w/modulus limestone 32' calcarenite (fossil black coarse) calcarenite in 2-3" thick beds Photo 2 Ls, dolomitic, wed to fine calcarenite (?) L floor Photo 3 limestone roll Ls w/fine calcarenite Ls & shale (P) in Areadcat 8-10' McGregor Mbr Plattville

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(W4B) 6/27/98 On IA9, 0.3 miles east of Frankville Rd junction about 7 mile southeast of Decorah locality 9 of L,G,B (our 1995 loc. 13) red 2 photos Near Postville, Iowa 6/27/98 - A large quarry about 0.4 miles east of the junction of US 52 and W 4B (east) (Receptaculites, v. burrowed dolostone.) 1' beds 2' beds some th gray siltstone on bedding surfaces. burrowed mudstones w/itl calcisillite burrow filling, 2'-spherical micritic structures w/ sp?calcite fillings (Photos) 5 photos prominent cracks and X lacer Receptaculites silty zones (duratites?) Magnolites Lithloport Luane Frankville bed 64 Ref. Hise

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6/27/98. lunch at Ridgewood (Prairie Farmers Trail Park) Roadside park. Winnebago Conservation Board, just south of Ridgeway Iowa 10 Rovered Construction Co. Kendallville Quarry photos east face Thin bedded with silty beds only 19' Debris 36' Stowerbuck R. Plantar (Photos out of focus) burrowed 4"-6" Sinovirawa 7' Loc. 17 of L., G & B. 1979. formerly called Pavlovic X

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6/27/98. Quarry about 3/4 mile east on Old Cattle Creek Road from junction with County W14 about 3 1/2 miles SE of Kendallville, IA. Quarry is fairly badly overgrown (in late June). Mag 17'3" Dubuque - 34'5" Stewardsville 16'11" 1 photo Loc. 33 of Leverson, Gerb & Broadhead, 1979. SW 1/4, SE 1/4, Sec. 1, T 99 N, R - 10 W Thicknesses in sketch acc. to L. G+B. (Met farmer in pickup truck twice who directed me the roads;

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Sunday, 6/28/98. 1. 2 Photos Decorah city "portals" US 52 north. Falls at bridge. 2. Roverud X. Red [9A] of 1995 Minnesota Spring Grove X South side of road [2 photos] see "Underpass X" Sloan, (Ed) 1987, sect p.213 Decorah Sh v.d.l gray shale -> Carinona 2'9" Dake MacGregor Mbr waterland X Northside of road - in shade, more weathered [9c] 1 photo water bar

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Sunday, June 28, 1998. Patterson X, Fountain, Minn Red (5H) locality of 1995 field book 3 Photos at X, one shade, 2 on sunny faces 1995 [3B] locality - west of Preston on MN 30, west of bridge over Middle Branch. [illegible] [illegible]

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Sunday 6/28/98. Fillmore Locality (3A) - 1 photo of west side County Road 7; becoming overgrown 2 photos of X (Note: locality 3A is a mile & 1/2 along Fillmore Co. Rd 7 from intersection with MN 30) Red Locality (8) of 1995 field book East side of road cut on hillside is photos. (87) New locality on MN 30 ca 1/2 mile east of Chatfield. 1 Photo. ? Lower part of Gabna? End of roll. This is second cut at top of hill. Platteville exposed lower to west, then gone St Peter Ss. St Peter Ss. House A-90

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Sunday 6/28/98 [88] X N. edge of Chatfield; east side of US 52. St. Peter Ss, overlain by Glenwood + then lower Plattsville 1 photo Plattsville / III Glenwood brown shale ~12' bedded Ss 12' St Jude massive Ss 50+' Sogn. Rd cut. Locality [2] in 1995 field notes 5 to 6 photos 4/28/98 [89] 2 photos of X up hill east of intersection. Sogn "road cut" on Goodhue 9. Then. US 63 to Co 30 at Stewartville go E on Co 30 for 5 miles pick up county rd going Olmstead! S from Pleasant Grove (N-3 nd to Spring Valley Fillmore X Co 4 east then go Fillmore 38

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6/28/98 Masonic Park & pictures Location 4 S. road across bridge has good section on W side a number of good secti Co 1 & Fillmore 38 Spring Valley Easiest way to this place is to go north from Spring Valley and Fillmore County 1 to the intersection with Fillmore County 38, and turn East on 38. It winds, but in a couple of more miles goes down into the river gorge to Masonic Park. Thiking bluffs standing upon landscape as we tried to locate Masonic Park!

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90 6/29/98. Took US 52 north from Decorah. then a west dirt road (Bluffton Rd.) 1. East side of Upper Iowa R on Bluffton shortcut (dirt road) & 1 mile east of Bluffton. - 1 photo Bridge to Bluffton closed due to high water. There are good exposures on road down to river 91 Iowa, ca 14 miles North of Decorah 2. X on west side of US 52 at Burr Oak Rd. NW cnt US 52. See Sloan edit. (1987) p. 211 strat section of Dubuque Fm. We think we are looking at Hittleport, Luana, Frankville beds & prob. top of Stewartville Fm. (Top down listing of units.)

Preston Prest+ cityhall library z< To get to Rifle Hill xx 3/2 mi out Blacktop 13mi Rifle Hill T about here (Patterson Const. Co.) Cherry Grove

6/29/98 Rifle Hill X. Patterson Construct Red locality (6) in 1995 field co. notebook. We drove from Deerah on US 52, turned off at Harmony MN. taking CO 139 & MN 44 (dirt road) (Closed repair?) However, after several miles MN 44 was closed & we had to take MN 17 and twisted around on roads until an automotive repair works (out among the farms) made a (Via Preston) diagram for us to get to Cherry Grove. As we approached (still some mile out) Cherry Grove we came down a long hill with good rock exposures at bottom of hill across creek we arrived at Rifle Hill X Nothing at top of X in small area that has a separate entry. bottom 4 photos. 3 in main X & 1 in top of X from loose Notes: 1) lots of fine-scale soft sedt deformation in calc. mudstones 2) lot of chest w. structures in chest & these suggest that silicification preceded final compaction of mudstone.

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6/29/95. (64) Still @ Rifle Hill photo of Elgin Fm on S. side of road at top of X hill (headed W). >20 miles to smaller intersection C14+C05 1 mile west on MN14, and etc. & Elgin alabey late + cale. silts. (92) Warren & Kim Webbels 6/29/95. Webbels Hill - a property & farmer's name is Webbels This is closer to 4 miles ESE and off the main county road - Webbels Ravine Fillmore Co 20 To Cherry Grove +/- 4miles

List of Stops/Localities/Sections These are [red] numbers 1) Ramp beneath Conference Road on Vietnam Veterans Parkway.

June 7 we left Nashville & joined I40 east to pick up TN53, then on to TN85. Finally found Gladdice section which is in Jackson Co & first E. of Gladdice Continued on TN85 & then took TN53 to BB lunch in shade at BB Then on to Celina on TN53.

Need to get by Interlibrary loan Cressman, E.R., & Karblins, O.K., 1970. lithology & fauna of the lexington hoste (Ordovician) of central Ky. in guidebook for field trips - Geol. Soc America, Southeastern Sect., 18th Ann. Mtg, Lexington, Ky., 1972. Ky. Geol. Survey, p. 17-18. Cressman, E.R. and Noger, M.C., 1976. Tidal-flat carbonate environment in the High Bridge Gr (M. Ord.) of central Ky. Ky. Geol.Surv., Series 10, Rept. of Investigations 18, 15p.

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