Banquet address by Dr. David Rittenberg on stable isotopes
Professor David Rittenberg of Columbia University will discuss the use of stable isotopes for biochemical investigations at a banquet of the Panhandle Plains Section of the American Chemical Society. Elmer Hammerschmidt will preside. dinner reservations via E M Frost.
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Oe Station
New Brunswick
Harold C. Urey
Columbia
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Federation of Biological Chemists
Harvey Society
E. M. Frost
Arnall Criticizes Boston Sparks War of Words
Boston responds as Gov Arnall of Georgia faults the city in his book The Shore Dimly Seen. Mayor Curley denounces the remark saying Boston fights intolerance and warning against any suggestion of lynching. Former Gov Cox mocks Arnall.
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Massachusetts
Geodogia
James M. Curley
Ellis Gibbs Arnall
Georgia
Arnall
United States
Curley
Channing H. Cox
Arnail
Claghorn
Jester appoints Harlingen lawyer as secretary of state
Gov elect Beauford Jester announced the selection of Harlingen attorney Paul H. Brown to succeed Claude Isbell as secretary of state. Brown, a UT Law School alum and wartime officer trainee, helped in Jesters 1940 campaign and is described as a close friend.
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Dec
Paul H. Brown
Harlingen
Claude Isbell
Beauford Jester
Brown
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University of Texas Law School
Jester
Judges Set Pace in Yule Decorating Contest
Four judges from Amarillo decorate their homes to spur prize winners in a three division Christmas Home Decorating Contest. Prizes total 365 dollars, entries due by midnight December 18, with judging December 19 and 20 and results announced December 22.
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Hugh Tolleson
Tolleson
van Buren
J. A. Kendall
Globe-News
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550000 Jap Internees Held in Russian Camps
Japanese repatriates say the Soviet Union holds about 550000 Japanese internees in camps along the Manchurian Siberian border. They reported to Asahi from Maizuru on Honshu that roughly 20000 ex officials are in the Khabarovsk area. The report references the son of a former Foreign Minister.
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Tokyo
Siberia
Asahi Today
Maizuru
Honshu
Asahi
Khabarovsk
A-1 Carburetor Electric 323 West 0th Service
Car care ad offering seeds for battery service generators brakes and motor tune up. Provides Carter Carburetors for all makes and lists contact phone 2-7183 for service.
Botany expedition aims to catalog Central American flora
Chicago Natural History Museum conducts a wartime botany expedition on the Pacific slope of Honduras El Salvador and Nicaragua led by Paul C Standley. The effort come amid reports of 8000 held at Voroshilov camps under Soviet army control and U. S. women making up 19.5 percent of wartime labor force.
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Voroshilov
Paul C. Standley
Honduras
el Salvador
Nicaragua
Chicago
U.P
Chicago Natural History Museum
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