100 Octane Fuel Production Rises With Higher Lead
The army and navy raise lead in 100 octane aviation fuel from three to four cubic centimeters per gallon, boosting U S daily output to 2 100 thousand gallons from 1 800 thousand. American Petroleum Institute notes plants will push capacity to 5 million gallons daily by December 1942.
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New Magnetic Machine to Create Artificial Cosmic Rays
A 100,000,000 volt magnetic device by Dr. Donald W. Kerst promises artificial cosmic rays and powerful X rays. The four ton “baby” machine already yields 20,000,000 volt rays for medical research, while the larger doughnut tube aims for cosmic ray energies. The device, built at General Electric and to be tested at the University of Illinois, uses a doughnut shaped glass tube and fast electrons.
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Love and Deception Pushes to a Mississippi Return
In this clipped cliffhanger, Miss Sue Ellen warms to Johnny Harris as he outlines a plan to buy the Fairhope estate to aid her relatives. He hints at a secret mission to Camp Shelby and a trip with him back to Mississippi, while she wrestles with lingering feelings and fear of exposure.
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