Bureau of Standards Shapes Global Science Role
Washington June 2 The Radio Boom and a vast six building site mark the Bureau of Standards as a central hub for government science. Dr S W Stratton leads a world class team solving practical problems from aircraft durability to sewer pipe durability, while publishing a monthly technical bulletin on new methods and findings. The bureau acts as supreme court of applied science guiding radio testing materials and standards for commerce and industry worldwide.
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Washington
Chevy Ches
Bureau “Standards
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Bureau of Standards
Department of Commerce
S. W. Stratton
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Supreme Court of Science
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Supreme Court of Applied Science
Johannesburg
South Africa
London
Hoover
Stratton
Bureau
Loncarnment Minting
Tchnical
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Themerican Physical Society
Akers
Amateur Sinners Threaten London Morals Says Official
London June 3. Sir Leonard Dunoning HM Inspector of Constabulary blames amateur sinners for moral decay and aids to corrupt young women. Mrs E F Smith Brighton magistrate agrees housing shortages after the war push girls into crowded rooms, exposing them to temptation and danger.
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London
Leonard Dunoning
H. M
Leonard
London Iire
Sr Leonard
Ans
Thia
Leopard
Leonlara Fa
E. F. Smith
Brighton
England
Great Britain
Bre
Smith
Bankers' Committee Sets Subcommittees on Mexican Debt
New York June 2 The Mexican financial conference reports the appointment of four subcommittees of the International Committees of Banks of Mexico to work with Adolfo De Huerta secretary of the treasury on three plan options to adjust the 700 090 000 Mexican national debt. The subcommittee list includes Thomas W Lament as chairman Edward H Pearce James Chévaller and Paul Von Scanabaca.
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New York
Breas
Banks of
Mexico
Adolfo de Huerta
Thomas “W. Lament
Jacmes Chévaller
Freech
American women enter racing game in France
Paris reports American social leaders joining the Paris sport of horse ownership after World War I. Lady Gronard, former Ogden Mill, seeks control of the Manslachert stable as wealth shifts in European racing circles. Other American women like Mrs. A. K. Macarsher and Princess Michael Murat also race horses in France.
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France
Paris
Lady Gronard
Ogden Mill
Karl Gronnaud
Wify
Lengchampa
Auroral
SL Claud
M. Mantachert
Cavexsian
Baku
A. K. Macarsher
Michael Murat
Stallo
Pleasure Beach plans two day events for Meriden workers
About 1500 employees of a multinational company in Meriden Connecticut reserve seats for a Pleasure Beach excursion on June 24. Special trains run by the New Haven and Hartford Railway will depart Meriden at noon and Bridgeport after midnight for the outing. The event marks the first of several large gatherings planned for the season at Pleasure Beach under the Park Department and Jesscca.
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Adnternationa
Meriden
Conn
Panual Oucine
Title
Pisni
Pleasure Beach Park
Brittany
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Uluees
Bridgeport
Park Department
Jesscca
Secret of Youth Found In Bread Says Guelbaum
Syracuse inventor David Guelbaum announces a newly patented diffused heat radiation bread device claimed to reverse aging effects and sustain energy. He cites a bread made from unmilled corn, rice, and peas with milk, heated in his chamber, and notes a diet that has kept him vibrant for two years while aging supposedly slows.
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Guelbaum
Syracuse
Juan
David Guelbaum
Vee
Guobaum
Teixty
Hig Brent
Henry Pord
Ford Metrix
Senatements
Henry Ford
America
St. Petersburg
Russia
Selvay Process
Basis of Nation's Power Is its Energy Resources
Washington reports Dr. Thomas T. Head of the Bureau of Mines calculates average American daily energy output at about two-tenths of a horsepower per worker, with national energy capacity driven by coal, petroleum, and waterpower. He compares international resources, noting the United States leads in total energy potential while other nations lag. Japan is resource-limited and cannot support large-scale energy uses.
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Washington
Thomas T. Head
Bureau of Mines
Read
Iworkman
United States
Huerey Resources Petro
Germany
Canada
Great Britain
Australesia
Aulegia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
China
Japan
Women Unite to Purge Screen in Sacramento
A Sacramento group promotes higher motion picture taste with a pre view committee urging exhibitors to adopt approved films while keeping the rest from public view. Mrs Charles Gilmore, president, says the effort aims to elevate cinema standards in cities.
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Sacramento
Cal
Yerdler
Charles Gilmore
Birth of a daughter at Bridgeport Hospital
Friends of A C Bullard of Fair fall report his confinement at Bridgeport ana fal with ath Indie svenlimed tua fall. Birth announced for a daughter at Bridgeport Hospital on Sunday May 23. Gym demonstration by High School students planned for Monday night at 214 o'clock with Miss Helen Clark and Miss Helen Juock wood in charge.
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A. C. Bullard
Fairfall
Bridgeport
T Rama
Tualsts
S. Chandler
Wilmot Avenue
Ciariorie
Bridgeport Hospital
Helen Clark
Helen Juockwood
Blouses Highlight Silk Style With Monogram Flair
A fashion note describes blouses featuring monograms often in white with color accents. The season favors silk garments noted for their supple quality and decorative initials on sport wear silhouettes.
Vaudeville and film offerings dominate local theaters
The Pialnx Generation leads kiddie entertainment at Weil 25 while Theatergoers enjoy Going Stralent and other vaudeville acts. Plaga Theatre features Fox's Milan Lopez three day run and Stars Gilbert. Paris bills Ace of Hearts with John Bewers. Empire and Dawe theatres showcase Realart star Dorothy Looks and Good Provider cast with extensive supporting turns.
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Norma Timadgee
Whhm
Fox
Joan Gilbert
Barbara Bedford
Ieetar
Larry Lemon
Bather Parker and Co
Soldherk Edwards
Allen
POLI
John Bewers
Mary Piskford
Paulus Frederick
Ethel Clayton
Goldwyn
Pall
Beatrice Jor
Pariis
David Smith
Poll
Oliver James Curwood
Empire
Realart
Dorothy
Huniaire Theatre
Gloriona Ag
John
Bareymoore
Winthrop Ames
Dadyt
Rachel Crothers
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Bureau of Standard
Preme Court” of Science
Strom
U. S. Department ‘of Commerce
BY John Goldstrom
Bureaus of Standards
Keere
Bankers’ Committee
Dr. Read
Santa Fé
Madison
Freman
Otter Coharre
Donners
Dally Schneider
Centro
Ava
Ava. Atternoo & Eves Tol
DAWE
Fannie Murat
Mise Gordor
Dora Trevideon
Gures
Dawe Theatre
Misiam Battista
Agocher
Vivienna Oxborne Waillam
Buster
Buster) Collier, Sr. Jor. Roche
James
Ji- Jing
Blanche Craig
Ora Jones
Edward Phillips
Muriel
Martin
Margaret Severn
Dancer
West End
State St
Qinton
Ay Mat
Brooklawn Ladies
Ernie Krickett
Band of
Newark
N. J
James Oliver Curwood
Flower
Henry B. Walthall
Pauline Stark
Stanley
Africa
George Walsh
Louise Lorraine
Lon Chaney
Constance Binney
Becky
David Belasco
Edward Lewis
Alice Brady
Dave ’S
D. W. Griffith
Vera Gordon
Dove Davison
Laz Puan Hee
Sua
Grenice Sheik
Stony
Furthrean
William Fox
John Dilbert
Desert
Chas
Marie Plake
Tocal
Mary Pickford
Ang
Paramount Park
South Ave
Sis Day
Ines A Swanson
Wallace Reid
Community Theatre
Fairfield
Poeay
Gio — 7
Earl Williams
Lucky Carson
Lilo
First Church of Christ
Vridgenert
William W. Porter
New York City
The
Mother Chursh
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Park Theatre
Main Street
Jens
Dan Ancing Pau
Weet Hilas
Eve
William Desmond
Rosemary Theby
Deorls
Dorie FA
Elin Glyn
Beryond the Rocks
Capitol Main St
Stratford Ave
Eva
Sydney Franklin
Snow Childers
Andrew Soutar
Teonorville
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