Gasoline future and conservation urged by oil expert
R L Welch of the American Petroleum Institute warns 5000 Society of Automotive Engineers members that motor gasoline likely remains the main fuel, but supply will be tight. He urges engine design to stretch fuel, use heavier fuels like kerosene or gas oil, and greater government industry cooperation to boost refining, efficiency, and per car crude availability from 50 to 40 barrels by 1920s.
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R. L. Welch
American Petroleum Institute
Society of Automotive Engineers
United States
Standard Group
Standard
Roberts Wins Nomination in Tennessee Primaries
Nashville Tenn Aug 6 Returns from yesterday's primaries show Albert H RobertsRenominated Democratic candidate for governor over W R Crabtree by about 20 000 to 25 000 majority Alf Taylor appears winner of Republican gubernatorial nomination over Jess M Littleton R Evans and J Q Eaton
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Nashville
Tenn
Albert H. Roberts
W. R. Crabtree
Alf Taylor
Jess M. Littleton
R. Evans
J. Q. Eaton
First Creditors Meeting in Pirozzoli Case to be Held
The first meeting of creditors in the cases of Pirozzoli, et al., before Referee John E. Keough, is set for this afternoon at 2 o'clock. The discharge recommendation in Frank Santora’s Stamford case was issued after the hearing with no appearances. The judge and court comments include a humorous note about Reds haircuts and anesthesia.
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Pirozzoli
Et Als
L. Reback
Charles Grimwood
John E. Keough
Frank Santora
Stamford
Building Delays Plague U S Amid Material Surplus
The United States lags in construction due to high costs and transport bottlenecks despite abundant raw materials. Reports from the Geological Survey show a housing shortage with estimates ranging from 459,000 to over 1.9 million homes, while plant capacities in lumber, brick, cement, and steel could meet demand if labor and transport align. Future price declines unlikely. credit restraints and freight priorities emerge as pivotal factors.
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United States
United States Geological Survey
Geological Survey
United States Forest Service
Althugh
Man Dies in Gas Poisoning After Wife Vanishes
Andrew Court, 27, of 760 Broad Street, was found dead by his landlord at 6 AM in a rooming house. He sat beside a disconnected gas stove, believed dead for some time. Court had recently separated from Edith, who left on Wednesday noon. he leaves a mother and brothers in Norwalk. Medical Examiner Garlick investigated.
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Edith
Andrew Court
Broad Street
Court
Jenkins Valve Company
Main Street
McCreary
Norwalk
Garlick
Believes Pascal Is a Wanted Man in Kidnapping Case
Philadelphia reports authorities renewed efforts to locate missing baby Coughlin and link Augusto Pascal to the $12,000 ransom, kidnapping, and crank letters. Postal inspectors say Pascal went to Exy Harbor New Jersey to collect $10,000 from Mr. Coughlin and claims he was hired by a woman to fetch the money. Pascal denies kidnapping knowledge, but officials suspect the woman is the kidnapper and the child is unharmed in her custody.
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Augusto Pascal
Egg Hanbor
N. J
George Coughlin
Baby Coughlin
Pascal
Exy Harbor
George A. Leonard
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