South Discovers New Money Crop For Farm Relief
Atlanta reports a new Georgia driven paper pulp breakthrough by Dr. Charles Herty using Georgia pines to make newsprint. The development could boost southern prosperity, reduce foreign imports, and spur a $5 million factory investment, with pine pulp showing faster growth and lower transport costs than spruce.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Charles H. Herty
South
United
Canada
Herty
America
Georgia -Pines
Berty
Savannah
Dr. Herty
Georgina
Aize
Charles Herty
South Georgia
Posstai
Strom
North
John Sindler
Pulp and Paper of Canada
Boy
Artificial Blood Aims to Replace Transfusion In Vienna
In Vienna on December 17 a chemical solution of all salts in human blood without albumen is tested by Prof. E Weichard and used by surgeon Prof. J G Knosiack. Sixty two patients needing transfusions received the artificial blood with excellent healing and even better results. The solution closely resembles real blood and is claimed to act effectively. It shows promise in cancer cases as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
E. Weichard
J. G. Knosiack
Vienna Surgical Clinic
Berlin to Build Vast Stadia for Olympics
Berlin plans for the 1936 games advance after Chancellor Hitler approves government help and inspects data. The Olympic stadium will be enlarged to seat at least 100000, with Gruenwalde facilities expanded for mass physical exercises beyond the games. Police today note continued improvement of sport venues in Berlin and nearby complexes.
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Berlin
German Olympic Committee
Adolph Hitler
Gruenewall
Derryster
Propellerless plane experiments spark aviation advance
London reports experiments aim to rotate wings like paddles for propulsion. National Physical Laboratory researchers, supported by the aeronautical research committee, plan full-scale trials. Dr Rohrbach’s wing-rotor design could enable vertical takeoff and backward flight, with safe descent even if engines stall.
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London
National Physical Laboratory
Teddington
Aeronautical Research Committee
Rohrbach
W. 8
Shackleton
Dublin
Irish Free State
Radio Highlights Celebrate Swedish Scientist’s Birth Centennial
New York reports a suite of holiday broadcasts honoring the Swedish scientist whose work sparked the Nobel prizes. Dave, Tibbett, Crooks, and university choirs join a night of programs across NBC and CBS networks, with performances and lectures from 5 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. the next day.
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Radio Guild
Wiz-Whc
Mills Brothers
Bing Crosby
CBS
Los Angeles
WEAP
NBC
Lady Neather
Martcel Hoduga
U. S
Han
Vera van
Edwin G. Hi
Lulu McConnell
Aberyman
Wiz-Nbc
Frances ‘Alda
Roxy
His
New York
Dave
WJZ
Secretary of Commerce
Ieries
WSZ
Law
Tones Tibbett
Richard Crooks
University of South Carolina Glee Club
Maurice Mattegon
Wabc-Cbs
Broadway
Fourth Floor Lamps and Draperies Christmas Sale
New shipment features sturdy pottery base lamps in white black rust green yellow with parchment shades. All white lamp styles available. Draperies in chiniz linen and damask classic designs fully lined in rich colors. Lamps from 3.95 and draperies from 6.95 per pair up to 10.95.
Aristex Towels and Turknit Bath Sets Offered
Imported towel and bath sets feature Aristex towels 24 by 46 in heavy chenille-green or bright colors with an arrowpoint border. Towels priced at 2.50, washcloths 0.50, six Turknit wash cloths in assorted colors wrapped in cellophane. Bathroom ensembles include one mat and lid cover in varied weights and patterns, gift wrapped in celaphane. Prices given in cents or dollars.
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Czecho-Slovakia
Asteage Weddle
Aristex
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Nati Bank
Dial
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Theodore Wess
Neco
Lee and
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Appenzella
Kenwood
Boll
Op House Paint
Yer Gal
Arter Paint & Glass Co
Hale St
Cork Board
Capital City Supply Co
Railway Express
Railway Express Agency
Glass
China
Timasaving
Virginia
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