Corn Stalks Spur New Paper Factory Venture Ames
Iowa State College engineers led by Prof. O R R Sweeney demonstrate paper from corn stalks with high quality and potential for full industry use. Six tenths of a ton of paper can be made from a ton of stalks, producing valuable byproducts and adhesives. Iowa yields 26,900,000 to 88,000,000 tons of stalks yearly. U S total around several hundred million tons.
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Ames
Iowa State Colleges
O. RR
Sweeney
Prairie States
Corma
Towa
United States
Steveney
Ceeds
Wichita woman elected national auxiliary commander
Mrs Rex Tarrick of Wichita was elected commander of the Disabled American Veterans auxiliary at a recent Omaha convention. She served overseas as a Red Cross nurse during World War I.
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Rex Tarrick
Wichita
Kansas
Student sentences in manslaughter case in Shreveport
Julie George Wray Gill and Losala Shiversky, both law students, were sentenced in Shreveport after pleading guilty to manslaughter in connection with the death of Centenary College student Robert Read. Gill received seven years in prison and a fine. Shiversky faces similar terms.
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Shreveport
Julie George Wray Gill
Losala Shiversky
Robert Read
Centenary College
Building Upward Trend In City Construction
Charleston shows a slow but steady rise in building activity through the first half of the year, with June expenditures reaching over 80 thousand dollars. National figures indicate a broader uptick, led by the South, as permits and plans rise across major centers and tax policy effects fade.
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Charleston
City Bulldine
N.S Stark
Tall
Pune
Jame
SW. Strnus
Jaume
New York City
Tirgrtss Aparece
Ress Tn
Central
Regional gains tally across cities with varying percentages
The report lists outstanding gains by multiple cities across states and the Pacific coast region. Figures include Akron 116 percent, Asheville 28 percent, Chicago 22 percent, East Cleveland 4 percent, Kansas City 20 percent, Kingston 1 percent, Miami 222 percent, Pittsburgh 23 percent, Yonkers 85 percent, and others with percent changes ranging widely.
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States
Pacific Coast Region
Akron
Asheville
Chicago
Clas
East Cleveland
Kansas
Ivey West
Kingston MY
Taleland
Tmusville
Miami
Manifleta
Ohio
New Rochelle
Pittsburgh
St . May Vent
Washington
Chink Laundry Stops Amid War Code Turmoil
HONOLULUS July 25. The jaunty Waituka Hawaii laundry faces paralysis and a run on shirts as the Harrison war code sifts through. Chow Wing, the town’s only laundromat, is arrested by federal narcotics chief Manning amid protests. The village laments loss of clean shirts and hotel comforts.
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Honolulus
Waituka
Iglimo
Hawaii Territory
Vtc
Bueh
AL Manning
Towatl
Malu
Ftown
Debated French Debt Funding Move Headed to U.S.
Henry Janklin-Boulden, chair of the Prenen Foreign Relations Committee, was moved to lead the effort to bring to the United States a plan to fund money France owes this country.
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Henry Janklin-Boulden
Prenen Foreign Relations Committee
Tiebt
Equamisgien Soo
United States
France
Murder cases set for intermediate court trials
Albert St Clair and H Is Black face murder charges in an upcoming session of the intermediate court. Trials include Conley and MeCormick for killing William Wruler, and Hubert Wines and Arthur Fay for the roadside shooting of LH Jones and Whitlam Jones. Judge Black presides as Judge Tiadsen is away. Days to rest fill the docket amid multiple pending cases. Catherine serii Was sentenced to six days in the work house for police interference. Otta von Leencher and wife, both 86, seek divorce after 62 years of marriage. they plan to remain apart as reconciliation efforts continue.
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Albert St. Clair
Dude
H. Is. Black
Intermediate Court
Harless Coffman
Slasonville Rand
Tink
Coum
Lela
Dewey Graham
Blakeley
Penns Prite
Anagusc
Dive Conley
John MeCormick
William Wruler
Hubert Wines
Arthur Fay
LH. Jones
Whitlam Jones
Teck
Berlin
Otta von Leencher
Ife
Hinu von Laencher
Dresden
Relally
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Detroit
Kelly Springfield
Weaver Motor Car Co
Virginia ST
Henri Franklin Boul
Lad
Black
Ghentt
Arthur P. Tiadsen
Minge County
ST. Louis
Catherine Serii
Coe
Ikunces
Nesta Loyn
Rhorm
Gia “Chescent
Potterfield
Virginia
Capitol Streets
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Kanawha Furniture CO
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