Goodrich Reveals Domestic Synthetic Rubber Breakthrough
John L. Collyer announces to industrialists and scientists that B F Goodrich has developed a synthetic rubber named Symetipot using a new process involving petroleum derivatives. The plant will produce several tons daily, with potential to reduce reliance on natural rubber, as confirmed by Doctor J Semon and industry experts.
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New York
B. F. Goodrich Company
John L. Collyer
Mi Ry
Symetipot
Collyer
Waldo L. Semon
J. Semon
Brett
United States
Goodrich
Anid Collyer
America
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War Writings on Peruvians Reach White Village
Reports describe distant conflict as the world war news travels through remote areas. A mountainous region near Peru is noted as a host colony while local authorities seek contact with distant authorities amid wartime headlines.
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Department of Bader de Filey Saharday
Peru
War era uses for natural gas piqued in Texas talks
Elmer F. Behmldt of Lone Star Gas and other experts told a gathering that natural gas could supply synthetic rubber from its elements, acetylene, and other chemical products for wartime needs. They cited processes to produce alcohols, formaldehydes, organics, and even dynamite from gas, plus high quality aviation gasoline and distillates from gas wells.
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Natural Xa
Elmer F. Behmidt
Lone Star Gas Company
Natural
American Gas Association
Natural Gas of
Texas
Schmidt
United States
Southwouth
G. Eglott
Universal Oil Products Company
Dee BP Scher
University of Texas
H. B. Hass
Purdue University
Winter Weather Fails to Halt Boll Weevil Spread in Cotton Belt
An analysis of January’s deep cold shows little effect on boll weevil survival and spread in the cotton belt. Spring warmth and wet conditions drive infestations, while hibernating weevils resist cold. integrated timing of caljeium arsenate and sulfur used together best controls both boll weevils and flea hoppers for protecting yields.
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North America
Central
South America
Joold
Will Rogers Scholarships Open at UT APL Fund Named
Austin reports the Will Rogers Memorial Scholarship at the University of Texas will open applications next year. The fund, named for humorist Will Rogers, expects interest above 1,000 dollars with about 800 dollars awarded annually. Applications must be submitted today for review by the university committee.
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Austin
University of Texas
Rougers
Lueadayy
James
Sriven
Crow Funy
Rue
Dean Moore
University Ofleiate
Wm, Jones
Houston
Fate Mn
Foye Worsh
Gruyton
Fynyfrie
Gilicents Maret
Educay
Construction in Hamilton Builds New Post Office and Gymnasium
In Hamilton June 22 work continues on a new post office and a new gymnasium. The gymnasium, built of native stone, nears completion and should be ready for school opening in September. The post office, in early stages, will be stuccoed and include a recreation room in the basement.
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Hamilton
Uider Contruction
Atone
Sartenders Sell Liquor and Wife Wins Damages
A damaged clippings item reports a legal case where a husband faced warnings and a wife obtained damages of 41000 after a liquor sale incident. The text is garbled but indicates civil action resulting in a monetary award.
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