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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1930
Page
2
Dr Miller Reese Hutchison former Edison associate demonstrated the Moto Vita device in Oak in memory of Captain Frank Hawks. The instrument uses catalysis to improve fuel efficiency and reduce carbon monoxide emissions, claimed to save over a million dollars annually in fuel costs.
Limestone County cotton gins have nearly finished for the season with most cotton already gathered and ginned. Owners report machinery idle this week as harvest concludes in Athens Alabama.
Dr Hutchison described a compact thermo couple bridge device weighing about a pound and a half that fits on the motor. It records unburned gas percentage and guides air fuel adjustment. Captain Hawks planned a test flight to Memphis and the inventor’s son Jack, a transport pilot, had flown with it for months.
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Washington reports that building expert James S. Taylor of the Bureau of Standards says winter construction is feasible with twelve month schedules. He argues mental attitude is the main hurdle and asserts winter work can save owners money and support employment.
From relief usherette in a Los Angeles theater to a movie actress, Marjorie Beebe rose from small bits to a featured perception. Her first feature flopped and her contract ended, but she found work at Mack Sennett's studio and became a noted comedienne.
In late August Bob and his wife Fanny reenact life at Cloughbarre after his return from war. A tense scene unfolds as Bob plans to take over his late father’s business while Fanny navigates family ties, a store, and promises of a long walk for conversation amid changing personal dynamics.
A wounded, hopeful confession unfolds as Bob admits a craving to disappear with Fanny. He hints at a fortune, a rogue friend, and a move from Europe toward Africa and beyond. Fanny remains loyal as snobbish relatives threaten, leaving an uncertain future.
Convicted slayer Ralph James of Detroit confessed to killing 15 year old Alice Collier, a Detroit high school girl. He was sentenced to life imprisonment less than 20 hours after his arrest.
The three Athens banks published statements this week showing a slight decrease in deposits amid a reportedly low mood in the area. Des. 2. Athens, Ala.
Davis faces questions on campaign funds in Washington while Folsom Prison inmate Bil lings mentions no expected pardon. Supreme Court denies Indren ap grate plea. Dr Hutcheson demonstrates CO2 removal from car exhaust in New York. Senate begins deferment of world court protocol. Kidnapping case at home of guardians in New York. Bandit robs bank in Braham Oklahoma kidnaps two possemen. Hoover calls for science to foster youth health. Fire destroys John Robinson circus barn in Peru Indiana. Bahamas report safe Mrs Keith Miller. Syrtov expelled from Soviet central committee in Moscow. Bennett attacks empire trade preference plan in London.
In deposits but showed capital and surplus unimpaired and a good amount of undivided profits for the year in each case. The report highlights stable financial health with solid reserves and earnings supporting continued operations.
Washington reports the world court issue remains unresolved as senators debate timing. Supporters push for definite postponement while opponents seek immediate action. President Hoover plans to submit the matter soon amid ongoing Senate deliberations.
Read the Decatur classifieds for Christmas gift ideas and selections. The feature highlights seasonal bargains, gift options, and practical suggestions for shoppers seeking festive presents.
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