Third eye enables sight in darkness via infrared ultraviolet tube
Howard W. Blakeslee reports a new device by Dr V K Zworykin and Dr George A Morton that acts as an optical tube with a cesium coated lens and artificial retina. It converts unseen infrared and ultraviolet rays into visible greenish black and white on a frosted screen, allowing sight in darkness.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Louis
Jan
Noe
American Association For the Advancement of Science
V. K. Zworykin
George A. Morton
Radio Corporation of America Laboratories
Fractured Arm Reported From Athens Alabama Scene
From fractured arm recovery update in Athens Alabama Jax. Special M. W wife of a local.
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Athens
Ala
M. W
Quicker Relief From Headache STANBACK Ad
STANBACK acts fast and soothes the meanest headaches in minutes. A balanced prescription eases neuralgia aching joints muscles and periodic pains. Now sealed in a cellophane jacket for freshness and purity.
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Stanback
Nature
Near Capture Spurs Hunt For No 1 Criminal
A chaotic notice lists multiple family members living on North Francisco Avenue Chicago and notes past incarcerations including state reformatories in Hutchinson Kansas and Lansing Kansas. Details reference burglary charges larceny auto and safe blowing with dates toward 1920s 1930s.
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Raynong Hadley
Kansas City
Hartselle Community News Highlights A Year End Social
Hartselle reports a New Year’s Eve watch service at First Methodist Church with sermons by Rev. J. H. Chitwood and a post service recreation. the annual charity Christmas tree led by L. O. Waldsmith distributed 100 bags to children and mothers. The paper also notes a January meeting of strawberry growers at City Hall to plan crate purchases and berry marketing, plus numerous local social visits and travel.
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Methodist Church
van Pattilio
Coy Stephenson
Josephine Puckett
Luther Roberts
Annie Ruth Waldsmith
First Methodist Church
J. H. Chitwood
L. O. Waldsmith
Hartselle
Magaline Richard
Opal Atkinson
Hartsellé
Earl Bradley
Birmingham
Stover
W.H. Brown
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Mr. Brown
William Huie
R. W. Puckett
Billy Warren Payne
Jeff Weaver
Decatur
J. H.chitwood
Kagawa
E. H. Sharpley
Baugh’s Infirmary
Dick White
Main Street
Mabel Freeman
Florence
Eva B. Freeman
John Liles
George Stephenson
Brown Service Insurance Company
John Cooper
C. H., Johnson
Cecil Johnson
Lake City
Bill Stone
D. W. McNeil
Johnny Gibbs
Hanceville
Hal Orr
Mildred Chitwood
James Hardwick
Topeka
Kansas
J. E. Hardwick
Janie Mae Bean
Yolande
G. W. Peck
Florette
Mary Grace
Martha Ann Orr
Cullman
Sarah Hardwick
J . Irwin Quinn
CCC
Mississippi
Inez Sharpe
A. E. Nix
R. G. Sherrill
Robert
Lakeland
Fila
Ralph Nance
Mobile
J. L. Thomas
Charlie
Road Patrol Job Clarified in Alabama Liquor Debate
Governor Bibb Graves clarified his stance after a delegation from the Alabama Temperance Alliance urged stricter liquor enforcement and a halt to state referendums. He said the highway patrol funds enforce laws on alcohol and traffic, while opponents demanded officers close road houses that sell prohibited liquors. The Alabama Baptist and WGTU leaders joined the delegation, which included H. L. Anderton of Birmingham.
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Montgomery
Ala
Bibb Graves
Alabama Temperance Alliance
H. L. Anderton
Birmingham
Alliance
Highway Patrol
L. L. Gwaltney
Alabama Baptist State Convention
Alabama
Fire at Joanna Home for the Aged Kills Two, Burns Thirteen
Two men died and thirteen others were hospitalized after a blaze partially wrecked the Joanna home for the aged in Cleveland last night. Firemen and neighbors rescued the aged residents. Most victims had been placed there by county or state relief administrations. Investigations were conducted.
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Cleveland, O
Joanna
Advertising gains in New York in November rise
Advertising gain in November was the largest for the first eleven months of the year compared with 1934, according to Printer's Ink advertising index.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Printer's Ink
Missionaries in Danger Besieged City of Chinkiang
Thirty missionaries trapped in Chinkiang western Hunan as Communist forces besiege the city and cut off all lines of relief, a report to the United States embassy said.
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Nanking
China
Chinkiang
Hunan
United States
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Great Northern
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John Karpia
North Francisco Avenue
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Illinois
Emily Newbold
Clare) Venute
Eieter
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Mein Korpis
Hutchinson
Division OF Investigation
U. 8
Department OF Justice
Washington, D. C
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Raymond Wadley
George Baller
Alvin Korpts
Earl Peel
George Dumm
R. E. Hamilton
Ray Hunter
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Ae George Haller
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Okmulgee
R. A. Korpis
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Homer Fanning
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Mary Gardner Peck
Priceville
Gladys Speake
Messrs
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Donald Kyle
F. M. Speake
John Lee Burch
James Howell Stephenson
Kay
Pete Wilder
Hughenn
Ewing Wilson
Tuko
Miss
TVA
Doyle Larkin
Dickson
Larkin
Clara Boyce
Will Howard Thompson
Iuka
W. C. Thompson
James Jones
Anniston
Janie Hardwick
Coleman Berry
Mary Ann
E. B. Hargrove
Elmer Freeman
Tuscaloosa
Coy Summerford
J. R. Stone
Frances Lee
Memphis
Alabama College
Montevallo
Bos
J. H
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Mahe le Ce Ana
J. B. Lin
Danville
G. H. McCherton
J. W. Dunaway
Somerville
W. G. Johnston
D. H. Dean
Feigerson Trinity
Cardinal Food
J. E. Chappell
J. E. Lee
C. C. Dobb
S. M. Morrow
Pointer
Harlow Grocery Co
Golden Gate
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Linda Lou
Maduro
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