New Sun Rays Bend Plants Toward Light Discovery by Smithsonian
Dr Earl Johnston of the Smithsonian reports two new sun rays blue and blue green can deactivate the plant growth substance, causing stems to bend toward light. The rays may stunt growth by breaking up the growth stimulant material, with potential global impact on plant life. Ongoing four year study on phototropism examined seedling responses to color, finding blue light induced the most bending.
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Associated Press
Washington
Smithsonian Taatitation
Earth
Smithsonian
Earl 8. Johnston
Johnston
Captain Bushy Tail Leads Squirrels Against Cat
A forest tale shows Captain Bushy Tail rallying a squad of squirrels to defend birds from a menacing cat. The brave squad urges unity, shouting commands to retreat the feline and protect the flock, while the birds scatter in fear.
Talks to Parents By Mrs. Brooks Peters Church
Wilsabeth, adopted at age 12, learns her origins when a former acquaintance reveals the truth. Despite loving adoptive parents who reassure her, the disclosure leaves a lasting scar and fear of losing their affection. The piece reflects on secrecy, belonging, and the impact on a child’s sense of security.
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Brooks Peters
Wilsabeth
Elizabeth
Bester
Missing Formula Trail Deepens in London Tale
Nicholas Trench and Sir William Avon leave a shared apartment after exchanging clues on a missing formula. A threatening voice warns Nick of murder if he fails to produce it. Nick, Molly O'Brien, and Jerry Mordaunt vow to recover the Sere and outpace Avon and the man who pursues the formula.
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Nicholas Trench
William Avon
Nicholas
Nick
Molly O'Brien
Jerry Mordaunt
Willam
Strand
Mr. Trench
Miss O'Brien
Hambridge
London
Chicago
Jerry
The
Milan
Molly
Jimmy Fox
The Stranger in London Confirms Osbourne Plot Ties
Mr Trench recounts to Sir William Orloff’s employer details of a Russian trading firm linked to Moscow, and his plan to recover the invention. Sir William warns against danger, agrees to supply factory keys and a note to Osborne’s farm contact, while Trench and companions prepare to investigate.
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Sir William
Matt
Peter Orloff
Moscow
Orloff
Orioff
Eight seek place of late Brandon
Eigh t applications for the probate judgeship of Tuscaloosa county, left vacant by the death of former Governor W W Branson, were before Governor B M Miller today. Brandon, finishing a term as Probate judge, was elected in November to another term beginning January 14, 1935. Names include Beverly P Head Archie Leland W H Raiford A G Williams Henry Mize S G Swan James Mayfield and Chester Walker all of Tuscaloosa with Mrs Mary Ward Collins of Tuscaloosa recommending her son Thomas B Ward. A legal dispute over term length may trigger a court case in January.
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Montgomery
Tuscaloosa County
W. W. Branson
B. M. Miller
Brandon
Beverly P. Head
Archie Leland
W. H. Raiford
A. G. Williams
Henry Mize
S. G. Swan
James Mayfield
Chester Walker
Tusacaloosa
Mary Ward Collins
Tuscaloosa
Thomas B. Ward
German Dutch team wins six day cycle race in Minneapolis
Fielding Vopel and Van Kempen edged ahead of Peden Audy and LePage by four points in a tied race on mileage and laps. The six day event concluded in Minneapolis with the German Dutch trio claiming victory over the Canadian team.
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Minneapolis
Fielding
Vopel
van Kempen
Peden
Audy
LePage
State Pardons Board Denies Clemency Plea for Doomed Mobile
Montgomery Dec 11 AP The State Pardon Board unanimously recommended execution for Otto George Mobile youth slated for Dec 21 while denying clemency. John Brandon and John Haynes joined in the denial. secretary Pete Jarman was ill and did not vote. Clemmency urged for Frank Porter and Willie Williams, both Mobile youths. Williams sought life term.
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Montgomery
State Pardon Board
Otto George
Mobile
John Brandon
John Haynes
Genera
George
Pete B. Jarman, Jr
Brandon
Haynes
Frank Porter
Willie Williams
Williams
Miller
Circus The Clown and Goofy News On Screen
The listing highlights Goofy News and Rythm On the Roof Web. Caravan shown with Charles Boyer Loretta Young and Jean Parker. Black Sheep cartoon. Friday and Saturday feature John Wayne in Trap Blazer. Plus Grandfather's Clock and The Flying Squadron.
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Charles Boyer
Loretta Young
Jean Parker
John Wayne
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