New Lubricant Film Found Inside Metal At High Speed
New York reports a jelly like colloid producing a self renewing oil film from metal itself. Engineers Parish and Cammen claim the film forms instantly as shaft spins at 18 000 rpm, resisting wipe off and offering reduced wear and higher power. The discovery, announced to the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, could speed up automobiles and machinery.
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Conferees Debate TaxBill And Economy Measures
The Senate faces a busy agenda as conferees press on with the tax bill amid administration calls for revised estimates. Leaders hope to adjourn before the convention as payments and salaries face a ten percent cut and funding measures loom. Senate action targets include unemployment relief, currency expansion, and an economy program amendment granting the President temporary power to suspend or scale government activities.
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Do You Inhale The Lucky Strike Question
The cigarette trade protests a public question about inhaling, calling it sacrosanct. Lucky Strike asserts its purifying process removes impurities, claiming more than 20,000 physicians found Luckies less irritating to the throat than other cigarettes.
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Economy program delayed for study after Norris suggestion
Senator Norris of Nebraska urged extending the consideration period for the economy program to allow more time to study its provisions. He highlighted a 10 percent pay cut for civilian government employees as a key element requiring careful review.
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German crisis looms as Reichstag May be dissolved
Von Schleicher and Papen era politics described as converging to dissolve the Reichstag. Centrists and Bavarian Peoples Party leaders plan to oppose the new ministry boosting opposition votes. A presidential cabinet is formed with Papen as chancellor and Schleicher as defense chief amid uncertainty about ruling majority.
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Two County Church Group Meets Here
Representatives of Taylor and Preston counties councils of religious education met in Grafton Baptist church on Wednesday to plan stimulation of interest in church work. They discussed forming a unified council to improve school work, enlist pastors and lay workers, and develop cooperative training, surveys, and campaigns across both counties.
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Roosevelt's 20 Years in Politics Underlie His Presidency
Albany dispatch notes Franklin D. Roosevelt, New York governor, as the Democratic frontrunner at Chicago, built on two decades in Democratic service. The profile traces his rise from New York State Senate bid to 1932 nominating strength, highlights his 1921 polio setback, Smith alliance, and early campaign momentum toward the presidential race.
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Bill Aims to Expand Money Supply in Senate Plan
Washington June 2 The Senate Banking Committee approved a measure to expand currency by about 1 1 000 000 000 and to base money on all U S bonds for five years This Glass substitute for the Goldsborough bill would allow national banks to expand circulation to 1 108 000 000 by using government bond holdings The plan argues for diffusive inflation versus central bank control and faces opposition from Federal Reserve Board Governor Meyer with key figures including Senator Glass Senator Norbeck Representative Goldsborough and Governor Meyer referenced.
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Prohibitionists vow relentless fight at conventions
Washington June 2 organized prohibitionists said they would wage no compromise battle at the forthcoming national political conventions. The national probe board of strategy called upon friends to oppose any party or candidate seeking to weaken liquor laws, asserting this is the time to fight.
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