Chemurgy Begins Charting New Farm Prosperity Path
The chemurgy movement turns science into farm wealth by converting crops like corn cotton and soybeans into fuels fibers and plastics. Iowa corn plants could fuel motors. Mississippi cotton could build roads and products. casein from skim milk could spin into synthetic wool.
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NEA Service
Chemurgic
Mississippi
Congress
Wisconsin
Iowa
Chemurgy
United States
Dearboarn
Mich
National Farm Chemurgic Council
Columbus
Luffkin
Tex
Gulf Coast
Pisgah Forest
N. C
Atchison, Kan
Laurel
Miss
Chemurete City
Henry E. Barnard
Karl T. Compton
Robert A. Millikan
William J. Hale
Louis J. Taber
National Grange
Wheeler Meey
Farm Journal
Michigan Chemical Company
Hale
Guilford County Realty Transfers in Multiple Townships
Guilford County real estate records show transfers in High Point Morehead Deep River Gilmer Rock Creek Jamestown and associated townships. Files list Clarence O Gordon and wife to Myrtle Griffin Leroy Hayes to E G Watkins and wife Hages H Clodfelter to Clint McKnight and wife Francis Smith to Lester Cobb and wife W F Ross to J A Doggett I L Stack to B H Stack and wife Harry W Schiffman to C L Murray A A Rogers to Alven Stone Johnson Harold M Johnson to W M Jones C B Gamble to William B Butler Winnie H Coffey to A B Coffey Harvey White to C A Frick and wife with various tracts including Sykes Avenue Westdale Street and College Park subdivision.
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High Point
Clarence O. Gordon
Myrtle Griffin
High Point Development Company
Leroy Hayes
E. G. Watkins
Washington Terrace
Hages H. Clodfelter
Clint McKnight
Onak Hill Park
Rock Creek
Francis Smith
Lester Cobb
Jacob Smith
Jamestown
W. F. Ross
J. A. Doggett
Sedgefield
Deep River
I. L
L. Murray
College Park
A. A. Rogers
Alven Stone Johnson
Sykes Avenue
Harold M. Johnson
W. M. Jones
Morehead Township
C. B. Gamble
William B. Butler
Cc. E. McLean
Winnie H. Coffey
A. B. Coffey
Kersey Street
Harvey White
C. A. Frick
Westdale Street
Punch and Judy Return at New York World's Fair 1939
Famed English puppets Punch and Judy are revived for the New York World's Fair of 1939. The seaside comedy act will entertain visitors with familiar antics and classic skits.
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New York
Punch and Judy
Does Your Breath Broadcast Wear False Teeth
An advertisement touts a denture cleaner that removes stains tarnish and deposits and freshens breath. It claims Polident powder mixed with water cleans purifies like magic and leaves plates feeling and looking better. Cost is 30 cents with a money back guarantee.
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Jnew
Next How Chemurgy Builds a Whole New Industry
A report on chemurgy outlining how scientists and entrepreneurs mobilize farm crops into industrial products. It explains the shift from traditional farming to a coordinated program linking research, manufacturing, and markets to create an emerging sector.
Stranger Robbery At Filling Station In Rochester
In Rochester a bandit with a bulge in his coat pocket seemed armed and forced operator Arthur Peters to surrender a roll of $50 in small bills. The thief handed back $1 and fled with the rest.
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Rochester
N. Y
Arthur Peters
Train stowaway chills with spoiled cargo in Richmond
A man hopped a ride on a refrigerator car in Richmond Indiana. He adjusted the temperature causing food spoilage. He was removed from the train and fined three dollars plus costs for trespass.
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Richmond
Ind
Woeful False Robbery Causes Police Scrutiny
In Ogden Utah five officers in three patrol cars responded after a woman reported a service station robbery. Chief Dewey Hawkins said escape would have been impossible, only to learn the supposed robber was a friend showing a new gun to the attendant.
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Ogden
Utah
Dewey Hawkins
Penny in a Child’s Throat Brought Quick Medical Aid
In Wichita Kansas 3 year old Jean Erwin refused ice cream prompting a doctor visit. X rays confirmed a penny lodged in her throat and she was promptly taken to the hospital for removal.
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Wichita
Kas
Jean Erwin
Jean
American Mother for 19389 Named in New York
The Golden Rule Foundation selects Mrs. Elias Compton of Wooster Ohio as The American Mother for 19389 Representing the best there is in womanhood Her four children include Karl Taylor Compton president of MIT Arthur Holly Compton Nobel physicist Wilson Martindale Compton lawyer and economist and Mrs C Herbert Rice missionary wife of the Christian College Allahabad principal
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New York
The
Golden Rule Foundation
Elias Compton
Wooster, O
Compton
Ohio
Wooster College
Karl Taylor Compton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Arthur Holly Compton
University of Chicago
Wilson Martindale Compton
National Lumber Manufacturers Association
C. Herbert Rice
Christian College
Allahabad
India
Two Lovers Plan Ongoing Journey After 61 Years
James M. Braschler, 79, seeks a license to wed Anna Holloman, 74, in Chicago. The couple, longtime companions since attending the same school in 1878, have each been married twice and now intend to travel life’s road together.
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Chicago
James M. Braschler
Anna Holloman
Braschler
Hall Dedicated in Chapel Hill Town Hall Opening
A new $40 000 town hall was dedicated in Chapel Hill last night. L T Hansen of the WPA presented the building to the town government and Mayor John Foushee accepted it. Speakers included Dr R B House administrative dean of the University of North Carolina Mayor Will Carr of Durham and Dr Archibald Henderson of the university.
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Chapel Hill
L. T. Hansen
WPA
John Foushee
R. B. House
University of North Carolina
Will Carr
Durham
Archibald Henderson
University
Brooder House Fire Destroys 2500 Chicks in Wilkes County
Fire destroyed a two story brooder house housing 2,500 chicks at James Pennell home near North Wilkesboro. Pennell estimates the loss at more than $1,000.
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North Wilkesboro
James Pennell
Pennell
Equipment Stolen From Le-noir Rhyne College Science Building
President P. E. Monroe reports about $1,000 in equipment stolen from the college science building. Earlier thefts included $500 worth of microscopes two weeks earlier. A similar amount was taken during Easter holidays.
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Hickory
P. E. Monroe
Lenoir-Rhyne College
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Nistri
Charles H. Herty
Savannah
Dearborn
National Farm Chemurgie Council
Old Chemical Foundation
Alsost
Francis P. Garvan
Michigan State College
University of Illinois
Peoria
Philadelphaa
New Orleans
San Francisco
Good Housekeeping Bureau
Aga D
Alco-Lin
Colonial Club
Ier
Shampona
Ring Drug CO
Wachovia Bank
Guilford County Realty
Artain
Priscilla
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