Plan to recover gasoline via better still vapor condensation
The Bureau of Mines proposed boosting gasoline output by 126 million gallons by more complete condensation of still vapors in refineries. A study of 13 refineries found an average recovery of four tenths of a barrel per crude charged, with potential gains especially in Oklahoma, North Texas and Louisiana plants. Construction costs ≈15 dollars per daily gallon capacity, with higher losses possible in less efficient, water-scarce plants.
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Washington
Pasoline
Bureau of Mines
D. B. Frow
Bureau
Wir Dow
A & Sgt
Oklahoma
Texas
Louisiana
Sureau of Mines
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountains
California
Venerable Randolph Citizen Dies at 92
W. G. Frazier aged 92 died at his Randolph County home Saturday evening. Funeral services were held at Ebenezer Friends Church in Springfield at 4 o clock yesterday conducted by Miss Clara Cox. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Survived by son J C C Frazier of Randolph County two daughters Emma Frazier of Randolph County and Mrs R W Edwards of Guilford College one brother Franklin Frazier of Randolph County and one sister Mrs Mariam Carter of Kansas City.
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W. G. Frazier
Randolph County
Friends Church
Ebenever
Clara Cox
Frazier
High Point
Springfield
J. C C. Frazier
Emma Frazier
R. W. Edwards
Guilford College
Franklin Frazier
Mariam Carter
Kan- Daa Os
Mrs Baity Dies in Statesville at 84
Mrs Jane Baity aged 84 died at her son W T R Baity's home on Race street. Funeral services were held Saturday at Helly Spriones church. She was the widow of G A Baity of Iredell county and is survived by her only son W J Baily, the last of a family of eleven children.
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Baity
Statesville
Jane Baity
W. T. R Baity
Race Street
Helly Spriones Church
G. A. Baity
Iredell County
W. J. Baily
Common Sense Health Advice on Apoplexy and Stroke
This article explains apoplexy or stroke causes symptoms and risk factors such as hardening arteries and alcohol use. It describes sudden onset, paralysis on one side, facial effects, and breathing changes, along with initial treatment like reclining the patient, cooling the head, and elevating the shoulders. It notes long recovery and mentions trephining as a surgical option of the era.
Officers Assigned to Greensboro Post Reserve Corps Duty
The United States Army assigns regular army officers to the Reserve Corps at Greensboro and Raleigh. Captain George P. Seneff joins the S322nd Infantry at Greensboro Headquarters while Major Pascual Lopes moves to the 321st Infantry at Raleigh. The officers will serve in executive roles and reserve officers are urged to consult them on service matters. Associations of reserve corps officers form nationwide to maintain contact and readiness for emergencies. The Birmingham Bar Association votes 64 to 46 to continue its fight against the Ku Klux Klan after a lengthy meeting.
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Reserve Corps
United States Army
Regular Army
S322nd Infantry
Greensboro
George P. Seneff
321St Infantry
Raleigh
Pascual Lopes
K. Kk
Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham Bar Association
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Wine Bureau
the Hoover
N. C. Public Service CO
Randolph
Ww. G. Frazer
William Fox
Shirley Mason
Queenie
Wilbur Finley Fanley
Howard M. Mitchell
Yagemasa
Sania Ememanr
Cme
Orpheum Theater
Bruce
Lewis Stone
Jane Novak
Wallace Beery
Robert Gordon
Eugenie Besserer
Mildred June
Jerome Storm
Wefelefereseyereesesen
Enterprise
the Spot Grocery Co
U. S
S. Marin St
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