Huge Omaha Alcohol Plant To Produce 17.5 Million Gallons Year
An Omaha facility to start in October will yield 17.5 million gallons of alcohol annually for synthetic rubber, built at about 3 million dollars. It will also produce 60 000 tons of high protein feed for cattle and poultry, using corn wheat and barley malt. The project aims to legitimize chemurgy under Rubber Director William M Jeffers with Washington backing.
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Omaha
Neb
William M. Jeffers
Washington
Chemurgists
British aviation chief puzzle and war plant plans
British aviation chief outlines wartime plans for a government financed plant to continue after the war. The facility will produce alcohol for synthetic rubber and plastics and by product dry ice from fermentation. Grain capacity and daily throughput of 20 000 bushels with 125 tons of dry ice expected.
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Ings
Neb
Leo Christensen
Omaha
Defensa Plant Corporation
George Johnson
Alvin Johnson
Prisons Double War Bond Quotas See U S Drive Rise
U S prisons are doubling quotas for the Third War Loan. Treasury reports 41 of 130 institutions exceeded goals, with examples from Detroit House of Correction and state facilities in Raleigh Charlestown Pittsburgh Thomaston and Pendleton. Women’s reformatories in Rockwell City Rutland report smaller sales.
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Washington
Treasury
Detroit
Pennsylvania State Prison
Graterford
Mrs Ella King Questions First Justice Post, Verplanck N Y
UNDECIDED VERPLANCK N Y Mrs Ella A King, long time postmistress, faces a $1500 year job as town justice of the peace offered by the board. Friends and public support weigh as she contemplates giving up letters and stamps to hand out justice and maintain her widespread friendships.
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Verplanck
N. Y
Ella A. King
Hudson River
Legion
L K hailed as best investment by Mr Moore in North Carolina
North Carolina residents praise Dr. Foster's L K for rapid relief from nervous indigestion and muscular pains. Brockley Moore of High Point says the remedy restored his strength, appetite, and nerves after years of distress and gas. He urges demand for genuine Dr. Foster's L K at 97 cents.
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North Carolina
Foster
L-K
G. A. Foster
Brockley Moore
South St
High Point
N. C
Dr. Foster
WOMAN S DAY SCHEDULES AND CHURCH EVENTS
A Sunday schedule includes a special sermon at St Stephen s A M E Zion on September 26 for Women s Day and a Candle Light march in the afternoon. Jubilee Kings quartet from Winston Salem to sing at St Matthew s CME tonight at 8. Girl Reserve rally planned at William Penn High on September 29 during morning activity. House of Prayer hosts Gospel Band from Greensboro versus High Point band tonight. Private notes: Pvt Barney Humphrey returns to Fort Huachuca after visiting his mother in town and Mrs Ethel Lee James returns from Camp Breckenridge with Sgt Perry James.
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St. Stephen's A.M.E. Zion
Jubilee Kings
Jubilee Kings Quartet
Winston-Salem
St. Mathew's C.M E
Wm. Penn High School
R. G. Mason
A. L. Jones
FE. W. Bouldin
Fairview Street School
Mary Blackburn
House OF Prayer
Greensboro
High Point Band
Barney Humphrey
Fort Hauchuca
Inez Humphrey
Taylor Street
Ethel Lee James
Camp Breckenridge
Kentucky
Sgt
Perry James
Marines shed weight in Camp Lejeune preseason drills
Camp Lejeune Marines trimmed 363 pounds in pre season practice. Coach Marvin Bell noted the line teams shed an average 9.1 pounds, with backs down 5.8 pounds, as players adjusted for the upcoming season.
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Camp Lejeune
New River
Camp Lejenune Marines
Marvin Bell
Huskies Face Shortage Of Competition
Seattle September 24 Washington's football team faces an unusual season as Pacific Coast Conference northern division foes Washington State Oregon State Idaho withdraw from play due to wartime manpower. Only Whitman March Field and Spokane service teams remain, leaving Washington as the sole northern survivor with a potential Rose Bowl path if it sustains the season. Coach Ralph Welch hopes navy and marine players can be flown south for a playoff if needed under the 48 hour absence rule.
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Seattle
Washington
Huskies
Washington State
Oregon State
Idaho
Oregon
Montana
Whitman
March Field
Spokane Service Command
Ralph
Pest) Welch
Navy
Marine
Victory at St. Joseph as workers end shutdown
In St. Joseph Missouri a packing plant closed after 500 employees walked out in protest of one worker refusing to buy war bonds on religious grounds. CLO union head Charles Ingersol says the employee refused to purchase bonds. the worker agreed to resign and the rest returned to work.
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Victory ST. Josep
Charles Ingersol
CLO
Clemson Team Is Practically A New Outfit
Clemson opens 1943 football season against Presbyterian with a largely new lineup led by Marion Butler at tailback. Backfield also includes Bill Rogers, Jim Whitmire, and Bill Rutledge with an average weight around 170 pounds. The war‑time squad features players under draft age and a few 4Fs as Clemson starts its 48th season. Presbyterian was once a 13 to 0 scalp in a prior wartime schedule.
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Clemson
Presbyterian College
Tigers
Marion
Butch) Butler
Bill Rogers
Blackville
Jim Whitmire
Griffin Ga
Bill Rutledge
Charlotte
Les
Presbyterian
Akron Considers Rat Eradication Drive
Akron authorities plan a rat eradication drive citing city population over 250000 and annual feeding costs exceeding 500000 dollars. George W. Dyar, a rat control specialist, presented the figures and supported the initiative.
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Akron
George W. Dyar
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