Mercury and gold trade potshot in war economy plea
A column laments gold hoarding and depleted strategic metals, urging faster sales of U S gold to buy Mexican mercury and South American materials. It argues Mexico needs dollars to buy American goods, while the United States would gain vital materials and strengthen currency, potentially boosting global trade. The piece cites Gold reserves, defense stocks, and Treasury actions as key factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United ‘States
Mexico
United State
Japan
Germany
Fort Knox
United States
South America
Metals Reserve Co
Defense Supply Corporation
Treasury
Disturbing claims of strategic material buys global scope
The passage alleges Mexican mercury Brazilian industrial materials and platinum being bought by Japanese agents amid South and Central America. It hints at outbidding and outguessing by Japanese interests to secure vast supplies for the United States, suggesting trans shipments and large storage at key facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Yests
United States
Modern science giant cyclotron at Berkeley eyed as power unlocker
Ernest Orlando Lawrence leads a revolution in physics with a giant cyclotron and a 200 inch telescope. The Berkeley project weighs about 490 tons and costs 1.5 million dollars. Lawrence oversees two large cyclotrons and nearly two dozen smaller machines across universities and laboratories. The device accelerates atomic fragments with shifting electrical fields to achieve high energies, a breakthrough described as a milestone in science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jove
Jatém ‘S
Ernest Orlando Lawrence
California
Lawrence
Berkley
Young Lawrence
National Academy of Sciences
Soldier of Today Crossword Clue Puzzle Fragment
A fragmented crossword style item lists numerous clues and partial answers including military references, Greek letters, and abbreviations. It references a British African army commander and historical context with multiple numbered entries and cryptic hints.
Fruit Tree Sale At Bundy's Service Station Friday
Fruit trees of all kinds two to three feet tall offered at one dollar per dozen at Bundy's Service Station for Friday March 23 only. Mrs T Tu Aloton lists the event and the sale location. The article also discusses advancements in cyclotron research and atomic energy led by Nobelist Lawrence with implications for medicine and science education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bundy
T. Tu. Aloton
Lawrence
National Research Council
Yale
University of California
California
Cranium Cracker Answers: Geography Facts
Five questions cover Bravil versus the United States area and population, the Amazon River versus the Mississippi, seaports in South America, the Central American country Salvador, and notes on Lima and Argentina. The results touch coastlines, lengths, and regional attributes with several errors in spelling and phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bravil
U.S
Amazon Hyer
Mississippi
Bolivia
Paraguay
Salvador
Atlantic
British Honduras
Liman
Peru
Argentina
Lima
Venezuela
Too Many Kittens Name Confederate Generals Family
Petula, owned by Dr. Hubert G. Wood of Wichita University, mothered twelve kittens in eleven years. He began naming them after Confederate generals, but when the count reached sixty he shifted to Yankees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita, Kns
Hubert G. Wood
Wichita University
Wood
Yankees
Unclear fragment discusses a killer and a dance hall incident
A garbled OCR fragment references a killer named Codd, a confrontation about appearance, and a deserted dance hall linked to a fire event. No coherent date or location is discernible, making precise reporting impossible from the text provided.
Major Hl ops EGAD at the Window Face Observation
A fragmentary note recalls a tense moment with a figure at a window. The observer muses whether a person in view could have seen them, hinting at a private confrontation or close encounter. The piece reads as a dramatic aside with unclear context.
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Asher
Shourn
Sacond Elise
Matter of Tha
Hopegurkerisas
Enterprise
Feaf Earrier
America’s Men of Science
E. O. Lawrence
Ernest C. Lawrence
Soldier OF Today
Africa
Allenby
Thing
Trish
South Africa
Yee
D & PL
Stoneville
Rolldo Rowden
T. S. McDavitt
C. E. Boyce
Latonia
Rollfast
Bob Shoat Supply
S. Elm
Singleton’s
W. P. Singleton
South Elm Street
Hope
Ark
Essy Pay Tire
Walnut Street
Vigora
E. M. McWilliams
Allied
Bob Elmore Supply
South Elm
U. S
Feeders Supply Co
South Walnut Street
Synthetic
Arca
Red River
Alston Foster
Lewieville
Goshay
Middlebrooks Gro
Lespedeza
C. G. Critchlow
Emmet
Robert LaGrone
John Deere
Detlon Grimsley
Blaylock Tyler
South Main St
Hovischer Dairy
Ave. D
South Exposure
Bath
Erie
P. A. Lewis Mtr, CO
Laurel Streets
Patterson
J. R. Merryman
Malvern
Red Spotted Fox Hound
Buster Hodge
Stephens
Johnnie Green
Ee Franklin Furniture CO
Gibson's
Best Boys
Franklin Furniture Co
Culinary Arts Institute
Hope Star
P.O
Arkansas
Boots
By Edgar Martin
Wral
Teepe
U.S. Pats
Slei Nea Bervic
Oscar Boom
D.C
Rlin
Ohnosasay
Florida
Kaly
Rascal
BY V.T. Hamln
By Roy
Roy Crane
Rel
Freckles
Ronnie Shay
Byrd
Space
Red Ryder
Gigi
Svat Lene
By Merrill Blosser
Fred Harman
Rane
Ryder
Charlenf
Checkered
Cate
Killer Codd
Hess & Card
Alderman Gluck
Chicagoy
Enino
Chili Joe's
NEA Service
INO. T. M. Rec
U.S. Pat
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