Helium Plant in Texas Holds World Supply of Gas
Amarillo Texas reports that the U S Bureau of Mines operates the nation s only helium extraction plant, producing 75 million cubic feet since 1928. Dr C W Seibel says the Cliffside structure could sustain supply for a century while wartime restrictions limit exports and commercial use.
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Amarillo
Texas
NEA
William Lockyer
Unitedes
Basahown
United States
U. S
Cliffside
C. W. Seibel
Cardus for Women Reliefs from Weak Condition
John S. Gibson Drug Co recommends Cardus for women to ease monthly periods and improve strength from nourishment. The medicine, long used by women, is suggested for trial and to consult a physician if no benefit is seen.
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John S. Gibson Drug CO
Cardus
Helium a nonflammable gas with wide uses and history
Helium, a non inflammable gas with strong lifting power, is produced cheaply and used in medicine, diving, and aerospace. Testimony before a House Committee notes its importance in treating respiratory diseases and aiding premature infant lung development. The gas was first detected on the sun by Lockyer, then found on earth by Ramsey in 1893, with Kansas the site of early discovery, and later production at Cliffside Amarillo.
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Amarillo
Texas
Airview
Army
Fort Sill
Okla
Alvin L. Barach
Columbia University
R. R. Sayers
U. S. Public Health Service
House
Barach
Sayyers
Lusitania
Ireland
Lockyer
Earth
William Ramsey
University College
London
Kansas
Kansas Prairies
Dexter
Seibel
Hindenburg
Cliffside
Helium Recovery Plant Details and California Prune Plan
A gas processing plant separates helium from natural gas by liquefying all components except helium, scrubbing with lye, cooling to ultra low temperatures, and compressing helium to 2000 psi for storage. The plant cost about 800000 dollars to build. California prune growers plan an organization to stabilize their crop and manage surpluses.
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California
Quotes on art, recovery, and burlesque across America
A collage of voices from 1930s America spans Pulitzer pride for Margaret Mitchell, burlesque queen Margie Hart, hospital officials in Columbus, youth liquor debates, recovery rhetoric, and judge attitudes toward burlesque licenses, reflecting cultural tensions of the era.
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Margaret Mitchell
Margie Hart
New York
F. J. Bateman
State Hospital
Columbus
Bearded Bishop of the Arctic Leads Shipwrecked Party Home
The Reverend Peter Fallaize, bishop of Yukon territory, guided a stranded group of ten to safety at Pearce Point Alaska after ten weeks amid the severest winter in six decades. Pilot Matt Berry flew northward through aurora borealis to land, then prepared a perilous 300 mile return trip to Aklavik with fuel heated by a blow torch. The group includes Father Fallaize, three clerical aides, two Eskimos and four children from the Coppermine River Mission bound for school in Aklavik.
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Arctic
Pearce Point
Alaska
Polar
Matt Berry
Peter Fallaize
Yukon Territory
Berry
Father Falialze
Ion
Aklavik
Seattle
Areticiand
Free Press Vital in Face of Centralized Government
Delegates at the Southern Newspapers Association meeting in Hot Springs, Arkansas urged defending press freedom as essential to individual liberty. Giles J. Patterson of Atlantis, Georgia, warned of rising government power, heavy taxes, and local surrender to federal bounties. He argued for an independent judiciary and a free press to sustain democratic stability amid calls to expand the Supreme Court and centralized control.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Publisers Association
Giles J. Patterson
Atlantis
American Bio “Association
Hat Im Hand
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Congress
Monument for DeSoto at Caddo Gap Arkansas Ceremony
Caddo Gap Montgomery county plans a May 22 dedication of the DeSoto monument with Osro Cobb as master of ceremonies. Governor Bailey and most state officials, along with music from Hot Springs High School Band, will attend. Speakers include J A Fordyce and Chief Justice Griffin. Rural fires in the U.S. cause about 3,500 deaths and $100 million in damage.
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Caddo Gap
Ark
Montgomery County
DeSoto Monument
Cauda Gay
Osro Cobb
Caryl Eb, Bailey
Bob Bailey
Hot Springs
State Education Department
Gray Horse
Cobb
Oklahoma
Bailey
Overman
Little Rock
Col
Jah & Fordyce
Juste Griffin
Smith
Turner Butler
EL. McHaney
Air Traffic Gains Despite Crash Across Nation
Air transport shows a rising passenger tally for the first months of the year despite recent disasters. Department figures indicate gains overall with Western routes improving and Atlantic services holding steady. A slump appears on the Miami to New York leg while April data await clarification.
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Associated Press
Washington
America
United States
Department of Vainmeree
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Coast
Miami
New York
Atintic
Department of Commuieree
Miami-New York
Clifton
Pa Us
Circamstate
Hindenburg
Germany
Guernies
Gernot
Anthony Ecco
Conmmons
Borah
Oldest living thing on earth believed in Queensland
A macrotami tree in Queensland, Australia, is estimated to be more than 12,000 years old and is believed to be the oldest living organism on earth. The landmark tree draws researchers and visitors intrigued by its ancient lineage and resilience through millennia.
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Queensland
Australia
Barbs and Rumors From a Witty Roaring Forties Era Note
A quirky column hints at Roosevelt and a Spanish Rebel general in a playful, surreal tone. It mentions a siesta hour attack, a bridge crossing contest, and Haile Selassie’s umbrella carrier who died, noted for flawless poker raises.
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Roosevelt
Haile Selassie
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Hall Jd Eure
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Art Ropiaieuige
Hamilton Trust Fund
Hamilton Depositors Corp
Tol-E-Tex Oil Company
ROY Anderson and Company
Hope Star
Southwest
Arkansas
Office of
George
Cian
By R. C. Oertel
Free Court Vital, Publishers
Southern
DeSoto
Caddo
Jpamn
Pilea
Thornton & Minor Pile
Arantes
Studebaker
Archer
Walnu
Mope Star
J. V. Blank
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