Cars Bang Together To Test Valve Strength At University
At an Indiana university Prof G A Young and Petroleum Institute collaborate to test railroad tank valve strength. A full scale tank filled with water is jolted by train car impacts to simulate real strains on valves. The process checks valve tightness after repeated shocks and hardware failures.
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Ette
Ind
G. A. Young
School of Mechanical
The
Petroleum Institute
Purdue University
Young Seals Must Be Taught to Swim
Dr. George Haley of St. Ignatius College, San Francisco, notes young seals must be taught to swim by their mothers. He cites a federal survey of Pribiloff Islands showing a growing seal population as protection agreements aid foraging rookeries which may top four million.
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Seatile
Wash
George Haley
St. Ignatius College
San Francisco
Pribiloff Islands
Haley
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Haleys Report On Pribilof Sealing Trade Profits
Dr Haley described a sealing venture shipping 800 dollars in sealskins to a St Louis fur company. profits are shared with 18 percent to Britain and 5 percent to Japan under a protective accord. population on the islands grows about 7 percent yearly as seals winter off Washington Oregon coasts and return to Pribilof Islands in summer.
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Dr. Haley
Fedeerabout
Oregon
Pribiloff Islends
Sumimner
Perfume Center Faces Crisis in Grasse Market Downturn
Grasse, Sept. 2. The town famed for perfume for France and export suffers a rare crisis after overproduction and weak demand. Prices tumble and jasmine fields, once thriving, face poverty as growers miss the market and costs cannot be recouped. The Syndicate des Parfumeurs fixes prices, with jasmine at eight francs 30 cents per kilo, not covering production costs.
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Grasse
Alpes Maritimes
Scent
Pasmin
Pelient
Grands Boulevards
Alps
le the Syndicate Des Per, Fumeurs
Woman's Civil Rights Discussed in Tokyo
Tokyo report notes a discussion on women's civil rights with emphasis on equality issues and social participation. Officials and observers weigh progress, barriers, and potential policy responses amid ongoing regional advocacy.
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Tokyo
Roar of Industry Awakens Tennessee Valley Gains Power
The Tennessee Valley faces a vast industrial surge as mountain streams are harnessed for power. Projects across East Tennessee, the Clinch near Knoxville, and the Smoky Mountains aim to generate hundreds of thousands of horsepower, spur manufacturing and employment, with proposals and existing plants driving regional growth.
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Tennessee Valley
Knoxvile
Teor
Billy
East Tenness
East Tennessee
Americas
Pat Whidels
East Tunmexsee
Carolinas
New Earth
Crank
Ubercengus
Chattencoge
Kre
Tiave
Bevis Eladverphienis
East Tepnesten
Clinch River
Knoxville
Alumistuing Company of America
Alcoa
Smoky Mountains
Tennnessee
Mae
Parks
Teery
Atu Iearth
Amos Borrowed Advice Sends Praise To Bank Chief
In Richmond Henry Hotchkiss banker becomes beneficiary of radio fame as Amos and Andy skit partner Gosden impersonates him. Hotchkiss receives letters and praise for his financial wisdom and advice on securities this odd cross from stage to bank boardroom.
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Richmond
Henry Hotchkiss
Acne
America
Hotchkiss
Thiere
Freeman Geeden
Central National Bank
Golden
Mc Hotchkiss
United States
Bis
Gosden
Charles Correll
Amos N ° Andy
Ames
San Francisco
Ceb Company
Almerda
Eft
War, Super
Boy Hood
Esnan Golden
Ight
Amos
Andy
Tadic
Debated rights for women age 23 or 20 in Diet plan
The Ministry of Home Affairs weighs granting civil rights to women aged 23 or 20 as a preparatory draft for a policy aligned with moderation principles. The decision considers limiting rights to women who are deeds of millilies. A separate report notes a fatal prison incident involving an executioner selection and an inmate’s chilling statements.
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Istry of Home Affairs
Kansas
Panzran
den Meiva
Ishall
Warnke
Arey
Jim Punzran
Panzrui
Dureing
Detrict
Sanity Commission
Penzran
King Warnke
Rope To Snap Neck of Kansas Killer
Federal Penitentiary Leavenworth to execute Carl Pungras on September 1 for the murder of RK G Warnke, laundry superintendent, June 20. A clemency appeal to preserve Kansas’s reputation with President Hoover is possible but uncertain as Judge Hopkins’s sentence stands.
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Federal Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Kansas
Ayo
Wathin
United Stats
Carl Pungras
Hoover
Richard J. Hopkins
Prisoner speaks after sentencing in reform school origins
The commission reported the subject answered questions logically, denying insanity. Panzan recalled a mistreated youth in a reform school at age eleven and claimed his crimes arose from rebellion against society, asserting he deserved homage for not propagating his king.
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Panzian
Panzan
Old Hunting Knife Found From 17th Century Battle
In Visby Sweden archaeologists led by Benet Thordeman uncovered a medieval ruin grave where a iron blade and deer horn handle knife dated around 1310 were found. The dig records mass burials and armor remains, noting many victims were island natives slain by Danish invaders in the famed battle.
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Visby
Sweden
Benet Thordeman
Undertaker deception lands man in jail for 10 days
AMSTERDAM Sept 2 10P John Stewart of Gloversville is serving a 10 day jail term after deceiving morticians by claiming his aunt died and that he needed a coffin. He obtained loans from several undertakers, then paid a small sum after financial settlements. When an undertaker visited the home, no corpse was found.
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Amsterdam
John Stewart
Gloversville
Stewart
Hospital Overcrowding in Tarrytown Report
Terrytown New York records reveal a maternity surge with 26 births in one week. With only six new arrivals accommodated, staff converted part of the nurses ward into a maternity area. Crimson nurses sacrificed rooms and physicians postponed vacations to cope.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
Terrytown Hospital
Nen
Socral
Konjola Shows Merits In This Stubborn Case
Per testimony from Paul Tandy of St. Louis Lacade Hotel a persistent stomach illness, bloating, and nervous distress improved after Konjola treatment. He gained weight, stomach pain eased, kidneys strengthened, and backaches vanished. Advertised as a master medicine with wide endorsements.
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Paul Tandy
Paul
Tandy
Lacade Hotel
St. Louis
Korstela
Konjolu
Hoja
Ark
Filliant
Grip On Steering Wheel Alters Fingerprint Marks
A taxi driver case links steering wheel grip to fingerprint anomalies. Investigators note repeated wheel marks show raised letters like Yui Fan and BOE gy, with long press on the thumb area. Leung traces climate and forger clues from Canton origin to France and Indo China, shaping criminology study.
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Leung
Canton
China
France
Indo-China
Fall term opens at the University of Winds campus
A campus crime mystery unfolds as dean and police examine a case tied to Dr. Harry W. Chae and a young Chinese employee Leung who began work in February. The investigation centers on a laboratory at the university under its fourth president and involves staff tensions among campus security.
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Urbana
Lowns
Harry W. Chae
Leung
Rice crop report highlights Louisiana share and yield
A Louisiana crop report notes about 38 percent of the total rice area is in the state. About 491 thousand acres are devoted to rice production and a field of around 1.09 million bushels is expected from this year’s crops.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Departion Fae Agriculture
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