Manchuria seen as future world food battleground
Pekin dispatch argues Manchuria is the coming epicenter of global conflict and food production. It notes vast resources in apples and cotton, leased territory prospects, and Japanese interest shaping a strategic region. The piece frames Manchuria as the granary of Asia with potential to become the granary of the world.
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United Press
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Seedless Apple Grown By Quebec Farmer Grafts New Type
Quebec farmer Arthur Buzzell grows a seedless apple tree near Abbotsford. Grafted like other apples, the tree bears fruit without core or seeds. The origin remains unknown while experts speculate the variety could bring Mr. Buzzell great fortune if flavors prove favorable.
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Toronto Globe
Abbotsford
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Explosion wrecks Beacon Oil Refinery power house
A massive explosion shattered the Beacon Oil Refinery power house in Everett Massachusetts drawing alarms from residents of three cities and igniting a large fire. Fire crews battled the blaze as authorities investigated the blast.
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Everett
Mass
Beacon Oil
Prisoners Help Yakima Harvest Shortage
Prisoners in Yakima city jail were released to aid in the apple harvest due to a shortage of experienced pickers. Businessmen, ministers, and youths helped in the orchards.
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Yakima
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