Government Knows How To Build Synthetic Industry
Government officials endorse a modest start toward a synthetic liquid fuels industry to avert petroleum shortages in war or peace. Three pilot plants, funded by the government but run by private firms, could cost about 400 million dollars and test coal and shale conversion processes for daily output around 30,000 barrels.
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Defense
Forrestal
United States
Max W. Ball
Oil and Gas Division
Interior Department
Agriculture Department
Congress
Arno C. Fieldner
Bureau of Mines
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Standard
Germany
Westhope boom driven by one man's bold gamble
Howard Henry, a Westhope wheat grower fined in Minot for a parking meter offense, leads a local business revival. He backs six incorporations including a jewelry store cafe hotel theater and plumbing shop funded by veteran partners and town funds. New ventures near completion aim for a grand April opening with free barbecue and coffee.
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Westhope
N. D
Howard Henry
Minot
Henry
Esthope
of State
Bismarck
License Suspended for Edmund J. Kuebler’s Kirby’s Place
Dayton AP reports the State Liquor Board issued a 30 day suspension against Edmund J. Kuebler and Kirby's Place at 40 Second Street Hamilton for alleged Sunday sales. The board is hearing 39 citations in the case.
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Dayton
State Liquor Board
Edmund J. Kuebler
Kirby’s Place
Second St
Hamilton
D-1
Man Fined 195 On Three Charges in Lebanon
Chester Campbell, 48, of 1424 Taylor St Middletown, arraigned in Lebanon municipal court after a collision that injured Howard Spencer. Campbell faced charges of driving wild reckless driving and driving while intoxicated. a concealed weapons charge kept him held for action by the Warren County grand jury on $500 bond. In court a remark noted a 50 mph to 45 mph speed comparison reducing vision by 14 percent.
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Lebanon
Chester Campbell
Taylor St
Middletown
Campbell
Howard Spencer
Warren County Grand Jury
Man Killed on Ohio Route Identified as Smith of Parkersburg
PARKERSBURG W Va AP A man killed on Ohio Route near here Monday night has been identified as John S Smith 61 of Parkersburg by his sister The identification was made last night authorities said
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Ohio
Here
John S. Smith
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