Viruses as life seeds spark bold life theory
Dr. W M Stanley of Rockefeller Institute argues viruses may be seeds of life and the basis of protoplasm, linking non living matter to living cells. He discusses virus proteins, mutations, and potential synthetic steps toward artificial life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen J. McDonough
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
W. M. Stanley
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Stanley
Dr. Stanley
Real Estate Transfers in Ouachita Parish
Yesterday R H Mynes sold to Robin Myles a plot of ground for 100 dollars. Several mineral leases were recorded: W A Mills to W J Carpenter and C M Womack for 100 dollars. J P Stringer to Hillyer Parker for 80 dollars. J S Clark to Hillyer Parker for 60 dollars. E T Oakes to S T Hunt for 500 dollars. The police department leased a building in Co’s addition Ouachita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Mynes
Robin Myles
Ouachita Parish
W. A. Mills
W. J. Carpenter
C. M. Womack
Township
J. P. Stringer
Hillyer
Parker Oil
J. S. Clark
Hillyer S. Parker Oil
E. T. Oakes
S. T. Hunt
Claiborne Parish
Department of State Police
Dairymen threaten halt on Mississippi milk shipments
In Hammond Louisiana dairy farmers announce a hold on Mississippi milk shipments to a New Orleans pasteurizing firm amid price disputes. Cloverland Dairy may close its Slaughter plant or cut prices 14 percent, risking harm to over 100 local farmers. a lease offer was rejected and a January 1 deadline set for Cloverland’s reply. The executive committee will discuss the matter in Kentwood Saturday.
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Hammond
Mississippi
New Orleans
Warnerton
Tylertown
Bogalusa
Gold Seal
Dairy Farmers’ Protective League
H. G. Vernon
Farmers’ League
Cloverland Dairy Products Company, Inc
D. C. Gates
Kentwood
League
Cloverland
Gates
Y's Men's Club Postpones Meeting for Holidays
The Y's men's club did not meet on Wednesday as many members were away for the holidays. The next gathering is planned for next Wednesday at Hotel Frances.
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Y's
Hotel Frances
Monroe area police HQ lease secured by Home Site Realty
The Home Site and Realty company recorded yesterday a five year lease for a building to serve as the state police headquarters in the Monroe area. The lease starts January 1, 1938 and runs through December 31, 1942 with annual payments totaling 1 500 dollars.
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Monroe
Couple's Deaths In Virginia Shooting Described
In Clintwood Virginia Commonwealth's Attorney J C Smith said no inquest is needed in the double shooting at Ballard Atkins 40 and Gertrude Atkins 37. Vincent 12 said he hid under covers as his father shot his wife then killed himself. Glenn 10 was present. Officials cited financial worry as motive.
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Clintwood
Commonwealth
J. C. Smith
Dickenson County
Ballard Atkins
Gertrude
Smith
Vincent Atkins
J. H. Anderson
Glenn
Negro Farmer Has Good Year In Ouachita Parish
Nathan Steward of Ouachita parish realized 243.33 from a half acre of tomatoes and four acres of watermelons in 1937. He spent 35.24 on tomatoes and 18.43 on melons. He raised 10 bales of cotton from 13 acres at 45 a bale totaling 450. His truck crops grossed 55 per acre. corn yielded 300 bushels. The farm lies 10 miles west of Monroe and follows plans of A G Facen Negro farm agent. Advice from E E White Kiwanis club aided tomato effort. He plans larger crops next year.
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Nathan Steward
Ouachita Parish
Monroe
A. G. Facen
Quachita Parish
E. E. White
Kiwanis Club of
West Monroe
Steward
Strikes in France Intensify Labor Turmoil Across Regions
In northern France coal miners at Anzin protest discharge of three workers causing government concern over spread to 16 000 miners. Rouen sailors join walkout as Paris public service strike ends after mobilization threats. Municipal workers win 70 franc living allowance, still below national pay.
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Paris
France
Anzin
Valenciennes
Camille Chautemps
People's Front
Andre Ferrier
Goodrich Rubber Company
Rouen
Peoples Front
Ministries of Interior and War
US gold stock hits record high in 1936 37 period
From June 1936 to June 1937 the United States increased its gold stock to 12 318 000 000 dollars, the largest on record.
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United States
End of recession seen in first half of 1938 says economists
Two economists from New York and Cleveland told the American Statistical Association the current downturn should bottom out in the first half of 1938. They forecast industrial output, auto production, freight traffic and stock levels would fall before a recovery begins, with retailers and manufacturers working off inventories by mid year. A Florida traffic check noted 20 percent of southbound autos carried baggage and out of state plates.
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Lionel D. Edie
New York
Leonard P. Ayres
Cleveland
Charles Federick Roos
Washington
American Statistical Association
Ayres
Edie
West Palm Beach, Fla
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Marcolamocous Co
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FE. H. Hill
BY Williams
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Sentor
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Peoria
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Strauss & Wholesale Distribl Tor
Defense
Edouard Daladier
Atlantic City
N. J
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Bill
Calverts “Reserve
Calverts Special
Calvert Distillers Corp
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