Scientists To Get Petroleum From Soft Coal
Dr. Thomas S. Baker of Carnegie Tech calls the planned joint Standard Oil New Jersey and German Dye Trust station to produce synthetic petroleum from coal mystifying yet suggests it signals readiness for future needs. He notes natural petroleum supply remains ample, with Bergius hydrogenation pivotal to early efforts and Krauch leading current development.
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Pittsburgh
Standard OH Company
New Jersey
German Dye Trust
I. G.arden Industrie
Thomas S. Baker
Carnegie Institute of Tlechnology
Toay
Baker
Institute
Europe
Carnegie Tech
Standard Oil
Friedrich Bergius
Baker LA LC
Bergius
Carl Krauch
Dye Trust
Krauch
United States
Local visitors and guests noted in Columbia list
STANDARD special report lists Mr. and Mrs. Henry Adams and family visiting in Columbia. Doris Smith and Anna Winkler visited Miss Frances Adams. Mr. and Mrs. John Smith and Louie were in Columbia. J. C. Thompson of Rochelle visited Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hammock, with Sadie York of Louisiana Tech as guest of C. T. Woods. Dorothy Minard spent the weekend with her parents H. P. Minard. Irene Hixson returned from a week in Hutton with her aunt. Hazel Patterson of Clarks visited Mrs. Mildred Boyd and Miss Helen Boyd. Archie Davis and Ada Wood and Sadie York were in Columbia. Mrs. A. Raywinkle of Winnfield also visited Mildred Boyd.
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News-Star
Standard
Henry Adams
Columbia
Doris Smith
Anna Winkler
Frances Adams
John Smith
Louie
J. C. Thompson
Rochelle
Tom Hammock
Sadie York
Louisiana Tech
C. T
Ben Lieber Returns Home Improved After New York Treatment
Ben Lieber, a well known city resident, has returned from New York where he underwent treatment for a throat ailment. He is much improved and plans to return for further treatment in a few weeks, aiming to regain full health. Sidewalk tax irks Paris cafes protest sidewalk seating taxes affecting 35 000 city and suburban cafes.
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Ben Lieber
City
New York
Paris
Dorothy Bundy wants to defend 12U Southern California title
Dorothy Bundy, 11, daughter of May Sutton Bundy, faces stiff challenge in the girls under 12 tournament. Last year she won the title and now aims to retain her honors, with many tennis experts unsure if she will triumph again.
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Dorothy Bundy
May Sutton Bundy
California
Realty transfers filed at district clerk yesterday
Real estate changes recorded include Plorence S. Fletcher and Walter E. Fletcher transferring the south half of lot 5 in square 6 of Hurt's addition to Nannie Wilkinson and Lawrence Wilkinson for 85.59. Suburban Realty Company to Clyde DeLough conveys east half of Bleek 2 in Crescant Bend addition. Bell Bell Bell and T E Flourney to Jesse Heard trade lot 5 of Bell Chirke and Montgomery's addition to West Monroe for 400 dollars.
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Plorence S. Fletcher
Walter E. Fletcher
Nannie Wilkinson
Lawrence Wilkinson
Hurt
Cc. Bell
T. EF. Flourney
Jesse Heard
Chirke
Montgomery
West Monroe
Paris Judges Take Summer Ten Day Break for Sheep Shearing
A quirky tradition grants Paris judges a ten day summer recess to shear their sheep. Rooted in historical days when judges were landowners, the custom reflects early rural duties and self reliance as noble landowners tended flocks during the off season.
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Paris
Fowl Scarcity Drives Atlanta Divorce Case
Winnie Spruell, 50, seeks divorce from her 81-year-old Confederate veteran husband after three years of marriage during which she says she managed to eat chicken only twice. She notes both meals were spoiled as the chickens were run over by autos.
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Atlanta
Winnie Spruell
Caldwell men arrested after fracas in Louisiana
In Columbia on June 20, Bishop Nelson and Marving Hogg were involved in a shooting incident on Nelsons premises. Both men were wounded slightly. Sheriff J W King found five pints of buried whisky and charged Hogg with trespassing and Nelson with possessing whisky for beverage purposes. A stash of small bottles and large containers was also found. both men are out on bond.
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News-Star
Columbia
Bishop Nelson
Marving Hogg
Nelson
Hogg
J. W. King
Sheriff's Department
Police Court Breezes Through Minor Offenses
Mrs. J. H. Deumas received a $5 fine for reckless driving. George Washington, referred to as a negro, was fined $5 for driving a car without a muffler. Sam Davis, described as a negro, faced a $10 fine plus two days in jail for trespassing and fighting. Frank Goff and Charlie Perkins were jailed 80 hours for trespassing.
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J. H. Deumas
George Washington
Sam Davis
Frank Goff
Charlie Perkins
New York Street Cars Still Run Open Type Service
Street cars in New York, once common elsewhere, persist on Broadway with open type cars. Conductors swing from seat row to seat row along a narrow six inch platform, a method now rare but still in use in the city.
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New York
Broadway
New Cleansing Cream MELLO GLO Adv Promises Youthful Skin
An advertisement touts MELLO GLO cleansing cream with cocoa butter for dry skin, claiming it nourishes and cleanses pores without sagging the skin. It promotes MELLO GLO as a companion to MELLO GLO Face Powder from Chase Amman Drug Co and Collens Drug Stores.
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Chase-Amman Drug Co
the Palace
Collens
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