Methane as Auto Fuel Seen as Future Substitute
Dr. Gustav Egloff and Mary Alexander of Universal Oil Products report methane from natural gas coal and sewage can be rapidly prepared to run autos. The gas could supplement other fuels and is already used in Europe. Heavy tanks remain a barrier for cars but trucks may adapt quickly.
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American Chemical Society Today
Gustav Egloff
Mary Alexander
Universal Oil Products Co
Chicago
Pryor in Army Pic and Local Club Notes
Notes cover Pryor son of Charles Pryor serving over a year in the U S Army, stationed on the Atlantic coast near New London and Sjamsville. Zonta Club at Francis Scott Key hotel featured songs and Easter readings with Pan American theme for April 17 meeting. Brunswick firemen saved a frame dwelling on Sandy Hook from a attic fire caused by defective wiring. furniture moved out by neighbors and Grove family.
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Pic. Pryor
Charles Pryor
New London
Robert Foreman
Sjamsville
Atlantic
Loxta Club
Zonta Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Richard E. Zimmeran
Home
Fox
Tschrikowsky
Wolfe
Meredith HH Macksey
Brunswick
George Buffington
Sandy Hook
E. H. Grove
Soldier Brown Listed Among Top Machine Gunners at Fort Sill
Cpl Brown formerly of Freder ick and son of Mrs Lee Virginia Sewell is now stationed at Fort Sill Oklahoma. He is noted as one of the best machine gunners in his company.
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Cpl. Brown
Frederick
Lee Virginia Sewell
Fort Sill
Oklo
City urged to boost youth recreation to curb delinquency
City officials are urged to sponsor community activities and recreation for youths. The push cites limited facilities, notes Winchester Virginia has funded a municipal recreation department, and argues recreation may reduce juvenile delinquency more than stricter curfew laws.
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Hugh V. Dittinger
Russell H. McCain
McCain
Winchester
Alabama
Gittinger
Frederick
Unfinished Businesses and Books in Arts Library
A digest of new library additions includes UNFINISHED BUSINESSES by Stephen Bonsal noting his secretive role with President Wilson and the peace talks, BAYOUS OF LOUISIANA by Harnett Kane, PACIFIC PARTNER by George H Johnston, HISTORY OF BIGOTRY IN THE UNITED STATES by Gustavus Myers, HEADS AND TALES by Mailvina Hoffman, and a social reception in honor of new Mr. and Mrs. Luther Crampton with a long guest list and gifts. Siamese fighting fish change sex annually.
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David E. Smith
Libertytown
Luther Crampton
Monroe Smith
David W. Smith
Orville Smith
Earl Brown
John Crampton
Maurice Crum
Claude Crampton
John Smith
Alton Kemp
William Brown
Earl Nusbaum
Lloyd Cleatherman
Arthurworthy
Rowanus Smith
Albert Es- Eswarthy
Romanus Mers
Carrie Aldridge
Laura Berger
Alonzo W. Cor‘un
Harold Burrier
Fanjsie Burrier
Monroe West
Martha Ellen Crum
Charlotte West
Pauline Angleberger
Eva Belle Crampton
Betty Korell
Betty Jane Crampton
Nancy Lee Kemp
Frances Crampton
Ardelle Smith
Mildred Crampton
Ars Summers
Patsy Barkier
Bertha Dinterman
Aradene Esworthy
Jean Crampton
Linda Crampton
Raymond
New York Yankees in Frederick for Exhibition at McCurdy Field
Exhibition clash at McCurdy Field pits the New York Yankees against the Athletics in Frederick. The town’s sports history shines as big names visit and local promoters, led by Nig Grove, continue a long tradition of major events in a city of 17 000. The piece also notes salary rules and Easter services in nearby towns.
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New York Yankees
Frederick
McCurdy Field
Bronx Bombers
Yesteryear
Unale
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Jim Braddock
Benny Leonard
Washington Redskins
New York Celtics
Renaissance Club
Cleveland Indians
Ray Gardner
Nig” Grove
Early exhibition games hint at sharp season ahead
In New York Whitney Martin reports that spring baseball shows mixed results with many one run decisions. Notably the Chicago White Sox crushed the Pittsburgh Pirates 16 to 3 while the Boston Red Sox lost to Curtis Bay Coast Guard Cutters 23 to 16, prompting debate over the meaning of early trials.
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Whitney Martin
New York
Chicago White Sox
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Red Sox
Curtis Bay Coast Guard Cutters
Phils
Yankees
Durham Bulls
Yankee
Joe Blows
Pete Doakes
Managers Race to Field Best Possible Teams Early
Managers try two squads to gauge early lineups as rookies seek chance to prove themselves. With no veteran stars lingering, Joe McCarthy’s Yankees offer a real shot for each player, motivating young players who feel their path to opening day is clear.
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Decatur
Okmulgee
Joe McCarthy
Yankee
Joe Gordons
Charley Kellers
Bill Dickeys
Competition as spice of trade fuels young players
The passage argues that players push harder when aware they are fill-ins and that strong competition can lift baseball performance. It suggests youths may exceed expectations, playing to prove themselves against rivals and accelerate development by facing tougher peers.
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Lewistown
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Down Under
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Salem
Mailvina Hoffman
Carreer
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Medford Grocery Company
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