Chopping and science lessons captivate youth in Allaire camp
Today boys at the Allaire New Jersey Scout camp learn axe handling and wood chopping from champion Peter McLaren of Australia, then hear about American science on energy and the universe. A Cleveland meeting previews 2000 scientific papers and insights from James Clerk Maxwell’s ideas, with telescope images of nebulae and a call to read The Mysterious Universe and The Universe Around Us.
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Allaire
New Jersey
Thomas McCarter
Warren WW. Barhoor
Peter McLaren
Melborne
Australia
McLaren
Maro
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Bexle
Actenge
Tle
James Jemnon
McMilton
Yen
Experimenting with cancer cells challenges known biology
Cleveland December 27 A controversial study by Dr George Wo Ckle describes attempting to create life like cancer cells from normal brain and other tissues. The report claims electrical mixing of brain components could yield a unit forming a cell like form without typical male female fertilization. Findings suggest only fresh brain tissue retained the capacity to rejoin after extraction, with later preservation in ether extending potential viability. Continued discussion noted.
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Cleveland
George Wo Ckle
Cleveland Anvant
Alsence
American Association For the Advancement of Seicnrp
Crite
Bimnd
Dumphy
Boty
Paul Dancer
Grile
Eastern Charity Game Ends In Snowbound 7-0 Defeat
SEW YORK, Dec 29. Fewer than 2000 spectators watched as a southern bowl grid team defeated a northern aggregation 7 to 0. Snow and ice blanketed the field and George Davidson of Georgia connected on a 37 yard pass to Molland of Tulane, then Magner of North Carolina carried for the final score after a 12 yard run. Davidson added the point after touchdown.
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Sew
York
Oatpgts
George Davidson
University of Georgia
Molland
Tulane
Womath
Frost 38 Degree Temperature Forecast for Monday Night
Weather forecast predicts a cold spell with frost in the vicinity. Temperatures near 38 degrees are expected Monday night with a brisk easterly wind and a warming trend early Tuesday. Forecasters warn of mild winds and a sharp drop in overnight temperatures.
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Meol Wratior
Geverly
East Lexus
Marshal Joffre's Death Now Imminent in Paris Bulletin
An official bulletin from Paris reports Marshal Joseph Joffre near death with professors Lerche and Abbo and Dr. Faure saying his condition is in extremis and death could come within hours. The bulletin notes his weakness and critical extremity as authorities monitor the situation.
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Paris
Tier
Joseph Joffre
Lerche
T Abbo
Faure
Wickersham Dry Report to Be Filed With Hoover
The Wickersham law enforcement commission will file its long awaited report on prohibition with President Hoover January 5, according to congressional leaders. Interv ened by George W. Wickersham, the commission chief, the briefing signals how the administration plans to handle the controversial report.
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Wickersham
Wickersham Law Aneforcement Commisnion
Hoover
Sta Ehairman
George W
Investment in 10-Cent Plug Of Tobacco Returns $12,000
In Los Angeles, Fred P. King of Burlington Iowa, a tactician, paid a visit to Jacob Katt who died recently. King remembered Katt's fondness for a strong tobacco plug and bought a 10 cent plug, later discovering in Katt’s will that he left $22,000 to King for his thoughtfulness.
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Los Angules
Fred P. King
Burlington
Iowa
King
Bla Iele
Jecob Ikatt
Ae Acea Reclivae
Hing
Katt
Kate
Law Reform Sought By Officers
Proposed legislation calls for a central identification bureau a uniform drivers license law and insurance for peace officers of the Bible district. The legislative committee of City Marshals and Chief of Police Tex met at the Plan hotel with L T Robes presiding in Owen W W Kildar's absence. Attending were George Smith Dallas Carl Kennedy Henchtont J Tillis Fort Worth Tom Lickinan W 3 Keesler Houston G W Trummell Dallas Simlogram Ranger Texas and George Hale Fort Worth. The group reviewed recommendations to be included in the Texas legislature next session and the meeting adjourned at noon with a noon luncheon for visiting members.
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Tex
Platn Hotel
L.T. Robes
Owen
WW. Kildar
George Smith
Dallas
Carl Kennedy
Henchtont
J. Tillis
Fort Worth
Tom Lickinan
Texas Rangers
Austin
Keesler
Houston
G. W. Trummell
Simlogram
Ranger
Texas
George Hale
Lexas
Kilday and Hopkins Absent From Work
Chief Kildey remained bedridden with a heart condition while Acting Captain Aubrey Hopkins was restricted from duty at Montlay amid ongoing police tenure shifts.
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Tye
Montlay
Ile
Unen i
Kildey
Well Known Negro Politician Walter Cohen Dies at 70
New Orleans Pec. 2 Walter L. Cohen aged 70 longtime comptroller for New Orleans district and prominent Black politician in the United States died after an illness last week.
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New Orleans
Pec
Walter L. Cohen
Enslofia
Pesen Sears
United States
Weather Forecast From A Vague OCR Source
General forecast predicts near frost Monday with low temps around 46 degrees Monday night. Thursday expected to reach about 58 degrees with lighter winds. Texas outlook shows similar mild trends with no major temperature shifts expected.
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Texas
Marmer
Wrat
Fale
Oleh
Bursdez
Merh Rhanen
Relatives of Bacteria Make Bow
Relatives of disease bacteria were introduced to the American Society of Microbiologists. The cousins may be uncles and aunts of bacteria and are near the limit of magnification. They are among the observable forms scientists are discovering in increasing numbers. These forms are directly associated with bacteria, but whether they are living relatives of organisms or inanimate products remains unsettled.
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Boston
Dec
American Society of Macteriologists
Wright Warns of New Years Fireworks Crackdown
Open war on New Year’s eve declared by Fire and Police Commissioner Paul Wright. New rules target fireworks and gun use in Loree downtown, with violators to face corporation court. Extra firemen assigned to double shifts, police patrols intensified, and motorists warned against carrying weapons in cars.
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Pail Wright
Oventown
Wright Orilerett
Mme
Down Town
Corporation Court
Wright
Gus Klockenkerper
J. G Serran
Kiockenkemper
Sarton
Navasota Mayor Dead in Houston
J. Kirk, 53, former Houston public service commissioner and Navasota mayor, died in a Houston hospital after suffering a stroke Sunday afternoon. He had served as a local official in Houston and led Navasota in recent years.
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Navasota
Houston
C. J. Kirk
Groggy Guy Goes To Gaol In Hollywood
The erstwhile major leaguer Arthur Shires famed as The Great Shires was jailed on charges of drunkenness and carrying concealed weapons after a showy Hollywood arrest. Police reports say he spoke at length in a Wheatman-like monologue, then went to sleep at the station. His hearing was scheduled with his bride and friends seeking bail.
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Galt
Arthur
Shires
Los Angeles
Elizabeth Greenbaum
Chicago
Hollywood
Washington
Liam
Elnywood
Paetae
Angelea
30 000 Chinese Are Reported Killed
The government awaits details of a reported massacre in Wansa province. Mohammedan audiences are cited as the alleged perpetrators. The claim concerns a large death toll and unsettled security conditions in the region.
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Shanbat
Wansa Province
Mohammedan Audies
Knifing Victim Treated After Sunday Night Fight
Melvin Welsch of 637 Piedmont Street was knifed in a fight on East Commerce Street Sunday night and was under treatment Monday at Robert B. Green Hospital.
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Melvin Welsch
Piedmont Street
East Commerce Street
Robert B. Green
Monilag
American Husband Best But Least Appreciated
Universal Service in San Francisco reports a traveler Matilie Betona, daughter of Marcos Totona, praises American husbands for devotion and generosity. She says American wives fail to appreciate their good fortune and should travel to see other countries’ industries and conditions.
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Universal Service
San Francisco
Forther
Matilie Betona
Marcos Totona
Salvador
Youth Held for Action of Grand Jury in Texas Case
Dee aA i-Robert L Willems 18 of Tevas charged with the murder of his sweetheart Miss Elipge Reth Johnson 18 here Gaterday. He was turned over to the grand jury on 110 000 bond at preliminary hearing waiver. Bond signed by O T Baker and G Zeck representing Witseon In Justice TA Butler n court was Paul WE Maras. Williams father Rev By Wy Williams moved the court to ease the burden with comforting remarks to his accused son. Evidence claimed Williams placed the gun in the wall pocket of his Ford atdan and the weapon was found in the car. Fingerprints not yet taken. Williams transferred to the county jail, then brought to the jail door by Deputy Sheriff Baker but not placed in a cell. Continued on Page 2 Col 2.
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Port Arthur
Tevas
Dee aAi
Robert L. Willems
Teves University Atucent
Hig
Elipgereth Johnson
O. T. Baker
D. G. Zeck
Witseon
Jentice TA
Butler
Paul WE Maras
Tin Brother
Dallas
Wy Williams
Birday Ube
Methodiat Church
South Metherdiat Church
Tle
Jall
Tn Williams
Oklahoma City
Williams
Mies Johnson
First Methorist
South
Glenn Flinn
Olall
Yeaterday Williams
Beem
A. J. Shepard
I. F. Baker
Todas
Soulay
Baker
Sgain Talen Axey
N. A. Tetton
Ford road eter garage feed for 3) daya for 225
Want ad style listing describes a Ford roadetér garage space for three days at 225, with brief unclear items. Mentions a Sly-poom frame home for rent with bath and floor details. Also lists a gas station on main highway and various opportunities with advertised prices.
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Orange
Bath
Bardeopd
Matn
Rollay'n
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Flore
Mrlen Lee Anes Doherty
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Police Chiefs’ Committee
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Tersa
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