Red light boosts plant growth says researchers
Washington reports researchers Dr. E. D. McAlister and Dr. Lewis H. Flint from the Boyce Thompson Institute say deep red light is the strongest stimulus for plant growth. The finding was released today by the Simitive senior Institution. The statement notes potential implications for agriculture and horticulture.
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Girl Comes to Aid of Young Ensign
The Sun reports Mrs Béular iath- Jean Woltard Hash claims she was married at 15 and hopes Chuck Nash regains his commission as ensign. A signed Norfolk statement says she eloped to Glenville in 1935 with Gren Anderson, son of Mrs Sarah Penalt of Glennville.
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New Improvement League Formed In Government Hill Area
Following a city wide lead, the Government Hill Improvement League organized Friday with Harry Warebuch as president. More than 100 citizens joined to improve streets and sanitary conditions and to push for a recreation center in Government Hill. Meetings set for the first Tuesday of each month at the Ritnm School. Wurzbach named president and Miss Lilly Yeager elected secretary.
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Insurance Group Parley Set For San Antonio Meet
Members of the Texans Association of Life Underwriters will convene Saturday at the St. Anthony hotel with convention headquarters announced by Arthur Pfef. Delegates are urged to arrive Friday for a dinner hosted by the Life Managers Club of San Antonio at the Spanish Governor's palace. P. Setinabel chairs the annual managers meeting with Starkey Duncanly directing Saturday’s convention program.
German Pastor Niemoeller Defies Nazi Church Framework
Berlin June 18. Pastor Martin Niemoeller, a leading Protestant figure, challenged authorities as he declared the Evangelical church must not be fitted into a political framework. Speaking in Wilmersdorf he denounced arrests and bans on church bodies and insisted only God can reorganize the church, despite a crackdown on the confessional church elections slated for June 27. The crowd filled the church as he repeated his message amid government pressure.
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Ban on Marriage 8 Blamed in Personal Crisis Reports
In Lacon TH on June 18 police said Jon Jasor age 5 and his 20 year old partner Clara Jason were found dead from carbon monoxide in their car. They had sought death pact after being refused a marriage license due to their relationship. Nearby a truck driver saw the parked car and notified authorities. The incident is treated as a double suicide connected to a blocked marriage.
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Bridesmaid Alyse Matthews Hunn Dies Before DuPont Roosevelt Wedding
Alyse Matthews Hunn, 20, who was to be bridesmaid at the June wedding of Ethel DuPont to Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr., died in a Baltimore hospital after a month of injuries from a horse accident near Malvern Pennsylvania. She had undergone an operation days earlier.
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Malvern
Bank Management Blamed in Failures Survey Shocks Washington
A Washington survey by J F O Connor troller of the currency cites local financial downturn and incompetent management as major causes of bank failures. The 2055 receiverships are noted with factors including depreciation of securities, lack of public confidence, officer defalcations, and other economic stresses.
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Riot in Amritsar Leaves One Dead and Dozens Injured
In Amritsar on June 18 24 British troops were deployed to quell riots between Moslems and Sikhs. One Moslem was killed and 48 Moslems and two Sikhs were wounded amid clashes in the North Indian industrial city.
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Husqano details wife death from ax attack in Los Angeles
Testifying before a coroner's jury Setar Arefian, 50, said he killed Anna, 27, with an ax after she accused him of infidelity and after she bid farewell to another man. He claimed he acted in a rage during a night return from work and expressed concern for their five children. He faces preliminary hearing charges, including murder.
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Canadian 114 year old dies in Nipissing town
Canadian man aged 114, claimed to be the oldest living person in Canada, died today in Nipissing Township. A native of Husola, he was believed to be the eldest man in the country.
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Foot care ad promises instant relief and cooling comfort
An old style foot care ad urges readers not to neglect their feet. It touts Ice Mint as a quick fix from the drugstore, claiming it cools, relieves stinging pain from corns and calluses, and makes walking easier with a new sense of comfort after a single day of use.
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