Ross named Bonneville chief and aviation pioneer Gray profiled
James D. Ross, appointed by the President as Bonneville head, is praised as a practical, reasonable leader amid power debates. The profile also highlights Captain Harold E. Gray, 33, the aviator set to pilot the Yankee Clipper, with a record of engineering, licensing, and flights over Central America. Guttenberg Iowa is noted as his hometown.
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James D. Ross
Bonneville
Reag
Ross
Municipal Power Development
Seattle
New York Power Authority
St. Lawrence Seaway
PWA Power Development
SEC
Chatham
Ont
New York City
Edmonton
America
Harold E. Gray
Atlantic
New York Harbor
Gray
Mexico
Central America
University of Iowa
Guttenberg, Iowa
Piersons Export-Import Bank Role in Brazil Trade Push
ARREN LEE PIERSON heads the Export-Import Bank and travels Latin America promoting new trade ideas to counter fascist influence. He aims to expand credits to bolster South American commerce with Brazil seen as key for naval geography and regional trade routes.
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Arren Lee Pierson
Brazil
Pierson
Mr. Pierson
State Department
Atlantic
Canary Islands
Argentina
South America
Harvard Law School
Piergon
Los Angeles
Export-Import Bank
George N. Peek
Siberian Provost Guard Heroic Bluff in Vladivostok Clash
Samuel C. Taylor of New York City, a member of Company D Thirty first Infantry, faced Bolshevik soldiers at a Siberian railroad station in Uglonaya during January. When a Russian grabbed Pat Strong’s gun, Taylor fired a shot, causing chaos and a rapid Bolshevik retreat. He bluffed a larger escape by waving his pistol and unintentionally firing into the bar, scattering the attackers and saving a tense moment for the American group. Copyright WIN Service.
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Siberia
Samuel C. Taylor
New York City
Sam Taylor
Company D
Thirty-first United States Infantry
Siberian
Uglonaya
Vladivostok
Sam
Halifax
Pat Strong
Pat
Sams
Lesson for April 2 English text guidance
Instructional note outlines how to summarize a readable newspaper fragment into a concise title and summary. It emphasizes preserving named entities, using period tone, and avoiding generic phrasing while producing two compact lines.
Saul Becomes A New Man In Damascus Conversion
A devotional study of Saul’s dramatic encounter with the risen Christ on the Damascus Road. It contrasts Lord Lyttelton and Sir Gilbert West’s proofs with Saul’s regeneration and highlights Ananias’s role in guiding the conversion. Saul’s later bold preaching is cited as evidence of genuine change.
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Lord Lyttleton
Gilbert West
Paul
Christ
Damascus Road
Jerusalem
Stephen
Jesus
Damascus
God
Christ Jesus
Ananias
Apostle Paul
Israel
Cellulose and pentosans in plant matter fuels study notes
Large plant matter contains cellulose and starch formed from hexose sugars. Pentosans arise from pentose sugars in corncobs grain hulls straw and bagasse. Hexoses heat produce caramel and organic acids while pentoses yield furfural, a key refining agent for lubricants.
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Chicago Tribune
Secret Prayer Life
An import from John R. Mott highlights how a faithful secret prayer life can advance the Kingdom of Christ more than a public active life. The quote emphasizes quiet devotion over outward display and urges personal spiritual discipline.
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John R. Mott
Beverages and Water Nourish the Human Body
The article stresses water as essential in meals and daily life, noting two thirds of body weight is water and its roles in digestion, nutrient transport, and waste removal. It warns that insufficient fluids can cause headaches and indigestion, and cautions against caffeine for children while noting moderate coffee use for adults.
Beverages Classified
The text explains daily water needs vary by diet and season with higher intake in heat. It notes water plus foods like fruits and vegetables, milk, coffee, tea, cocoa, and juices meet hydration. Beverages fall into two overlapping groups: refreshing and stimulating, aside from milk and fruit juices.
Beverages and Their Nutritive Roles in Diet
The text outlines refreshing drinks like fruit juices fruitades and carbonated beverages including ginger ale and sarsaparilla and explains their thirst quenching flavor benefits and contribution of energy based on sugar used. It also classifies stimulating beverages coffee tea chocolate and cocoa and notes milk cream and sugar affect their nutritive value.
Coffee Quality and Storage Tips for Homemakers
The article explains that coffee flavor comes mainly from a volatile oil lost quickly when exposed to air. It recommends buying small quantities, freshly roasted coffee, and storing tea in airtight containers. Serve coffee immediately after brewing and avoid reheating.
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Wm—C. Houston Goudiss
Pedestrian Faults Highlighted In 1937 Safety Study
The National Safety Council faults pedestrians for a large share of traffic deaths in 1937, noting 15 400 pedestrian fatalities and that 67 percent of fatal incidents involved pedestrian traffic law violations or unsafe behavior. 69 percent of non fatal crashes also involved pedestrian faults.
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National Safety Council
Kellogg's All Bran Shown as a Better Diet Choice
An advertisement explains the better way to avoid constipation is Kellogg's All Bran cereal made by Kellogg in Battle Creek and sold by every grocer.
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Kellogg's
Kelloge’s
Battle Creek
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