Farms Growing Industrial Crops Hinted As Solution
Dr William J Hale, in The Farm Chemurgic, argues for a chemurgic farm linking farm and industry. He envisions agricenters near farms, using corn to make agroline fuel and plastics from farm products, employing millions and addressing the corn hog issue while reshaping industry’s dependence on minerals.
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Carl.c. Cranmer
Washington
William J. Hale
Europe
Turkey
United States
Hale
Tiny layette patterns for baby from fall and winter book
A 1920s pattern feature offers simple to sew layette garments for a small baby including a low neck dress, yoke fullness, snap or button shoulders, kimono sleeves on a sacque, and a sliding sleeping bag. Pattern No 3041 costs 15 cents, with name address and size required. Fashion Dept Hagerstown Mail, 200 Fifth Ave New York.
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Baby
Fashion Dept
Hagerstown
Fifth Ave
New York City
Peace Topic At Downsville St James WCTU Meeting
December meeting at St James Church led by Mrs Daniel Sensenbaugh focused on peace. Speakers urged civic awareness, library peace books, and youth education while funds were raised for Christmas food, comfort kits, and hospital gifts for service members.
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Downsville- St. James W
Thelma Baker
Prince of Peace
Reba Long
Miss Reichard
Howard Reichard
W.S. Baker
Christ
William Eyler
W. S. Baker
Soldiers and Sailors Hospital
Young Negro Sentenced To Life In Frederick Crime Case
William Carter, 22, a Black man, was sentenced to life imprisonment for an October attempted rape in Frederick Maryland. He was transported from the Maryland Penitentiary under heavy guard to the courthouse for the trial amid tense security and no public notice. Geraldine Kreh, 22, a former playground worker and relative of a former mayor, was the victim.
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Frederick
William Carter
Carter
Maryland
Misa Geraldine Kreh
Baker Park
Hallowe
Broker Missing After Accusations and Court Restraint
Frederick E. Peeler, a Rochester stock broker, vanished after alleging five people tortured him in an extortion plot. A supreme court justice had ordered he be restrained from further market dealings during the inquiry.
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Frederick E. Peeler
Rochester
Supreme Court
Associated Press
Testimony Concludes in Hammond Urner Case
Hammond Urner and Associate Judges Arthur D. Willard and Charles W. Woodward presided as testimony concluded shortly after noon, marking a key procedural stage in the case.
Death Penalty Sought in Poison Plot Case
In Chicago on December 18 the state seeks the death penalty for Lawrence Cozzi for a poison plot that killed Rocco Pizano after being fed a sandwich to Harold Clifford. Jurors were chosen Monday to consider the death sentence. Assistant Prosecutor Richard Devine says Cozzi aimed to poison to suppress testimony against two assailants who had been jailed on Clifford’s testimony.
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Chicago
Walte
Lawrence Cozzi
Rocco Pizano
Harold Clifford
Piszno
Richard Devine
Cozzi
John Griffin
Clifford
Court notes defense time used in admission of assault
In court, ten minutes of defense testimony were recorded. The defendant, a Black man, testified he attacked the girl claiming he was half drunk and mistook her for another. The judge prepared to submit verdict.
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Colars
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Homcehold Arts
Teachers College
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New York
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Eoples
W. Washington St
Pabst
Ben Bernie
WFBR
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E. Franklin &T
Frederick County
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Santa Deer
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Asia
Daily
Sm Mail
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