Muscle Shoals Project Aims At Power And Fertilizer Uses
The Muscle Shoals development on the Tennessee River in northern Alabama is described as the world’s largest hydraulic project. It covers Wilson Dam and three dams, nitrate plants, villages for workers, and a large power station. The article explains the wartime and peacetime uses including electricity and nitrogen compounds, with details on dam specs, costs, and construction forces.
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Uscle Shoals
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America
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Muscle Shoals Project
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Wilson Dam
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Wilson _Dam
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Alabam Power Company
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New York
Chicago
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William Cramp & Sons Ship & Engine Building Company
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company
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J. K. Cram
Ordnance Department
Major Crain
Man Found Dead After Burglary Attempt On Terrace
A householder on a sunken terrace found a shabby man dead on the top step after denying he attempted a burglary. The caller said a man sought a mower and yard work, and witnesses described the events as the stranger arrived at 8:30 AM seeking work.
Definition of History Amidst Erroneous Fragments
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a discussion on the definition of history with unclear references and possible misprints. The text mentions feeling, persons, and misinformed terms, but concrete facts or context are not discernible.
Wites Visit Traps Hunted Kentuckian in Bluegrass Country
A Kentucky mountain feud figure known as Kelly Howard alias Kelly Arnett was captured near Dentaville after a confrontation with Floyd county officers. He was linked to the January shooting death of Brorgan Shepherd during a hill country riot sparked by a family party. Officers say others hired Howard to kill Shepherd to prevent Shepherd’s new trial. Howard denied intent, claiming the shooting was an accident. His wife’s visit to him helped locate the escapee, and a young officer shot at him in a mountain ambush weeks earlier.
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Bairdstown
Kelly Howard
Bloyd County
Howard
Brorgan Shepherd
Kelly Arnett
Reuben Howard
Dentaville
Floyd County
Jerry
T. Q. Allen
Moots Allen
Shepherd
Commonwealth
David Wilson
Bruce Shepherd
Jerry Allen
Allen
Lad and Sister Meet for First Time in Anthony Kansas
Harold For est Fayter aged fifteen adopted son of Mr and Mrs L Y Hayter was reunited with a sister he did not know he had Pearl Trene Wilson wife of the deputy county treasurer of Wilson county at Fredonia learned they were siblings by chance. They had both been in a Wichita children's home before adoption their father Claude C Vargason formerly of Newton and their mother is deceased.
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Lad
Anthony
Kan
Harold Forest Fayter
L. Y. Hayter
Pearl Trene Wilson
Wilson County
Fredonia
Wichita
Claude C. Vargason
Newton
Yonkers Judge Issues Flapper Code Over Salary Guard
Yonkers New York City Judge Street orders Angelina De Stefano to follow a local flapper code after her mother complains she keeps 25 cents of her weekly pay. The decree allows outings with other girls and attending shows while preserving a portion for herself. The judge notes a treated as a young woman standard and that dancing approval remains undecided.
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Yonkers, N
Yonkers
Angelina de Stefano
Jennie de Stefano
di Stefano
Boote
Miss de Stefano
Romantic suit ends with $20,000 legacy for Mrs S and Dupee
In New Orleans Mrs S and Dupee received a $20,000 check from the estate of Dr. BH Brown of Louisville to whom she was to be married last December. Brown’s death halted the romance. He also reportedly left a $15,000 Louisville residence, which she plans to claim.
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New Orleans
Memphis to Preserve Jefferson Davis Home as Memorial
Veterans of World War I back a project to repair and preserve the Jefferson Davis house in downtown Memphis as a Civil War and World War II memorial. Memphis Post No 1 American Legion seeks $50,000 to buy and restore the property, with major payments already made.
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Memphis
Jefferson Davis
Davis
American Legion
Court Avenue
Fourth Street
Main Street
Legion
Strict Discipline for Baby Seal on Alaska Shore
A Cook Inlet observer notes maternal discipline among hair seals. A newborn seal is guided from birth, taught to swim, and trained in hunting and survival through gentle coercion. Mothers use the flipper to spank and instruct, with pups learning gradually as they are snatched from danger. Some seals become pets and loyal companions, returning to homes despite banishment.
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Nintlehik
Alaska
Cook Intet
Seasick Baboons Egg Boy in Steamer's Hold
Seaworthy drama aboard the Amerila liner with 905 passengers ends in chaos as baboons in the hold scatter eggs. Galley boy Heinrich Remke, driven by curiosity, enters the hold for eggs, faces a baboon who tosses the basket and eggs. Remke and a mate are splattered. crews warned to avoid the animals.
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New York
Heinrich Remke
United States
Remke
Marine 700
Cardboard Utensils Patented by German Inventor
Cardboard kettles and pans patented by a German inventor. The material is dipped in a mixture of asphalt and resin, making the items waterproof and acid resistant.
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