Guaxima Roxa Fiber Promises Strength For Brazil
Brazil promotes Guaxima Roxa, or Aramina in Sao Faso, a fiber from Guaxima Ko. Reportedly fibers exceed a yard in length, are flexible and strong, nearly white and air when dry. Used for rope twine and sacking with tensile strength said to surpass jute. Thrives in damp coastal soils, found across the republics.
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Brazil
Sao Faso
Will county and DuPage county race shapes in 1942 primary
The piece analyzes Will and DuPage county candidates for state offices in a 1942 primary. It discusses Garrity as a Democratic repeat candidate, the potential for Tom Courtney and party leaders, and the likelihood of Bogan and Mrs. ONeill from DuPage winning. It notes Perry as a Dupage nominee prospect and warns on strategic party splits and anticipated vote totals.
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Anthony J. Garrity
Braidwood
Garrity
Will County
Tom Courtney
Tianty
Dupage County
Lottie Holman O’neill
Frank J. Bogan
Dupage
General Assembly
Bogan
Warren L. Wood
Mrs. O’neill
Jos
Sam Perry
Perry
Green
Oscar E. Carlstrom
Retreat for Women at St. John’s Church
Rev. Peter Crumbly leads a Sunday retreat for all women of St. John’s parish at the Catholic church. Mass and Communion open at 8 o'clock, with 1:30 conference, 2:15 rosary, 3:00 conference and stations, and 4:15 consecration to the Sacred Heart. Anna Braun chairs arrangements. Oil leaders Texas and California top U.S. production, with Illinois rising. 1942 volume vastly higher than 1937.
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Peter Crumbly
St. John’s Catholic Church
Anna Braun
Chiairman
Texas
California
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Illinois
Kansas
Cut Production Time for B 24 Liberators Progress
Time to build B 24 Liberators cut from 100000 to 30000 man hours. Efficiency gains reported as factory work accelerates wartime aircraft output.
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