Omaha Alcohol Plant to Produce Synthetic Rubber Feed
Omaha will host a new alcohol plant using large tanks at an old power plant to yield 17.5 million gallons of alcohol annually for synthetic rubber. The project, costing about 3 million dollars, will also produce 60,000 tons of high protein cattle and poultry feed. Priorities and financing were secured in Washington, with chemists noting grain use and feed recovery as part of the plan.
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Richard W. Randolph
Omaha
Neb
INS
William M. Jeffers
End Laxative Habit This Easy Way Ad Claim
A health advertorial promoting lemon juice and water as a natural laxative. It touts morning consumption of the juice from one Sunkist lemon, claiming it stimulates bowel action, improves digestion, boosts vitamin C intake, fights fatigue, and aids overall vitality with a wake-up effect. California Sunkist Lemons are recommended.
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Sunkist
California
Polling Place List for Troy City Election Registration Days
Legal notice lists polling locations by ward for October 6 7 and October 15 16 registration days and September 2 election day with multiple districts and venues such as Hichter's Garage Lena Sand Store Fourth Street Central Grammar School and Troy Orphan Asylum. Includes clerk certification James M McGrath and notices about liquor licenses and restaurant permits in Troy Rensselaer County New York.
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James St. McGrath
Common Council
City of
Troy
Elec
Fourth St
Congress St
High School
Seventh Ave
State St
Central Grammar School
Fifth Ave
State
Broadway
Central Police and Fire Headquarters
State St. Pourth Ward
Lec
Gange
Bath Bros
Grand St
Federal St
Ninth St
Walker Ave
Colinns Ava
Troy Orphan Aslum
Spring Ave
Elec. Dist.—Pumper 7. Pawling Ave
Ford Ave
Sixth Ward
Burden Ave
Pumper
Mill St
Ganage
Jacob
Ninth
Harts Garage
Eighth Ward
Burke
Salvatore Pasinella
Ninth Ward
Second St
Secend
Puniner
Third St
Canal Ave
Tenth Ward
Jew St
Fith
Rensselaer St
Hoosick
Tenth
Seventh Ward
Cned
Adams
Third Sts
Sullivan
Roy
Rensselaer County
New York
Stephen F. Delaney
the Garden Grill
Fourth &T
Paphive
Huge Omaha alcohol plant seen as war time dream realized
The Defense Plant corporation constructs a large Omaha alcohol plant with a feed unit and dry ice by product looming as a postwar venture. George Johnson of Hastings and Dr Leo Christensen of Nebraska University champion the project, with grain capacity at 20 000 bushels daily and dry ice output estimated at 125 tons per day from fermentation.
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George Johnson
Hastings
Neb
Leo. Christensen
Nebraska University Chemurgist
Omaha Aleoko
Omaha
Defense Plant Corporation
Alvin Johnson
De Marigny Cleared To Shave Beard In Bahamas
Alfred De Marigny, linked to the Sir Harry Oakes murder case, obtained permission from the Attorney General to shave his Van Dyke beard and moustache. He promptly shaved as his wife Nancy said it made him look villainous. In another note, Nassau report and Camp Edwards update on life insurance. Ninety six percent of men at the Anti Aircraft training center carry government life insurance with some units at 100 percent thanks to an education program.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Alfred de Marigny
van Dyke
Crown
Harry Oakes
Eric Hallinan
Nancy
Camp Edwards
Mass
INS
Probate notice seeks admission of will for Marie D Blakesley
The Surrogate Court in Rensselaer County, Troy, issues citation to Marie D Blakesley heirs unknown and named persons to show cause why her last will and codicil should not be admitted to probate. Petition by Donald B Taylor lists fictitious heirs and names Antoinette Valentis as deputy clerk. Also notices budget hearings for Town of Waterford and various liquor licenses in Troy area with dates and contact details.
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New York
Marie Giles Saltus
Longview Avenue
Hollywood
California
Helen W. Buchanan
Salem Avenue
Hillzapeth
New Jersey
Ladies’ Improvement Society
Lake Pleasant
Marie D. Blakesley
Donald
Taylor
Srunswick Road
Troy
Renaselner County
Marie PD. Blakesley
Schaighileoke
Edward J. Donohue
Antoinette Valentis
Surrogate’s Court
Taylor and Taylor
Petitioner
P. O
Cannon Place
Basic English as world language moves from theory to action
Basic English, the 850 word simplified tongue, gains momentum worldwide. Britain’s Churchill and Roosevelt back its spread as educators and leaders in China, Russia, and the United States organize teaching drives for occupied lands, with Richards and Gibson promoting primers and films for rapid adoption.
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Cambridge
Mass
Britain
Roosevelt
Walt Disney
Ivor Armstrong Richards
Disney
New York
South America
Richards
Harvard University
Canadian Rockies
Winston Churchill
Rudolph Hess
Hitler
Fuehrer
Germany
Bismarck
Churchill
Christine M. Gibson
Duke Field
Ariz
Cornell University
Army of Occupation
Italy
Harvard
Camp Devins
Richard
Miss Gibson
State Department
White House
Chiang Kai-sheks
China
Ivy Litvinoff
Russia
Ministry of Education
Yunnan
Earth
German American League Officers Held In New Jersey Indictment
An indictment returned in Newark charges 28 officers and members of the German American Vocational League Inc and its subsidiary with conspiring to act as Nazi agents without notifying the U S government. The grand jury alleges the group served German interests by using local chapters to spread Reich propaganda under directives from Berlin.
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Newark
N. J
Army Puts Finger On High School Boys
Cincinnati report notes Major Harold W. Kent at the national conference said 3,000,000 educational credit cards have been sent to high schools to record boys scholastic and other achievements. The cards will be used by induction centers to help assign youths to army duties as the draft looms.
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Cincinnati
Army
Harold W. Kent
Kent
Soldiers Plan Fresh Start in Business After War
A lighthouse-like view from a Staten Island hospital counselor notes returning soldiers prefer new paths over prewar jobs. Wives may resist, urging the old security, risking marital strain. The piece urges couples to brace for a period of transition as men pursue chosen, untested careers.
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Hatloran
T. S. Avory Hospital
Staten Island
Rationed Lobsters In Gaspe As Fishermen Limited
Lobsters once used as fertilizer in Gaspe Quebec are now scarce and fishermen may only harvest during June and July under restrictions.
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Gaspe
Quebec
Canada
Corsica Falls Allied Air Strikes Reach Cos and Rome Area
Allied air force operations press forward in the Mediterranean theater. Bea ufighters damage Cos airfields as Mitchells strike Argos and Menidi near Athens, destroying hangars and igniting airfields. Fifth Army advances toward Rome as Montgomery sends reinforcements and Kes selring withdraws toward the Volturno. Heavy air opposition accompanies Fortresses in action.
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Carl A. Spaatz
Greece
Argos
Menidi
Athens
Cos
Cairo
Dodecanese
Middle East
Manich
Northwest African Airforce
Montesarchio
Fifth Army
Naples
Termoli
Bernard L. Montgomery
Eighth Army
Radio France
Algiers
Rome
Albert Kesselring
Volturno
Rapi
War air actions over Bolzano and Naples region report
Unescorted Fortresses bombed rail and road junctions near Pia while four of twenty attacking Whazi fighters were shot down. Marauders struck communications near the battle area hitting an overpass at Mignano north of Naples and the Isernia road defile 45 miles north of Naples. Road junctions at Terracina along the Gulf of Gaeta were hit. Planes patrolled between Naples and Rome. Germans kept their heads down. No fighters reported.
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Bolzano
Pia
Will
Mignano
Naples
Isernia
Terracina
Gulf of Gaeta
Rome
Ploesti Raiders in Red Cross Hostels
A Bern radio report said most U S aviators shot down over Ploesti are being cared for in Red Cross hostels in Romania. The Romanian government told the International Committee of the Red Cross they would be treated under the Geneva Convention terms.
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New York
Bern
United States
Ploesti
Red Cross
Rumania
International Committee of the Red Cross
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