Future buildings may lack windows says GE lab official
Dr. Matt Luckiesh of General Electric Nela Park laboratories predicts downtown offices factories and museums will rely on artificial light and ventilation as daylight costs and maintenance rise. He cites heat loss from windows higher upkeep and soot removal as arguments for windowless designs with purified air from artificial vents. A second item notes Prof W L Carlyle selecting pedigreed cattle for Canada from Prince of Wales Alberta ranch during a Cornwall visit.
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Associated Pressey
Cleveland
Nela Park Research Laboratories
General Electric Company
Matt Lucktesh
Lucktash
Dr. Luckiesh
Luckiesh
Brand Marked Baby Reunites With Cal Exit Mother
New York May 2 A branded baby lost in the Near East and seized by Armenians after Turkish deporations is found with his mother Mia Torosian of Dinuba California. The scarred boy aged about eight or nine years was recovered among 16 000 rescued children and identified by the distinctive brand.
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New York
Caliifornia
Turkey
Near
Hest Rebet
Laird Archer
Wichita
Kan
Tom
Archer
Bufffering
Mia
Toros
Ian
Dinuba
Cal
Searcheadk
Mardin
Brzaproum
Arabian Desert
Beirut
Adelaide S. Dwight
Mear
Dwight
Kansas
Carolyne McAffe
Kansas City
Syria
Thei i
Avian
Tha
Brand
Jhin
Althe
George
Loris
McAfee
Lentrance
America
Y M C A Volleyball Banquet Set for May 11
The Y M C A volleyball banquet will be held in connection with the annual meeting Friday evening May 11. F W Richardson announces details for the event and program.
Volleyball Games Closing Waterlo o and Marshalltown Event
A school committee plans a program headed by the physical director. The final act features a volley ball series between Waterloo and Marshalltown teams M C G A.
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Waterloo
Marshalltown
M. CG. A
New Boy Scout Troop 2 Plans First Meeting
The first regular meeting of newly organized Boy Scout Troop No 2 will be held this evening at Flymouth Congregational Church under Scoutmaster Donald Parry. Charter memberships remain open and future meetings will be Wednesdays with a weekend hike planned.
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Boy Scouts
Flymouth
Donald Parry
Paroled Men Earn Honest Livelihood in Association Wards
Two hundred men paroled from seven state prisons and federal prisons in 1922 earned 98044 dollars, averaging over four dollars a day, the Central Howard association reported. Essential relief aided 1160 men, and 954 were discharged during the year.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Central Howard Association
Central Howard Association Aims to Prevent Crime through Supervision
The Central Howard association assisted 2,464 men and boys last year. Under founder F. Emory Lyon, the group seeks to prevent crime by better supervision of offenders on probation and parole. Lyon notes local funds bridge the gap to self support and citizenship, asserting the program is worthwhile.
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F. Emory Lyon
Lyon
Prac
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Prince of Wales’ Alberta
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Cornwall
Christian King
England
Babe
BOY Scout
H. F. Greten
Furrier
Bridge St
State Board of Health
Young Coal Company
Bedan
Auburn
Burd Auto & Supply CO
5Th St
Waterloo, Iowa
Duluth
Fort Worth
New York Central Railroad
Portland Cement Association
Hubbell
Des Moines
National Organization
Hinmencei
Peter New York
Salt Lake
B.C
Nates
D.C
Baum-Mcdonald Auto CO
Lafayette
la Palma
Congress Cigar Company
Philadelphia
Francis-Stitz CO
Towa
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