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Denver Gas Stoves, which must have bigger flues than Savannah gas stoves because on mountains, gas burns less readily than at sea level-reported by Bureau of Standard's John Hartshorn Eiseman, Francis Albert Smith, American Gas Association's C. J. Merritt...
...acres. The Chemical Foundation, which he helped establish, gave him $50,000 to carry out his idea. Georgia, where he was born, has given him $40,000, promised $60,000 more. Last week Chemist Herty produced the first significant run of pine paper at his experimental plant in Savannah. The quantity was sufficient for one edition of an average country weekly newspaper...
...First was a Confederate wooden gunboat which plied the Savannah River in 1864. Second was a steel freighter used as a cargo carrier in the World War. The city is in the Congressional district represented by Carl Vinson, chairman of the House Naval Affairs Committee...
...manager of the French Line, was severely wounded when his host's shotgun went off accidentally. Carried from the field through swamps and thickets on a litter of branches and gunnysacks, he was taken to a Savannah hospital where it was found that the charge had blown away part of a rib and collarbone, lodged 100 pellets in a lung. He was expected to recover...
William Dorman, retired vice president of Johnson & Johnson (surgical supplies) bought the three Barrier Islands-Frippo, St. Phillips and Storey, totalling 15,000 acres-between Charleston, S. C. and Savannah...