California News Review highlights and local notes
Inland Empire Gas Co sold to Pacific Public Service of San Francisco. Sonoma County faces growing pension applications as state welfare reviews delays. Fort Ross replica and court house needs in Stanislaus County. State aviation, highway, and veteran care plans feature, plus wildlife protections and tax-funded public services data.
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Inland Empire Gas Company
el Centro
Pacific Public Service Company of
San Francisco
H. W. Burkhart
The
Inland Company
Sonoma County Board of Supervisors
State Social Welfare Commission
Pauline Olsen
County Social Service
Fort Ross
Sonoma County
State of
California
Stanislaus County
Grand Jury
Court House
Board of Supervisors
Modesto
Folsom Dam
American River Hydroeelectric Company of
Edward Hyatt
Lyman M. King
State Department of Finance
United States
U. S. Webb
Webb
House
Senate Immigration Committee
San Diego
State Water Commission
San Joaquin County
San Joaquin
San Joaquin County Welfare Department
San Joaquin County Crippled Children’s Fund
Service Clubs
Crippled Children’s Society
Howard H. Markel
Carmel
Carmel Woman’s Club
San Juan
Sacramento
State Department of Public Works
Feather River
Plumas County
A. T. Howe
Santa Rosa
C. W. Wood
Stockton
Wheatland
Yuba
Lassen County
Santa Fe Railway
Contra Costa County
Pittsburg
Martinez
City Planning Conference
California Real Estate Association
Board of
Fresno County
San Joaquin Valley
Morro Bay
Yosemite Valley
Veterans Home
Yountville
Yountville Institution
John R. Quinn
Veterans’ Affairs
Eureka
One Hundred and Eighty-fourth Infantry
United States Service
C. E. McCarthy
War Department
Alamitos Bay
Long Beach
Cal
Snodgrass Slough
H. C. Ross
Pacific Gas & Electric Company
Fresno
Fowler and
Sanger
Forest Service
Oakdale
Lipp
Senate
Secretary of Interior
Palo Verde
Cibola
Colorado River
Springville
Sequoia National Forest
Springville Ranger Station
California Inc
Ozark rivers to power the future of Missouri
Joplin reports massive hydro power plans harnessing Ozark streams. Dams at Bagnell Osage, Table Rock White and Niangua Lebanon aim to generate up to 600000 horsepower, with lakes spanning 86 and 125 miles and significant regional impact for industry and tourism. Costs run into tens of millions and licenses already grant hundreds of thousands of horsepower.
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Joplin
Ozarks
Ozark
Bagnell
Osage
Table Rock
White
Lebanon
Niangua
Bagnell-Osage
Missouri
White River
Niangua River
Casconade
Central Missouri Pacific Company
Arlington
Piney River
Black River
Leeper
Pulmotor Squad Saves Young Man Thought Dead
Seventeen year old John Abbenhous, an automobile mechanic, was overcome by carbon monoxide and left for dead. Fire Capt. Joseph R. Cook and Lieut. James Carey led truck company No. 10 as an inhalator crew fought for over ninety minutes, restoring faint breathing and saving his life.
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Seattle
John Abbenhous
Young Abbenhous
M. Danning
California Debt Totals Rise as Bonded Obligations Grow
Centroflor Rneyaso reports 1929 bonded debt for municipalities counties and the state at 781 407 305 up 26 088 709 from last year. California figures show municipalities 360 252 849 counties 299 977 966 state 121 176 500. The Standard Oil Co of California reserves display space at the 1930 Tulare County Fair. The California Geological Survey advances mining industry studies under the State Mining Board with field engineers compiling district data for maps and a statewide geological map planned.
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Centroflor Rneyaso
California
Standard Oil Company of California
Tulare County
Geological Survey of California
State Division of Mines
State Mining Board
Lost Glass Eye Used as Marble Target in Brockton
In Brockton Massachusetts local character William T. P. Nelson reportedly lost his glass eye while being forcibly arrested for drunkenness. The eye was then used as a marble target by boys who found it, winning 500 marbles before Nelson redeemed the eye with a piece of silver.
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Brockton
Mass
William T. P. Nelson
Nelson
Digger Finds 59-Carat Kimberley Diamond Surprise
In Capetown an excited digger, who had just lost his stake, was toasted by friends when a native cried out that a 59 carat diamond had been found on his claim and later sold for twenty thousand dollars.
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Capetown
Kimberley
Albany medical college tests high frequency waves on germs
Authorities at Albany Medical College are experimenting with high frequency electric waves to gauge their potential to kill bacteria and combat infections. The research aims to determine practical applications in sterilization and medicine.
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Albany, N. Y
Albany Medical College
Child Defends Brother Against Dog Attack With Bare Fists
Laura McFarland a 13 year old girl fought off a police dog that bit her 4 year old brother while he petted the animal in the woods near San Francisco She carried him through poison ivy to the road and a passing car for help Doctors said the boy who was severely torn by the dogs fangs would recover
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San Francisco
Laura McFarland
Laura
Vienna X Ray Cure Raises Hope For Abnormal Children
Viennese X ray specialists found that X ray exposure during skull imaging appears to improve both mental and physical conditions in abnormal children. The rays seem to penetrate the skull to the brain and produce beneficial results, suggesting a curing effect.
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Vienna
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