Boulder Dam Inspection Tour By Southern California Officials
A large party of Southern California officials led by Mayor George K. Cryer of Los Angeles toured the Colorado River region for Boulder Canyon dam plans and the proposed Colorado River aqueduct. The inspection route included Barstow Las Vegas Black Canyon Needles Blythe and Los Angeles with stops to study intake sites and the aqueduct route. Participants included Mayor Cryer Riverside Mayor S. W. McNabb Pasadena officials and others from Orange Santa Ana Long Beach and Imperial Valley irrigation districts.
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George K. Cryer
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Long Beach
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Sonata Ana
San Bernardino
Barstow
Las Vegas
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Colorado
Black Canyon
Nevada City
Needles
Blythe
S. W. McNabb
W. J. Carr
Pasedana Hiram
W. Wadsworth
James H. Toward
O. FE
Gunther
City of Orange
FB. T. Pinlay
Santa Ana
Orange County Board of Supervisors
Gree H. Hutton
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Santa Monica
Bruce Mason
Tony Beach
Mark Shaw
T. A. Panter
Bureau of Power and Light
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J. Winsey
Public Service Dept
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Angeles
S. R. Pratt
Bureau of W Water Works and Supply
Los Anges
Earl
Pound
Imperial Valley Irrigation District
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San Bernardino Viaduct Closed After Safety Probe
Traffic halted on the Mount Vernon Avenue crossing over Santa Fe tracks after an investigation found the viaduct unfit for travel. The closure was ordered Monday afternoon by T. R. Lothrop, street superintendent, pending repairs or replacement.
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Mount Vernon Avenue
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Southern Sierras Power completes drought era hydro plants
Owens River Gorge Main Plant and Leevining Creek Plant became operational in October with 7500 and 14000 HP capacities. An 88 mile FEI Centro Rincon interconnection for San Diego steam power served Imperial and Coachella Valleys, completed August 20. The emergency program added 50 million kilowatt hours from water stored in Rhinedollar Saddle bags and Tioga Lakes, totaling 2.1 million dollars over eight months.
California Big Trees Date Back Before Adam
The Sequoia Washingtoniana, the Big Tree, traces its history to ancient volcanic shaping of the Sierra Nevada in California. Fossil remains and preserved wood show growth halted by lava cap formation, yet modern plantings in the Sierra and Lake Tahoe region outgrow native conifers, with notable 12 year growth of new saplings.
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Western Coast Mountains
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Tahoe
Ore National Forest
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Sequoia National Forest
Sierras
Largest California map unveiled in San Francisco event
The California Development Association with county aid unveils the grand relief map of California occupying the entire nave of the Ferry Building. Unveiling is set for November 19 with a Palm Court Palace Hotel dinner preceding a 12 15 luncheon and conference at the Fairmont to discuss conservation planning needs.
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State of California
Erry
California Development Association
Messrs Henderson
Tiernan
Fairmont Hotel
Foresters consider Bigtree’s potential for California reforestation
Foresters note the Bigtree reaches heights of 40 to 50 feet as the best local saplings, raising questions about large scale reforestation by plantations like those already tested. Christmas greetings promoted with samples at the printer office.
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California
Culture in the Home Boosts American Radio Enjoyment
The rapidly expanding radio service elevates home culture with high quality programs on Sunday evenings. Stations feature piano, vocal solos, quartets, orchestral numbers, and first class band music. Religious services are broadcast across denominations and networks push further improvements through the Corporation of America and local stations.
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Mcasting
Wasting industries label misleads public say experts
The piece argues that mining and petroleum extraction fuel modern civilization, powering homes, farms, factories, transport and roads. Regulators and politicians may seize on waste concerns, yet converting ore into copper products and refining fuels supports broad progress and economic growth.
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Mining and Oil Bulletin
Capital and Labor in San Francisco and Los Angeles Trade
In San Francisco manufactured exports last year ran three and a half times higher than prewar levels. Los Angeles exports rose from about 70 million dollars twenty years ago to over 1.0 billion last year. Growth demands more capital, supplied by many investors. Millions of American wage workers possess surplus able to invest in corporations serving their communities, seen as wisdom and strength.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
War veterans urged to file for bonus nationwide drive
Washington November 9 a nationwide campaign to spur World War veterans to expedite adjusted compensation applications has been launched by Major General Robert C. Davis adjutant general of the army. More than half of those entitled have not submitted papers to Washington.
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Gneral Robert ¢. Davis
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Pete Osdick Shines With California Mineral Exhibit
Pod Osdick of Randsburg California drew attention at the American Mining Congress Convention with a mineral display from Kerm and San Bernardino Counties. The exhibit, attributed to Pete’s personal effort, stood as a strong booster for Randsburg and its mining progress.
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Pete) Osdick
Randsburg
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American Mining Congress
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San Bernardino
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Randsburz
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