New Device to Measure Shocks
Washington November 14 4 new instruments devised by the Bureau of Public Works aim to measure shock and strain on bridges and vehicles. The devices deliver rapid readings on deflection and force, showing how much stretch or compression occurs under test conditions. The instruments will not require engineers to conduct extensive field testing and are part of a program to improve safety by detecting structural weaknesses.
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New Haven Insurance Man Dies Suddenly
An insurance agent in New Haven collapsed and died unexpectedly. The incident occurred at an office in downtown New Haven with colleagues reporting a sudden medical event. Authorities responded and began routine investigations into the death.
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Three Great Discoveries in American Science
An early 20th century report outlines major American scientific breakthroughs, highlighting a powerful new submarine propulsion and explosive device. It notes a vast experimental program led by Professor Theodore W. and colleagues, describing a colossal 6000-ton device and a long range gun capable of projecting a 1000-pound charge, with potential deployment near Newark and Times Square.
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Stratford Seeks Tax Relief and Valuation Reform
Stratford officials and Town Manager Hunter propose to keep taxes near current levels and study a gradual reduction through a town wide revaluation plan. The plan would reassess all property, placing higher values near the business center and tapering outward to balance the burden fairly.
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Mystery Boat Lands at Mamaroneck
A damaged item reports a boat incident near Mamaroneck with unclear details. The fragmentary notes mention an owner and a vessel off the breakwater and indicate a rushed response, but many names and specifics are unreadable.
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Hotel man found dead in bed under heart trouble
Alfred If Rennie, manager of the Tent Known Hotel Meron in New York, was found dead in his bed on November 14. Officials believe heart trouble caused the death.
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