Turkey holds strong market for American farm machinery
In New York dispatch Edward J. Bing reports Mahmoud Djeial Pey, ex Turkish commerce minister, says Turkey plans to modernize agriculture with American steam and motor ploughs financed by a government backed Angora bank. Turkey aims to import American wheat and grain as its mines and resources attract foreign capital, while patriotism and trust in U S business explain Turkish preference for American suppliers.
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Turkey
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Congress of motorists to take office March 4 says official
An official of the National Motorists Association says a congress of motorists will assume office in Washington March 4. The upcoming sixty eighth Congress will feature many members who own cars and favor better roads and uniform highway rules. The article notes motorist influence in both national and state legislatures and cites the prior example of Senator Boise Penrose.
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Berenger reveals 1923 French deficit near four billion francs
Paris reports Senator Henry Berenger budget committee head presents a detailed statement on France finances. The document, to the Left Democratic group, shows the 1923 deficit approaching four billion francs, signaling a deep fiscal shortfall and challenging government claims.
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France faces massive 1923 deficit in national finances
Senator Berenger presents figures showing France's 1923 national debt and future deficits amid reparations, foreign debt, and Germany's potential payments. Estimates suggest public debt near 28 billion francs, with large reparations and interest burdens, contributing to an anticipated multi billion dollar shortfall.
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Quality of Auto Steel Big Factor IV Make Up
C Harold Wills argues steel quality drives auto car value and performance. He notes different parts endure varied stress and strain and cites his expertise in metallurgy and automotive innovation.
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Vanadium and Molybdenum Boost Automotive Durability
The article discusses how vanadium introduced to cars improved alloy strength and durability, with molybdenum added during Liberty motor production to reduce weight and enhance balance. It notes these alloys enabled lighter engines and greater engine reliability, citing the Ville Malnate Claire and the Gray Goose as examples of improved construction.
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