Cold weather keeps eclipse unseen across the nation
The total lunar eclipse Tuesday night drew mixed views due to clouds and cold in Iowa and New York. Harvard observers noted a bright, penny like moon while astrologers warned of societal unrest and market turmoil tied to the event.
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Iowa
Los Angeles
Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburgh
Harvard University
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Australia
North America
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New York
Helene Paul
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Nicholas Devore
Astrologic Research Society
Man Warns Rays Bring Aggressive Behavior to Women
A speaker claims exposure to certain rays causes men to throw rocks at their wives, warning susceptible individuals to avoid them. The assertion links radiation to violent acts and urges caution for affected people.
Explore Your Mind Q and A on married life seclusion
Dr A E Wiggam answers questions on the first year of marriage urging absolute privacy for the couple to avoid external judgment and enhance natural intimacy. He notes older observers feel watched, causing restraint and discusses overcoming self consciousness by becoming well informed on a subject, especially for women.
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Abraham Myerson
Harvard
Knowledge boosts self confidence and status in society
A Yale scholar Professor Ellsworth Huntington notes that those descended from early European migrants seeking religious freedom have a better chance at wealth and prominence in fields such as writing politics business science law medicine education and clergy.
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Ellsworth Huntington
Yale
Europe
Bus Strike Delays G I Homecoming
Fort Douglas Utah AP Lt Col Alvin Sessions transportation officer for the Ninth service command has conferred with strikebound Overland Greyhound officials to speed servicemen homeward from Pacific ports but says buses cannot be used until the strike ends. The Overland Greyhound line linking Salt Lake City Portland and Spokane has been tied up since Oct 1 when 192 bus drivers went on strike against a pre war wage scale.
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Utah
Alvin Sessions
Ninth Service Command
Overland Greyhound
Pacific
Sessions
Salt Lake City
Portland
Spokane
Whisky grain allotments limit rye to six percent in January
The agriculture department capped rye at six percent of grain for January whisky production, keeping December’s 10 day mash capacity. The January rye restriction is lower than December’s 25 percent cap. Whisky distillers receive sufficient grain to operate at January capacity.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Distillery Grains Allocation Amid Rye Shortage
The report notes September and October usage as a share of the average monthly quantities for each plant. Ten days of mashing capacity will demand about 5,500,000 bushels of grain. Rye use is limited due to a food and feed shortage, continuing from December.
January corn usage limited to lower grade grain
The notice states that during January the use of corn must be restricted to lower grade kernels. This constraint applies to shipments and any processing facilities handling corn stock in the period.
United Airlines Daily Feeds 131000 Mile Coast Flight Route
Chicago report notes United Airlines maintains a coast to coast scale totaling 131000 daily miles flown.
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Chicago
United Airlines
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