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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1938

Page

6

Ford Says Labor Troubles Mean Nothing To Him At 85

Dearborn dispatch reports Henry Ford, amid CIO battles, downplays labor troubles as his 85th birthday celebration marks Ford Motor Co.’s 64 acre plant expansion. Ford and son Edsel tour the facility and discuss plastics, tractors, and the auto industry outlook.

Dearborn Mich Henry Ford CIO Labor Relations Board Edsel Ford Motor Company Ford Alfred P. Sloan General Motors Company United Automobile Workers Union America

Helium Lifting Power and Ship Load Weight Analysis

Under sea level and at 59 F the air and helium weights are about .07651 and .01054 lb per cu ft. Helium’s lifting force equals the weight difference, but shipping pressure 2000–2500 lb per sq ft raises helium weight in a full car to 2155 lb, so a car weighing 200000 lb empty would weigh 202155 lb when fully loaded with helium, with the method applying to any lighter gas.

Ford's Early Rivalry and Founding Facts Recap

The article recalls Henry Ford driving for a candid camera, posing for photographers near a building site. It notes the Ford Motor Company was established June 14, 1903 with 100000 capital stock. Ford would turn 75 on July 30.

Ford Ford Company Angier

Senators Seek Halt to Armaments Race in U S Congress

Several prominent senators voiced support for halting the armaments race, though no sign of administration action. Secretary Hull and Prime Minister Chamberlain said the U S and Britain had not proposed or discussed a halt. Senator Walsh linked disarmament talk to the large naval expansion bill.

Washington Sec State Hall House of Commons U. S Neville Chamberlain Britain Chamberlain Hull Nashville Tenn State Department Sen. Walsh Senate

Weather crisis in China threatens rivers and front lines

Japanese engineers and Chinese peasants scan skies as heavy rains threaten the Yellow and Yangtze rivers. The Moodstream floods 500 square miles, 530,000 lives lost, 300,000 displaced across 2,000 villages, creating a water barrier that halts advance toward the Peiping Hankow railway.

Shanghat China Yangtze Yellow River Honan Province Chowiakow Peiping-Hankow Chenepchow Chengchow Sec

Chinese provinces celebrate after aerial defense success

In Honan and Anwhei provinces residents reported reaching safe points beyond flood waters. Canton rejoiced as 13 Chinese pursuit planes reportedly tracked to and shot down six Japanese bombing planes that attacked a railway north of the city.

Honan Anwhei Canton

Theft of Old Gold Is Charged Against Youth

Herbert Anderton a 17 year old of 16 Estill Street was jailed after admitting a series of thefts of old gold fillings from the National Bank of Commerce building. He told investigators he sold the gold to a man near the old city incinerator and the missing man will be questioned today.

Herbert Anderton Estill Street C. A. Ferguson West Virginia

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