Conferences Called For County Organization In Montana
Rev J A Alford announces two county conferences from April 6 to 16 to promote the Inter church World Movement. The events feature four departments, a regional speaker team, and two delegates from each preaching precinct, with five member ministerial and lay committees guiding the state plan across five districts and multiple counties led by designated pastors and organizers.
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Interchurch World Movement
J. A.alford
Montana
Helena
Aerial Police Network Plans for German Cities
Germany lacks an aerial police patrol system to curb capital flight. Police aviation bases are already aiding on the Swiss frontier and similar facilities are planned for Hamburg Breslau and other towns.
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Germany
Hamburg
Breslau
China School Enrollment Totals Compare to Massachusetts
The government and private middle schools in China educate about 70 000 pupils while mission schools add about 13 000. China has fewer high school pupils than Massachusetts which has under one hundredth of pinns population.
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China
Mission
Massachusetts
Pinn
New Use for Photography in Gas Meter Reading
Gas company meter readers in New York will use small cameras that fit over meter dials. A button activates a light and exposure to photograph the consumption since the last reading, replacing manual gauge inspection.
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New York
Perfect Husband Envy and the Quietly Flawed Man
A column notes that a flawless husband irritates his wife by perpetual calm and self righteous method, while a few faults in a husband can balance faults with warmth. It suggests perfection dulls romance and praises temperamental men who show affection and occasional faults.
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London
Shells Still Burned as French District Flees Fires
Residents of a devastated French district flee bursts of shell and shrapnel from unexploded ordnance. Grass and swamp fires trigger explosions as shells are hauled away for disposal. Maj. H. C. Greene narrowly escapes shrapnel near St Quentin to Laon. A French woman near Bouconville is gassed. thousands of unexploded shells litter vast fields.
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France
Maj
H. C. Greene
Boston
St. Quentin
Laon
Bouconville
DOG AS CHILD S COMPANION
A New Bedford Standard observation extols dogs as child playmates and guardians. It cites a Great Dane whose protective behavior kept a wandering toddler from straying, while highlighting the breed’s intelligence and devotion as proof that well raised dogs deter child separations.
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New Bedford Standard
Varnish Fails to Shield Wood From Moisture Tests
Forest Products laboratory tests show varnish only retards moisture, not stops it. Eleven wood species were coated with three coats of spar varnish on four panels each, brush-coated or machine-dipped, dried between coats, then exposed to near moisture saturation for 17 days. Brush-coated panels absorbed about ten grams per square foot, while dipped panels absorbed four to five grams.
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Forest Products Laboratory
Wisconsin
Still Believe In Fairies Case Heard In Tipperary Court
In Shanbally Ireland a compensation claim over trees and bushes around a fort was heard. The claimant said the bushes housed fairies with dancing and lights nightly. The defendant allegedly removed the bushes to evict the fairies. The judge rejected the fairy theory and dismissed the case.
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Tipperary
Ireland
Shanbally
Receiving Wireless by Photography
Wireless messages can be received and recorded faster and more accurately using a photography method by C A Movie, a Schenectady electrical engineer. The eye can read messages directly, with speeds of 400 words a minute and tests up to 600 words, offering a permanent visual record beyond phonograph methods.
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C. A. Movie
Electrica
Schenectady
Dust in Factories Linked to Tuberculosis Risk
Professor Winslow of Yale Medical School finds dust in factories ranges from about one twentieth of a grain per 100 cubic feet in metal polishing to 12 grains in a textile mill. Most dust is organic. abrasive dust appears most harmful and linked to tuberculosis.
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Winslow
Yale Medical School
To Foil Auto Thieves Clamp Warns of Noisy Tire Trap
A Los Angeles man invents a tire clamp that makes a loud noise when struck, creating an audible trail to aid in catching automobile thieves. The device is intended to deter theft by signaling tampering and guiding authorities to the scene.
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Los Angeles
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