New Yorkers draw 15 percent of U.S. payroll total
The Chicago Daily News notes that New York residents account for about fifteen percent of the national payroll, underscoring the high cost of living in the city and the economic weight of New York in the United States.
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Germany's oil role noted after Alsace loss
Prof F Schondorf told the German Society of Chemists that Germany accounts for about 0.05 percent of world oil output, covering roughly five percent of its needs. Post war, Wieze in Hanover emerged as the best hope with a 825 foot pit replacing derricks, yielding output comparable to 600 derricks and surpassing prewar Alsace output.
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Mrs Kleckner Visits Creston En Route Home From Peoria
Mrs C E Kleckner of Table Rock Nebraska spent a short time in Creston on Wednesday while en route to her home after a week visiting relatives and friends in Peoria Illinois.
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Levees Saved Pueblo From Another Flood
The Pueblo Conservancy District levees and flood control work saved Pueblo from a likely repeat of the July 1921 flood disaster. Cloudbursts in the mountains that month caused widespread damage and more than 106 deaths, but current levees allowed the Arkangang channel to carry a larger water volume safely.
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