International Meeting On Tuberculosis In Washington
Preparations for the gathering in Washington September to October involve many nations. The event aims to combat the white plague by coordinated exhibits, official delegations, and a world exhibition linking the Smithsonian and other venues with broad participation from states and international groups.
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Washington
Paris
France
London
United Gates
Europe
Africa
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Congress
Pia
Jane the Smithdonian
Alaska
Hope
Dia Asia
Bering
Ty Bates
Pusgeoee
Great Lakes Shipbuilding Center Marks Record Year
Washington reports the Great Lakes centre of shipbuilding posted a record year with 388 ships totaling 1,606,000 tons built in the United States. Of 142 steel vessels, 55 exceeded 1,000 tons. the William Mills led at 7,902 tons and Columbian at 8,579 tons for seaboard trade. Four wooden ships over 1,000 tons also were completed, the Edward J. Lawrence at 3,350 gross tons the largest.
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Stoel Weasels
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United States
Great Laken
William Mr. Mills
Seaboard
Columbian
San Francisco
Hawaii
Edward J.lawrence
Shipment barred of high explosives across rails
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission issued regulations banning transport of certain high explosives. Liquid nitroglycerin and dynamites over 60 percent nitroglycerin, gelatine dynamite, and other specified formulations are forbidden, with strict limits on leakage prone materials and detonator contents.
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Washington
Act of Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
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