Boulder Canyon project rises as American dam monument
In Boulder City Nevada the Colorado river project advances toward an ambitious goal costing about 385 million dollars. The dam will stand 750 feet high support a 1 300 000 horsepower power station and create a 115 mile long reservoir. It aims to power one third of American homes and fund its own construction through generated energy.
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Claims Singers Made Not Born
Columbus report says Dr G Oscar Russell of Ohio State University phonetics labs concludes seven-year study shows high intelligence allows anyone to learn singing with proper training overturning 19th century theory by Wheatstone that head cavities determine voice resonance. Russell asserts voice culture and speech correction are teachable rather than innate traits.
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Weekly sheet woomshined former Gazette and Carolina Weekly
A weekly publication summary notes a rebranded weekly sheet once known as the Gazette and now titled The Carolina Weekly. The item highlights archival lineage, editorial shifts, and the publication’s continued role in local news.
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Telling Jockey Where to Get Off Case Dismissed
A Parsons Produce Company filed a complaint captioned Telling Jockey Where to Get Off, but the suit was dismissed for insufficient evidence. The ruling notes lack of proof to establish a cause of action against the defendant. The decision leaves the door open for potential renewed action if new evidence emerges.
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May Vote Bonds To Boost City's Water Supply
Wellington Springs plans discussed this week led to approval for investigating additional water sources in nearby hills. Lubbers spring, higher than current supply, could increase pressure and possibly serve the fire tank without pumping. Although current supply suffices, irrigation and higher town areas lack water. a bond issue and special election would fund the project.
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New Theory on Voice Tones From Head Cavities
Ohio scientist Dr. Russell presents a theory that the mouth nose and throat act as filters and resonators shaping tone. Tests with opera singers used X ray synchronized recording to capture vocal cords in action. Findings show tone is stronger at the larynx and that deaf voice defects relate to imperfect slit edges between cords. The research suggests new methods to correct speech defects, especially for the deaf.
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Juvenile publishers launch Raleigh Gazette in merger tests
In Raleigh North Carolina two young journalists Louis M Connor and Charles E Johnson, aged 14 and 12, merged efforts to cut expenses and produced the first issue of The Raleigh Gazette, signaling a new venture in local juvenile journalism amid cost pressures.
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