Aid To World Business May Offset America's Debt Loss In New Plan
President Hoover proposes a one year debt and reparations holiday for France Italy England Belgium and others to help Germany weather crisis and spur world recovery. If enacted Congress would lose about a quarter billion in revenues this year while impact on individuals depends on future tax legislation.
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Television to gain public service status soon
Washington reports the federal radio commission may lift restrictions on television within a year as advances prove the medium’s educational and entertainment value. About 20 stations run on short wavelengths with four 100 kilocycle bands, risking spectrum crowding when commercial licenses start. Automatic fog bell installed at old Narrows Light station in Boston, weighing 1000 pounds and designed for weeks of operation without attention.
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Rural School Consolidation Becomes National Issue
Rural schools with few pupils and water buckets face consolidation as a national debate at the National Education Association meeting in Los Angeles from June to July. About 20,000 educators attend. One room schools average small enrollments with many teachers only eighth grade educated and earning modest salaries.
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National Education Association
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Neaobie
Genoa Builds Major Marine Airport at Sestri Levante
Genoa advances a vast marine airport project at Sestri Levante. Financing comes from the province and port of Genoa. A special port is being built in the Muscolini basin with miniature harbor ports carved by 100 feet. A system of low-lying lights will guide seaplanes at night.
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All Babies Follow a Universal Development Timeline
From the University of Minnesota Child Welfare Institute, researchers led by Dr. Mary M. Shirley report that babies progress through the same coordination, locomotion, and motor play cycles. No infant skips a stage. milestones such as the first smile and early searches for light occur in a fixed sequence.
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