Washingtons early surveyors life on Fairfax lands
A long feature recalls George Washington as a youth surveying Lord Fairfax’s valley works near Shenandoah. It notes his growth in stature and skill, the Greenway Court heritage, hardship on frontier rides, and his later plan to restore the Fairfax office site for visitors. It also quotes his will freeing slaves and guiding care for the elderly and orphans, illustrating his foresight.
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New York Carillon Historic Notes and Modern Bells
New York about two centuries ago saw a fort on a lake outlet named Port Carillon later Montoroga now the city’s name. The Park Avenue Baptist church received a 53 bell chime from John D. Rockefeller Jr in memory of his wife. A Plonger concert drew praise for its uncommon instrument. Also noting paddy rice as a staple grain in subtropical regions and its arrival in North America near the end of the 17th century, first grown in South Carolina.
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Senate Passes New Tax Bill With Large Reductions
Washington. The senate approved a tax reduction bill cutting taxes by about 456 million dollars this year and sent it to conference with the house. The vote was 58 to 0 with several Republicans and a Palmer-Labor member opposed. The bill repeals inheritance tax and auto taxes, boosts personal exemptions, lowers normal income tax rates, and reduces the top surtax. the measure awaits conference compromise before final passage and presidential signature.
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Northwestern May Take Over Omaha Line
The Interstate Commerce Commission will soon publish a decision on the Chicago and Northwestern Railway company’s bid to gain control of the Chicago St. Paul Minneapolis and Omaha railway. The consolidation covers 10,212 miles and a capital of 502,708,080. The offer trades Northwestern stock for Omaha stock and aims to give Northwestern access to Minneapolis St. Paul and Duluth with coal and iron ore traffic potential.
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Game Wardens Laid Off Temporarily in Wisconsin
Madison Wis Eighteen state game wardens have been laid off temporarily for several weeks, Elmer Day conservation commissioner said. The move affects wardens statewide as budget constraints limit field staffing and operations.
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Buckau Rotor Ship Auction Aims to Prove Propulsion Case
The Buckau rotor ship in Lamburg, Germany, linked to Anton Wetter, is listed for auction. Wetter claimed twin revolving towers would end traditional propulsion and sought to persuade shipbuilders of a new era.
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Three Doctors Killed by Patient in Moacow
Three prominent physicians were shot to death by an armed patient who had failed to obtain a cure at their hands and who later killed himself. The tragedy occurred in Moacow as the patient turned violent after seeking treatment. Authorities are investigating the incident and identifying the victims and the suspect.
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Age of Engineering Experiment in California
A fragment discusses testing cheaper thin walled dams versus gravity structures to prove efficiency in heating and transport by water power. It touches on descendants, pride in ancestry, and quotes a writer on Roman singing, Rome’s cosmopolitan aims, and a proverb about money and friendship.
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Rome
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