Fiberglas enters cloth making with strong fireproof thread
New fiber glass fabric hailed as fireproof and strong with potential to outfit tablecloths draperies and wallpaper. Ohio factory begins production of fiberglas cloth gloves and neckties as researchers push scalable weaving of glass strands into durable fabric. Christmas column and local notes close with warm wishes from Thos J Brad.
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Debunking TVA Low Dams vs High Dams in Tennessee Valley
In Chattanooga testimony Major Rufus W. Putnam argues low dam systems on the Tennessee River offer flood control and navigation at about 75 million dollars, far less than TVA high dam plans costing over 520 million. He says TVA power facilities would reach 445 million, with power limited to a narrow area and taxes spreading cost nationwide.
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Political Dinner and Dallas Power Shifts Stir Texas Aftermath
The Jackson Day dinner in Dallas January 8 draws National and State Democratic backing with Jesse Jones set as principal speaker. In Dallas, control of the Texas Centennial affair shifts as Herold forces gain traction against the banker bloc, while pension advocates back Clarence E. Farmer for governor after floor clashes.
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Austin
Kerrville Visitors Note Local Political Drift
Kerrville visitors Gene Herron and L. M. Johnson observed that pensioners split between Farmer and Jim Ferguson dilute influence in July elections. The remarks suggest neither candidate will run fast or make a decisive impact in the race for governor.
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Camden craftsman repurposes piano ivory into fine inlay
Charles Pond, 80, retired carpenter of Camden New York, buys old pianos and creates decorative tables desks and dining room suites. He uses the ivory keys for inlaid work.
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