Drafting the Oil Remedy Blueprint for Market Stabilization
Washington reports the federal oil conservation board will draft a blueprint to guide the petroleum industry for the six months ending September 30. The special committee will meet April 1 to draft the gasoline needs report, with findings due around April 10 and submission to the American Petroleum Institute in St Louis mid-April.
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eAppe and Programs at WREN Radio Schedule
Friday March 13 listings include Major W C Koenig Else's Novelty Trio Phil Cook The Quaker Man Brownbilt Footlighters Nestle's Program Marvin Popular Songs Natural Bridge Dancing Class Arthur Murray Interwoven Pair Armour Program Armstrong Quakers Clara Lu and Em Scoop Amos n Andy Mona Motor Orchestre Slumber Music Florence Richardson Hotel Paramount Orchestra 1130 PM Joe Morgan Palais d Or Orchestra 1200 Weather Forecast Saturday March 14 schedule features ABM Niscuit Pancake Program 615 PM Dill and Jane Morning Glories Randolph Purdy Accordionists Meromont Lumber Jacks Magnolia Miracles schedule overview
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Will Lecture Here Next Wednesday at KU
Sergius P Grace of Bell Labs will lecture at the University of Kansas auditorium next Wednesday evening on telephone privacy and scrambling devices. The talk is open to the public and follows a demonstration image of a scrambling device for radio telephone conversations.
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How to Test in School with Dr OBrien and Prof Boughton
A fragmentary note cites Dr F OBrien and Prof L L Boughton discussing the function of the state drug laboratory and testing methods in education. The text is garbled and lacks clear context or date.
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Argentina Nervous After Revolution Rumor Campaign
Argentina faces a climate of nerves after the nation’s revolution, with newspapers warning the public against unverified reports. Rumors, often linked to supporters of the deposed Yrigoyen regime, circulate quickly, provoking fear of undefined political trouble. A sensational claim that the capital’s water supply was poisoned spread before fading as no substantiation emerged.
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Country Children Are High in Health Survey
Washington AP reports that urban preschool children show less advantage in disease prevention services than expected. While about half of city children under school age have had health examinations, rural coverage trails slightly behind, reflecting broader gaps in access to preventive care.
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Rural and city children differ in immunizations and dental visits
The passage notes that over a third of country children have had a certain service while rural children are nearly on par with city children for immunizations and dental visits. It adds that only seven percent of country children have been vaccinated.
Hotel del Prado Breezes In On Caribbean Wind
American architects capture steady Caribbean wind to cool the Hotel del Prado in Barranquilla Colombia. The four story building features a central section and three wings forming a funnel shape facing northeast. A constant ocean breeze lowers interior temperature about 20 degrees from outside, making the climate resemble spring in the Midwest.
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Detour Fees Charged During Blizzard Delays
Walter B. Pine a farmer and filling station operator near Lawrence allowed motorists to pass a road drift by crossing his field and charged one dollar per car. East of Hird's corner a drift halted about 100 vehicles. A bus passenger paid a dollar for the detour on the Saturday evening route.
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Road Cleared After Snow Drift Delays State Highway Work
The drift was not cleared until yesterday noon when state highway men used a tractor and snow plow to reopen the road.
Hallford Wins Georgia Corn State Prize in Five-Acre Test
J B Hallford of Stevens County produced 123 bushels per acre to win the Georgia state prize in a five acre contest at the state college of agriculture. His lowland soil crop earned a profit of 425.30 dollars.
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Texas farms produce nearly four million in 1980
Farm wives and girls and more than 30,000 Texas farms in 119 counties produced 3.88 million dollars worth of food clothing and home furnishings in 1980.
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Belgium Exports Eggs Rise After War Decline
Brussels reports Belgium has rebuilt its egg export strength since World War I. Hens declined from about 12 million before the war to 5 million after, then rose to a record 22 million in 1930. Washington notes poultry vaccination against contagious fowl pox being demonstrated by agricultural colleges, a practice first urged in Holland.
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International farm credit bank urged at Geneva meeting
AP reports World Farm Credit urged creation of an international agricultural bank at a Geneva meeting of the League of Nations. The proposed bank would borrow on its own credit in international markets and lend on mortgage securities via national agencies. A 1930 Texas drought record in Quanah was followed by a weather string of 7.37 inches rainfall and temperatures from 9 to 110.
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