Increased Importation of Manufacturing Materials
The Trade Record reports rising US dependence on foreign crude materials and supplies for manufacturing. It cites 9 months to March showing 39 percent of imports as crude materials, with total manufacturing material imports possibly exceeding two billion dollars for the year. Key sources include Japan for raw silk, Australia and Egypt for wool, India for fibers, and Bolivia for tin ore.
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Bank of New York
Sparta
United States
Bolivia
Criefly
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China
Italy
Australia
Argentina
Uruguay
India
British
Dutch East Indies
Brazil
United Kingdom
Netherlands
Egypt
Peru
Malayan
Mexico
Must Muzzle Dogs On City Streets
City ordinances require dogs to be muzzled at all times to prevent bites. Mayor Lloyd Culler clarifies dogs must be restrained with a muzzle whenever loose, not only during designated periods. Two recent bite incidents, one a child on the face and one a man on the leg, prompted enforcement in Frederick.
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Culler
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Frederick
Kiwanis Club Mixes Reports and Plans at Key Hotel
The Kiwanis Club met at the Francis Scott Key Hotel in the Blue and Grey room Tuesday noon with 42 members present. Edward S. Delaplaine reported on the International Convention in Atlanta. Attendance prize went to Town, a picnic is planned for Braddock Heights in July inviting Hagerstown Winchester and other clubs.
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Francis Scott Key
Tesday
Atlanta
Edward S. Delaplaine
United States
Canada
EL Rosenstock
Soa
Town
Braddock Heights
Hagerstown
Winchester
Baltmore
Washington
Electricity would cheapen transportation nationwide
A figure-rich forecast by S W H Murray claims electrification across the Washington Boston district and 1500 inland cities could save 158 million tons of coal and hundreds of millions of dollars. He cites a Superpower Survey and argues central hydroelectric grids would power industry cutting freight and rail costs.
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Boston
United States
Lehigh University
McMurray
Tisden
Colorado
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Possibe
Crile
Iivestmont
Feeding methods spread among Maryland farmers for stock care
The Maryland Farmers Federation and state boards back a feeding method for thoroughbred stock. Early trials in Howard county show costs about 60 dollars per head with 142 days yielding two to two and a half pounds daily weight gains. Union Stockyards Manager Robert L Shawnere touts lower long term costs if adopted.
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Unio Stuckyart Siupung Ook Fin State Board of Ageleauture
Maryland
Wereford Catie
Fred CL Skauyel
Chiy Rock Factory
Howard County
Stoalfield
Phi
Maryland Frmers
Robert L. Shawnere
Union Stockyards Company
Ralli- Inere
Seven Room Frame House Designed by W W Purdy
A seven room frame residence by W W Purdy designed for a south frontage. It measures 28 by 28 feet excluding sun and rear porches with three rooms on each floor and a glazed sun porch. Features include a large living room with brick fireplace, dining room, kitchen with rear entry, two floors of birch and maple floors, extensive closets, full basement, and estimated cost between 6000 and 7500 dollars not including heating or plumbing.
Starts Solar Dispute Over Sun's Dimming Claim
Dr Charles G Abbot secretary of the National Academy of Sciences sparks a debate by asserting the sun's heat is gradually decreasing over the past fifteen months. His long career in solar radiation includes Smithsonian Observatory work and eclipses studies. Born Wilton New Hampshire 1872.
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Charles Gi. Abbot
National Academy of Sciences
Doctor Abbot
Smithsonian Astronomical Observatory
Wilton
N. H
New York Herald
Historic Squares Threatened by Commercial Invasion
A Kensington squire in London dating from William III era faces demolition to build a garage for commercial vehicles. A house on the north side would be razed. Addison Steele Talleyrand and John Stuart Mill are named among former residents. Distinct artists protest the plan as damaging to the historic square. Austrian coal is about 3 percent water.
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Kensington Squire
London
William NT
Addison, Steele, Talleyrand
John Stuart Mul
Tabby Cat Hones Fishing Skill by Riverbank
Kingston England June 26 A tabby cat fishes daily at Hogg's Mill River waiting on the bank for minnows then makes a quick paw sweep and captures its meal. A French chemist claims invention of an alloy with gold like brilliance durability and tarnish resistance.
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Kingston
Eng
Hogg's Mill River
Joint-Ease Advertised For Painful Feet Relief
An old fashioned belief blamed oily skin for foot trouble. The ad claims Joint-Ease soaks into the seat of pain within joints cartilage and ligaments. It promotes stopping powders and baths for three days and applying Joint-Ease to ease agony at low cost from J Williamson Co-Operative Drug Co.
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Tate
J. A. Wileiamson
Co-Operative Drug Co
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