Waste in Oil Production and Gas Losses
The article notes significant waste in oil extraction with as much as ten barrels left in the ground per barrel produced. It also states large volumes of natural gas are vented to the air, exceeding the energy value of the recovered oil.
Canada Travel Credentials Forecast 40% Increase in 1927
The Chicago Motor Club touring bureau reports that American travel to Canada will rise sharply in 1927, with a predicted 40 percent growth over 1926. The bulletin outlines entry rules, permit durations, and required credentials for short and extended stays, including state licenses, immigration checks, and extensions via American Automobile Association or Canadian clubs.
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Canada
Chicago Motor Club
Automobile Clubs
American Automobile Association
United States
United States Customs
Noisy Propeller Outruns Engine Noise at McCook Field
The Army Air corps reports propellers produce louder noise than the engine. Tests at McCook Field Dayton Ohio show propeller noise audible across the city, according to the Washington Star.
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Army Air Corps
McCook Field
Dayton
Ohio
Washington Star
Lindbergh Plans Brussels Flight Then London Visit
Paris reports Capt Charles Lindbergh seeking a Paris stay then a flight to Brussels on Saturday and a transatlantic hop to London. He receives royal invitations and lucrative lecture offers but has not signed contracts.BYRD also to Paris aboard the America as the world hails Lindbergh with congratulations and public acclaim.
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Paris
Charles J.lindbergh
Brussels
London
Gedeze
Maeland
Albert
Belgium
Lindbergh
Republic
Gaston Doumeriue
Great Britain
Aero Club
Glasgow
Liverpool
Manchester
Birmingham
Cardiff
Harry Bay
Band of Commerce
United States
Charlies Lindbergh
Atlantic
France
Herrick
Detroit
Mme. Nungesser
Charles Nungesser
Mme, Nungesser
Maj
Francois Coli
Coolidge
Kellogg
Wilson
Quai d'Orsay
New York
Raymond Orteig
Pyrenees
Orteig
Flood forms a lake over 200 miles long
A massive flood spreads from the Tensas basin toward the Gulf, creating a lake over 100 miles wide and up to 50 miles across in places. Refuges surge to camps near Lafayette as Louisiana plans reconstruction funds and federal credit aid. Political leaders in Baton Rouge and Washington discuss urgent relief and expanded radio powers for agricultural and educational broadcasts.
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New Orleans
Grand Lake
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf
Arkansas Line
Tensas
Louisiana
Bayou Des Glasses
Mississippi River
Atchafalaya
Lafayette
North
Sloover
Washington
Mississippi
President Coolidge
United States Chamber of Commerce
Lewis J. Pierson
Edwin B. Parker
Robert E. Ellis
Coolidge
Credit Cor
Federal Farm Loan Board
Florida House Backs Anti Evolution Bill
The Florida House passed anti evolution legislation in Tallahassee prohibiting teaching evolution theories as fact. The bill targets classroom instruction and affirms creationist perspectives as acceptable content in state schools.
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Talahassee
Fla
Florida House
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