Rain making plan favored by New York officials
Officials from New York backed a proposed artificial rain program after a Schenectady conference with Dr Langmuir and other pioneers. Water Commissioner Carney supported studying weather conditions with a meteorologist to assess upstate watershed impacts and legal questions.
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New York
Schenectady
Irving Langmul
Stephen J. Carney
New York City
New Mexico
Local society notes and church fundraisers advertised
Schaghticoke mix William Shuster returns from Leonard Hospital. Mr and Mrs Charles Lawrence spent Monday at Mr and Mrs Irving Buckley’s home at Heston. The baked ham supper netted 45 dollars for the Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church. Misses Betsey and Susan Ran som of Stillwater visit grandparents Mr and Mrs John Steele Sr. Mrs John Abrams and daughter Daniel of Troy visited Mr and Mrs Robert Anstolick. The Women’s Auxiliary of the Fire Department will hold a fond sale tomorrow from 1 to 4 pm at Samples Market, with Mrs Edgar Tullock as general chair and Mrs James Waldron and Mrs James Lesson as cochairs. A pancake supper by the men of the First Presbyterian Church will be held in the church parlor on Monday March 20, proceeds for the Centennial Building and Improvement Fund.
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the Leonard Hospital
Charles Lawrence
Land
Irving Buckley
Heston
Women's Society of
Christian Service of the Methodiat Church
Betsey
Susan Ran‘som
Stillwater
John Steele
John Abrams
Danel
Troy
Robert Anstolick
Mondss
Unclear water plan surfaces for city costs vs Anal phase
A terse note argues applying unlimited water to the city at a lower cost than the Anal phase of the Delaware River project, challenging the accepted plan. It highlights cost concerns and calls into question the preferred approach without detailing further specifics.
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Delaware River
Valley Falls Social Notes Torch Movements and Travels
Valley Falls reports include Mre H H Sharpe returning from Washington DC after a three week visit with friends. Mre Charles Ao Stover to spend a few days in Geneva with her mother Mrs Lewis LeRoy Clum. Leo Fresno and Mrs Fresno plan a motor trip to the South and Mardi Gras in New Orleans. Jacequetens and Edward Vickery back from Greenfield Mass. Mr and Mrs James Banger of Chittenzoo visited friends. Harry Lohnes and daughter Dorothy, Mrs Lohnes at home with illness. Al Kircher, Michigan State standout, noted for football, basketball and baseball as an undergraduate.
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Methodist Church
H H. Sharpe
Washington
James Banger
Chittenzoo
Nia
Harry Lohnes
Dorothy
Lohnes
Lilnets
China to furnish labor and port control to Russia in wartime
The New York Times reported that China secretly agreed to send a large labor force to Soviet Russia and to place seven Yellow Sea ports under Soviet supervision in wartime. A Paris dispatch said Chinese leaders agreed to allow Soviet advisers in key military and police roles and in the Communist Party, with codicils signed in Moscow before a Tuesday treaty announcement. Ports named include Darren, Port Arthur, Chinwangtao, Hal Chow, Chafoo, Wallfarwel, and Taingtan.
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New York ‘Times
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China
Russia
Yellow Sea
Times
Paris
Communist Party
Cwl Burgberger
Mao Tze-tung
Chou En-lai
Moscow
Luisberger
Darren
Port Arthur
Chinwangtao
Halchow
Chafoo
Wallfarwel
Taingtan
British Conservatives Overhaul Laborites Gain in Elections
British Conservatives surge past Labor in national election odds as bookmakers at Douglas Stuart Ltd predict near term outcomes. Fragmentary British press notes indicate campaigns tightening with potential shifts in parliamentary balance before voting day next Thursday.
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London
Labor Party
Douglas Stuart, Ltd
Leaden bookmaking firm backs Conservatives betting surge
A leading bookmaking house notes strong Conservative betting activity with large sums staked on both sides as money flows in. The figure of annual turnover is cited in millions of pounds amid market chatter that the race could be tight at the start of next week. Calumet Farm plans Armed gelding's eighth straight winter season at Hialeah.
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Leaden
Tash
Repartore
Calumet Farm
Hialeah
Subpoenas Seek Oil Company Records in Cartel Inquiry
The Federal Trade Commission subpoenas records from two oil firms amid an international petroleum cartel probe. The investigation centers on agreements affecting pricing and production among Middle East and other markets, with memoranda and American marketing activities under review.
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Getite
Middle East
Petroleum Coespanien
Becony-Vacuum Oi
Itois
Regu J Standard OW Co
F.tc
Nemagy Lag
Thair
Petroleum Industry
Pera
Fed
Commiarion
Jten
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Valley Falls
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Michigan State
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