Experts Not Sure Man Can Make Rain
Oregon researchers report four year study finds no proof cloud seeding increases rainfall on 2.64 million acres in Sherman Gil liam and Morrow counties. Rain averaged 11.58 inches 1950-54 vs 16.6 inches in 1947 without seeding. More experimentation urged.
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Corvallis, Ore
INS
Oregon
Fred Decker
Oregon State College
Russell Lincoln
John Day
OSC
Sherman
Gilliam
Morrow
Decker
Lincoln
Boy Scout Troop Camps In Vermont
Eighteen Boy Scouts from Troop 82 in Boyntonville camped at White Rocks Wallingford Vermont over the weekend under Scoutmaster Bernard Dutcher and Committeeman John Lloyd. Activities included ice bed exploration Elfin Lake swimming and a joint hot dog roast with Troop 12 Wallingford. Troop 82 attended church in Wallingford Sunday morning.
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Boy Scouts
Troop 82
Boyntonville
White Rocks
Wallingford
Bernard Dutcher
John Lloyd
Elfin Lake
More Cities Adopt Variety of Taxes Across United States
Chicago reports a rise in non-property taxes as 676 of 1,347 cities with populations over 10,000 use admissions, sales, and other charges to boost revenue. A Municipal Year Book section notes large and small cities alike rely more on non-property taxes, with varied types like gross receipts, sales, and utility taxes across states.
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Chicago
International City Manager’s Assn
Silverman Loses Foreman's Post
David Silverman of 515 Grand St. has been removed from his post as a foreman in the Troy Department of Public Works. Commissioner J Leo Quigley confirmed the termination as part of broad payroll reductions to match budget limits.
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David Silverman
Grand St
Troy
Funeral Planned For Upstate Minister
The funeral for Rev. John Lyon Caughey D D pastor emeritus of the First Presbyterian Church of Glens Falls will be held from the church at 2 p m today. The body will lie in state from 1 to 2 p m in the church. Interment will be in Glens Falls Cemetery. Two Rensselaer men Dean Hovey and Paul M Van Slycke were fined 75 dollars Tuesday in Albany Police Court for driving counts. Hovey was fined 50 dollars for driving while license revoked. Van Slyke was fined 25 dollars for allowing Hovey to drive his car.
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John Lyon “Caughey
D.D
First Presbyterian Church of
Glens Falls
William E. Montgomery
First Presbyterian Church
Rensselaer
Dean Hovey
Paul M. van Slycke
Albany
M. Michael Dobbs
Hovey
van Slyke
Czech President Zapotocky Suffered Heart Attack in Prague
Prague radio reported that Antonin Zapotocky, Czechoslovakia’s president, seized by severe cardiovascular problems Tuesday night. A four-doctor bulletin cited heart weakness but said condition improved with treatment. Zapotocky, 70, had led as premier 1948 53 and became president in 1953.
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Vienna
Austria
Prague
Tadio
Czechoslovakia
Antonin Zapotocky
Zapotocky
Klem
Ambulance Called After Incident with Athletes Foot Ad
Patchy OCR fragment suggests an incident where officers summoned an ambulance. The text also advertises T4L foot treatment claiming fast drying and a refund, with mention of Amoebas and drug stores.
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