Cotton yield estimates, visitor list rise at Chamber event
Agriculture data show 12,686,000 bales of cotton this year with lint yield of 252.4 pounds per acre and 24,078,000 harvested acres. Census through December 1 records ginning totals and regional figures. Seventy more visitors registered at the Chamber of Commerce last week, listing names from California to Wisconsin including Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hess and many others.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Census Bureau
Sea Island
Arizona
Chamber of Commerce
California
C. E. Hess
Santa Cruz
F. R. and
C. Barbour
Los Angeles
Ray E. Gibson
Oakland
Franklin W. Swift
Colorado
S. T. West and Family
Colorado Springs
District of Columbia
W. L. Friesheim
W. D. King
Illinois
Netta W. Bell
Champaign
L. L. Otto
Cambridge
G. Donahue
Chicago
Mildred Donaldson
Polo
J. M. Bandish
W. W. Hawtin
Alma Bandschuk
Hitchhikers Rob Man Giving Lift
A man was robbed by hitchhikers who forced him into the trunk of his car near Phoenix. Paul E. Lewis reported that the man with a gun made him drive into a wash where he was robbed of 80 dollars and locked in the trunk before freeing himself with tools about thirty minutes later. Deputies search for the male and female robbers, believed to have been picked up by another car.
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Superior
Pat Gorham
Paul E. Lewis
Evansville
Ill
Phoenix
Lewis
Gorham
Imported leaf to acco in Australia mostly from United States
Nearly all the imported leaf to acco in Australia is from the United States. The brief note highlights the dominant source country for imports and implications for local markets.
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Toacco
Australia
States
Mexican Indians Form New Union in Mexico City
Representatives of Indian organizations say they will form a national union to help Mexico’s millions of Indians participate in the nation’s economic life. The group backs integration of Indians into modern civilization as a policy goal of ex President Cardenas’s administration.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Cardenas
Mexico City Advances Clocks to Ease Power Shortage
Mexico City and four surrounding states moved clocks ahead one hour matching Eastern Standard Time to cut electricity use. Unusually light rainy season reduced water for power generation, prompting government guidance on consumption.
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Mexico City
Federal District
Evacuee Numbers in Finland Decline Monthly
The count of evacuees in Finland is dropping at roughly 9,000 per month, reflecting a shrinking displacement crisis as authorities report continued repatriations and cancellations of shelter arrangements.
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Finland
Energy saving measures in Mexico reduce daily kilowatt use
The Ministry of National Economy ordered daylight saving to cut night electricity use by at least 650,000 kilowatts per day. Beginning today, electric signs shut off at 10 p.m. Factories and mines cut supply by 10 to 20 percent and government night shifts are eliminated. States Hidalgo Puebla Michoacan join. rest of the republic unaffected.
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Ministry of National Economy
Hildalgo
Mexico
Puebla
Michoacan
Australia Sets Four Week Training Courses for Flyers
Australia announces four week training courses for flyers, aiming to improve aviation safety and pilot readiness. The program will cover flight operations, safety protocols, and navigation procedures for new and current personnel.
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Australia
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