Forest policy urged to boost Pacific Northwest timber
Washington April 27. Secretary Meredith urged expanding forestry to grow pulp timber in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska and in New England and the Lake states. He called for a federal pulp survey, expanded forest fire protection, and continued forest service research to solve the newsprint shortage and reduce reliance on foreign timber. The letter was read at an American Pulp and Paper Association meeting in New York.
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Washington
Pacific Northwest
Alaska
New England
Lake States
KK. T. Meredith
American Pulp and Daper Association
New York City
Sneha
Senate
Forest Service
Carlile P. Winslow
Forest Products Laboratory
Department of Agriculture
Mr. Meredith
United States
New York
Lam
New Hampshire
Maine
Northwest
Vermont
Northeast
White Mountain
Minnesota
Tests to be Made of New Rocket to Moon
Washington April 28 The new rocket apparatus designed by Prof R H Goddard will be tested to reach altitudes far above the earth’s air envelope with a vague possibility of reaching the moon The immediate aim is to study the aurora and short wave radio signals in the sun’s spectrum The inventor hopes to obtain data on wind velocity humidity temperature and pressure essential to weather study for future testing of the rocket.
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Washington
R. H Goddard
Worcester
Mass
National Geo‘graphic Society
Alamoré
Gooden
Iit
ORDER NEARS IN GUATEMALA REPORT
Vague dispatches from Guatemala City indicate a gradual withdrawal of American marines as authorities move to restore order. The brief notes suggest heightened tension and ongoing international involvement during the crisis period.
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Guatemala
Ington
Guatemala City
Jury in Mich. woman case finds manslaughter charge
The Associated Press reports a Paw, Michigan jury reached a verdict in the case of an 80-year-old woman from Lawton, Michigan charged with manslaughter. Details remain unclear as proceedings and exact charges are under variation.
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Associated Press
Paw
Mich
Sarah
Lawton
Conneé
Bankers urge government support for foreign trade financing
The American Bankers association executive council approved government aid for financing foreign trade as vital to national prosperity. A committee will coordinate with exporters and other interests to form foreign trade financing corporations. A Paris memo warned Europe unrest could curb U.S. trade unless action is taken promptly.
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Associated Press
Pinehurst
N. C
The
American Bankers’ Association
Ifred I Kent
Association of Commerce and Marine Committee
Paris
Europe
Building contractor sues 58 union men for 50000
Bloomington, April 28. Charles J. Hall, a building contractor, filed a suit for $50,000 damages against 58 union workmen in various building crafts. The defendants are members of the Building Trades Circle, a joint organization of unions, opposed by a contractors’ group in a ten day dispute. Hall alleges a conspiracy to interrupt contracts and ruin his business.
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Bloomington
Tws
Charles J. Hall
Building Trades Circle
Hall
Businega
JAILROADS IR Hey Want to Borrow UW s Coin
Washington April 28 Applications were requested by the Interstate Commerce Commission from the transportation act of 1920 to open to serve the public living the position he immediately following the termination of federal control and for paying judgments decrees and awards. The commission asked that applications be filed on or before May 10 with further data or arguments on May 11 1920.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce
Commission
Havak
Yjrai
Passage of new tax bill debated by deputies later signed
The newly debated tax measure was passed last night after a week of discussion in the chamber of deputies. The vote tally stood at AR 10.89, finalizing the controversial change despite prior contention.
White Dresses and Household Goods Sale Highlights
An old catalog style notice features white dresses, a Wright's special corset with back lace priced at 1.95, stationery sets with assorted colored envelopes, Barefoot Sandals, Dutch cleanser, Crystal White laundry soap four for 25 cents, Misses Union Suits, a superior white towel, a sturdy scuffer for rough boys, brown calf shoes with heavy sole priced at 2.95.
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