New York Wealth Spread Across States In Tax View
Washington reports that ownership of railways steel properties and bank deposits shows New York lacks sole control of wealth. Union Pacific and Southern Pacific earnings traced to outside New York. United States Steel has most stockholders outside New York. Banks show 38 percent deposits from outside New York. The study argues wealth concentrates in certain centers and that states do not own all corporations or individuals in business.
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Paper currency changes eyed by federal committee
A federal special committee studies possible reforms to United States paper money. Proposals include larger denominations, reduced note sizes, new colors, design changes, and preventing counterfeiting while addressing public superstition about two dollar bills.
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Kashmir Valley called Garden of India in famed report
A Washington National Geographic bulletin extols Kashmir as a beauty and wealth hub. It describes the Vale of Kashmir among Himalayan mountains, the Jhelum river, and Srimagar as a Venice of the East. It notes the historic shawl industry and the region’s climate variations.
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First U S Industry Glass Bottle Factory Near Jamestown
The earliest U S enterprise was a glass bottle factory built shortly after 1607 about a mile from Jamestown. A second glass house followed in 1622 to make beads for trading with the Indians.
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Mars temperature found 100 below in observations
Washington reports W. W. Coblentz of the bureau of standards estimates Mars mean surface temperature near minus 100 degrees Fahrenheit with frequent drops below zero. He notes vegetation in dark areas could raise local temps via high solar absorption, potentially reaching tens of degrees on the Martian equator.
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Needle Gift Disturbs Dalai Lama Amid Tibetan Tensions
The Dalai Lama, revered by Buddhists worldwide, is disturbed by a gift of several boxes of needles from China. He sees the gesture as signaling a Chinese military plan against Lhasa as thousands of Mongolians are reportedly marching toward the city disguised as traders and pilgrims.
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