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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...attempted the same thing with wheat and cotton. In dead storage are some 19,000,000 bags of Brazilian coffee for which no market exists. The U. S. agreed to start shipping wheat next month. Brazil would deliver its coffee to Bush Terminal in Brooklyn, N. Y. where it would be handled, graded and stored for the Farm Board which promised to sell none of it for at least a year. After that time the Board would market its coffee at the rate of 62,500 bags per month through "established channels." If coffee prices rise in the next twelve...
...Other good places: Warwick, N. Y., Point Loma, Calif., South Wellfleet, Cape...
...Ross ("Sandy") Somerville, quiet-spoken golfer from London, Ont.: the Canadian Amateur Golf Championship; beating ponderous Arthur ("Ducky") Yates of Rochester, N. Y. 3 & 2 in the final at Montreal...
...Danour, three-year-old horse who had never before won a race: the Saranac Handicap at Saratoga Springs, N. Y. A. C. Bostwick's Mate, so-called three-year-old champion, finished sixth...
...places in the U. S. suitable for soaring and gliding, Elmira, N. Y. is one of the best.* High hills on three sides of a valley assure the necessary upcurrents whenever a reasonably brisk breeze blows. Perversely, except for an occasional gusty storm, the wind failed to blow for nearly all of 14 days of the National Glider Association's second annual meet which ended last week. Nearly 30 gliding and soaring craft (20 of them the famed Franklin type) were assembled for the meet. For ten days the pilots tried with little success to make sustained flights. Then...