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The record for 1930 shows a greater number of clear and partly cloudy days than any previous year. In common with many sections of the country it was a very dry year but we did not have any excessive period of drought.

While July, August and September were unusually hot, the temperature reaching 100o on several occasions, the average for the year was practically the same as in previous years.

There were only 76 cloudy days and while rain-fall on 88 days, in the majority there was only moderate or slight precipitation and the total rain-fall was below normal.

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Franklin D. Roosevelt, President
Basil O'Connor, Treasurer
Arthur Carpenter, Warm Springs, Ga.
Leroy W. Hubbard, Warm Springs, Ga.
Jeremiah Milbank, New York City
James A. Moffett, New York City
George Foster Peabody, Saratoga, N. Y. C.
Frank C. Root, Greenwich, Conn.
Leighton McCarthy, Toronto, Canada
Eugene S. Wilson, New York City
William H. Woodin, New York City

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