Ungava iron ore dream becomes reality with first trains to Seven Islands
HAL BOYLE notes that rich ore in northern Quebec has begun flowing to Atlantic ports and Great Lakes centers. The Ungava project cost about 250 million dollars and employed 6000 workers, signaling a bold free enterprise achievement and potential supply security for U.S. industry. By 1957 annual exports could near 10 million tons, with vast reserves of two billion tons, shielding America in wartime.
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Quebec
Seven Islands
St. Lawrence River
American Stee| Mills
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence Seaway
Ungava
North America
Minnesota
U.S
Venezuela
The
Treasury
George Humphrey
Cleveland
Jules R. Timmins
America
Badlands Trek Turns Into Comic Pseudohike
HAL BOYLE recalls a desert expedition to South Dakota’s Badlands with Karl Brockelsby and students. The trip features blistering sun, fossil teeth, scrapes and dashes of danger as the party encounters sabre tooth lore and a Kilroy graffito on a canyon wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Gen
Alfred Sully
Moog
Technicolor
Karl Brockelsby
Warren Morell
Rapid City Dail Journal
Brockersby
Earl
Kilroy
Guatemala Faces Brief Military Rift Ended by Truce
Amid tensions between Guatemala's regular army and Col. Carlos Castillo Armas's Army of Liberation, a clash was halted by a rapid truce. The disagreement centered on rival forces defending the same anti-communist cause, and Ambassador John Peurifoy helped broker the settlement to preserve recent gains.
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Guatemala
Carlos Castillo Armas
Army of Liberation
Castillo
John Peurifoy
Sugar sign clash ends with UN placation and study gift
A sugar refining firm planned a huge East River sign opposite the United Nations in New York. City officials approved the sign despite protests. The company later abandoned the sign and donated 2500 toward a study on improving East River shores, while UN officials expressed preference for alternate sweetness sources.
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East River
United Nations
New York
Sugar
Loss of Citizenship Proposed For Conspirators
Eisenhower urges Congress to bar citizenship for those who advocate overthrow by force. House bill advances, Senate acts slowly. Loss includes voting rights, public office, jury service, and passport access, with broader career and travel restrictions. The piece notes existing laws and the impact on native born and naturalized Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
State of the Union
Congress
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
United States
Justice Department
The Case of Laraine P and the Love Dilemma
Dr George W Crane counsels Laraine P a 17 year old high school senior to delay marriage and seek education work and broader dating to gain perspective and future stability. He argues modern life life expectancy supports waiting until about 22 and emphasizes child upbringing requires training and financial readiness. He urges dating multiple partners to assess suitability and notes proxy votes of future children in marriage decisions.
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Laraine
George W. Crane
Laraine P
Aiso
PTA
Asthma and Allergy Link Through Dust Sensitization
Dr. Jordan discusses asthma as an allergic disease often triggered by dust and pollens. Identifying causes relies on history, skin tests, and trial exposures. treatment aims at acute management and prevention, with desensitization and infection control as needed. Cooperation between patient and physician is essential for best results.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M. D
Weekend visits and travels across Racine area
A series of weekend and short visits are reported across Racine and surrounding towns. Notable names include Mr. and Mrs. Bob Spencer of Louisville visiting Racine. Mrs. Cecil Foss leaving Cold Springs after a stay in Racine Pomeroy and Charleston. Chalmers Parker of Columbus visiting Roy Proffitt. Otis McClintock and Mrs. Lilian Jiiden visiting Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens.
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Racine
Bob Spencer
Louisville
Antiquity
Cecil Foss
Cold Springs
Pomeroy
Charleston
Chalmers Parker
Columbus
Roy Proffitt
Otis McClintock
Lilian Jiiden
McClintock
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Homer Jaccaud
Jaccaud
W. B. Cross
Owen Watson
B. F. Turner
DAV
Harry Hoffman
New Haven
Harold Hite
Basil
Meigs
Hazel Cleland
Henry Bentz
Jack Coffee
Addie Philson
Lawrence Bush
Connie Mae
John Arnott
Jimmie Lewis
Wingett Run
Mayford Harris
Roger Lee Holman
Earl Holman
Holzer Hospital
Sage City Saga Opens With Printer Bailey Rivalry
In Sage City Kansas a former gunfighter and printer Tancred, alias Bailey, meets Lily Leeds owner of the Texas Saloon under marshal Lee Kinnaird. Jacob Fugger profits from town turmoil while Hong Kong Smith’s herd arrives as the plot thickens toward a continuation.
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Sece City
Kansas
Wes Tancred
John Babiry
Lake Miller
Sage City
Tancred
Sam Older
Texas
Kaw
Luke Miller
Texas Saloon
Lily Leeds
Mag
Turkey Crossing
Lily
Mr. Bailey
John Bailey
Kinniard
Miller
Jacob Fugger
Hong King Smith
Hong Kong
Smith
Fugger
Ohio
Tomorrow Horoscope for Estreilita Readers
The forecast favors routine over new ventures with a quiet evening at home and healthful relaxation. For birthdays tomorrow, success hinges on personal effort with limited external support and potential October emotional challenges, followed by December upbeat romance.
Corning Boosters Party Set at Bennett Grove
The Corning Boosters club will host a stag party on Sunday August 15 at Bennett Grove two miles north of Corning off Route 13 with luncheon and refreshments. Local residents and attendees include families and attendees from nearby towns.
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Corning
Corning Boosters
Bennett Grove
Bertha Stalling
Columbus
Earl
Bobby
Kenneth Henderson
Somerset
Craig Wilson
Margaret Hatfield
Michigan
St. Bernard Church
New Lexington
Laura Quigley
Rendville
Good Samaritan Hospital
Zanesville
Cecil Clifford
Estella Baird
Nelle Kockensparger
Ayers-Dodson
Waterworks Park
Jessie Richardson
Ray Mickelthwaite
Chad Parsons
Ringgold
Dawson Family Vacation and Local Church Events
Mr and Mrs James R Dawson and two children return from a Texas vacation while Dr Don P Hawking ends a Gallipolis meeting series and resumes night classes at Rosier College in Parkersburg A Coolville camp meeting concludes August 9 with services by Rev Roy Deeter plus a banquet in a Parkersburg cafeteria
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Coolville
James R. Dawson
Texas
Don P. Hawking
Gallipolis
Rosier College
Parkersburg
Roy Deeter
Radio Station List and Schedule Fragment
The clippings list multiple radio stations across cities Columbus Huntington Cincinnati and others with call letters and frequencies. The fragment notes a broadcast schedule mentioning AM and FM blocks from morning through night and a range of station identifiers.
Evening 6 to 11 PM Radio Schedule Highlights
A dense listing of 15 minute to nightly programs across networks with variety shows, news, sports, dramas, comedies and music. Includes titles like Dragnet, Fibber and Molly, Stars from Paris, and Bandstand with multiple host credits and times across the evening lineup.
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Ebs
Abe
Nbe
Cbs
Cbe
Abe Ennessee
Ernie
Mbs
Peter Lind Hayen
Cbhs
Abe Silver
Fibber
Molly
Abe Mr
Keen
Cbs News
Crossroads
Mbe
Heart of Newe
Paris
Abc Dance Orchestra
Cbs News & Music
Neows
Variety
All Nets
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Hal Boyle
Trail-Blazers
Heaven
Addison
Manasseh
Judah
Jerusalem
Israel
World Today
James Marlaw
Jesus
Phillips Brooks
DR. Crane
Dr. Jordan
By Galbraith
Gie Leeds
Maggie
Bailey
Estreilita
ABC
WCOL
WSAZ
NBC
WLW
WBNS
WHKC
WATH
WJEH
Wcchi
WPAR
WMUA
Huntington
Cincinnati
Solumnus
Parkerson Marietta
WOU
Barbara Welles
Bob Smith
Godfrey
Johnny Olsen
Garthe
Drabe
Ray Heatherton
Lopez Music
Martin Block
Travelers
Abe Ruby Mercer
Mike and
Buff—cbe
Reed Browning
Abe Cherley
John
Mid-West
Abe-Rabs
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