United States Becoming a Have Not Nation Says Admiral
Admiral Ernest M. Eller USN Ret. warned at the National Petroleum Assn convention in Atlantic City that the United States is rapidly becoming a have not nation. He stressed the importance of Middle East oil resources and noted that the free world increasingly depends on imports by sea.
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Looted Weapons Found With Teens In Maryland Junkyard
In Bladensburg Maryland police recovered 71 pistols two shotguns three rifles one bazooka 11 burp guns two machine guns two machine gun barrels and four broken bayonets from 30 teenagers. The junk dealer had bought the weapons from the government and stacked them in his yard.
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Bladensburg, Md
Play Safe While You Drive
Street safety notice urges drivers to stay alert while behind the wheel and suggests chewing gum as a reminder to focus on the road. It promotes Wrigley’s Spearmint and similar brands as a way to keep chewing enjoyment while driving.
Klondike Eyes New Rush and Talks of Asbestos Boom
In Yukon Territory Klondike eyes a new boom as asbestos deposits near Car Creek spark talk of processing. Mining officials note high costs but expect transport to improve if ore quantities justify extraction. Evangelist Billy Graham and Dr. Norman Vincent Peale head to Cleveland for a Christian men convention. The 20th Amendment, adopted in 1933, states that if the president dies, the vice president-elect becomes president.
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Yawson City
Yukon Territory
Klondike
Yukon
Western Miner and Oil Review
Ciar Creek
Billy Graham
Norman Vincent Peale
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National Council of Churches
U.S
Kitchen Sink Theft Reported in Hamilton Home Break-In
Lewis runner reported to police that a break in dismantled a house and stole the kitchen sink and the drainboard, with the owner valuing damages and missing items. Investigation ongoing.
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Hamilton
Lewis
Potice
17-Pound Girl Born In Oklahoma Home Delivery
A 17-pound baby girl was born at home in Chickasha Oklahoma on a Wednesday night. Dr. C A Bum tardner reported the birth as difficult but successful for the mother and child. The article also contains garbled OCR fragments and unrelated strings.
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Okla
Joe Stamper
C. A. Bumtardner
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