Utah iron ore industry age marked by 3.7 million ton year output
The Cedar City report details Utah iron mining history 162 years old and recent production filling a train long before reaching the West’s blast furnaces. It notes 1933 output around 3.7 million tons, major shipments to U S Steel and Kaiser plants, and continued mining by Columbia Iron Mining Co and Utah Construction Co amid challenges of lifting overburden, ore crushing at pit sites, and using trucks for open pit transport.
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Murray M. Moler
United Press
Cedar City
Utah
New York City
Chicago
Ikndlle
Cedar Ci
Geneva
U.an
U. S. Steel Corp
Columbia Iron Mining Co
Utah Construction Co. Guider
Colorado Fuel and Tron Co
Publo
Colo
Kaiser Steel Co
Fontana
Calif
Maryland
Bethlehem Steel Co
G. D. Mace Donald
Columbia
Desert Mound
Utah Mints
Mormon Church
Brigham Young
Salt Lake Valley
Young
Missouri River
Dian
Mount Everest Height May Be Higher Says Expedition Leaders
Washington reports from June 17 cite Sir Edmund Hillary and Sir John Hunt stating the Everest height may exceed the commonly cited 29,052 feet. They question the accuracy of the 1919 to 1930 measurements averaging six distant stations and suggest a Swiss expedition may have closer estimates, though data remain incomplete.
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Washington
Edmund Hi
John Ut
Everest
Mr. Freresh
Edmund
Germany Rebuilding Cities Survive After War Ruins
West German cities after World War II show rapid rebirth with Frankfurt Hamburg and Duesseldorf leading. Despite destruction in Cologne and Essen, housing nears prewar levels in many centers as currency reform spurred rebuild. By late 1950s most major centers boast mortar steel offices and neon signs while uncovering ongoing shelter needs.
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Frankfurt
United Press
Cologne
West Germany
United States
Great Britain
Strance
Hitler
Germany
Isay
Hamburg
Duesseldorf
Christening Dress In Use For 80th Time
Utica meets a family tradition as a fragile dress, first worn 56 years ago for a brother’s christening, will be used for its 80th ceremony. Mrs Gerald N Darling launders the hemstitched gown by hand after each use, wraps it in blue paper to keep it from yellowing, and preserves its Irish lacepoint fringe and full long skirt.
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Utica
Gerald N. Darling
Photographer Draws $1000 Prize in Phoenix Bank Opening
Hews photographer Jay Brashear of the Phoenix Gazette was well paid for a picture ranking assignment on Thursday. While photographing the opening of new bank offices he signed a card in the lobby and won a $1000 prize in a drawing.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Upp
Jay Brashear
The
Phoenix Gazelle
Brashear
Change Your e To o Fort Lee Romance in September
Fort Lee Virginia on June 17 reports a wedding plan as Cpl Sophie L Wisniewski of Mt Pleasant Pennsylvania will wed Pfc Casimir J Wisniewsky of Cleveland Ohio in September. The Detroit River is noted as the world’s busiest waterway, handling more traffic in a ten month season than the Suez and Panama Canals combined.
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Fort Lee
Cpl
Sophie L. Wisniewski
Mt. Pleasant
Pfc
Casimir J. Wisniewsky
Cleveland, Ohio
Detroit River
Adenauer To Receive Honorary Degree From Columbia
Bonn report says Chancellor Konrad Adenauer will travel to the United States in October to receive an honorary Doctor of Law degree from Columbia University on its 200th anniversary. He hopes to meet President Eisenhower and Secretary of State John Foster Dulles.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
United States
Columbia University
Adenauer
Eisenhower
John Foster_ Dulles
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