Solon Claims Soviet Union Building Giant Naval Force
Rep. Carl Vinson warns Russia is building a major naval force with latest submarines and combat ships to enable brush wars in an atomic stalemate. He cites the Navy shipbuilding program for FY starting July 1 and notes U S must outpace Moscow's growing power to meet the threat.
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Daily Across Puzzle Clue List
A compact listing of across and down crossword clues with numbers and terse hints. The grid references include multiple language hints and abbreviations for a varied set of terms across geography, objects, actions, and names.
Word Puzzle Clues Then and Now in One List
A mixed set of crossword like clues yields hints for answers including names and terms such as Merciless and Turkish title. The entries span definitions for biblical names river terms and city names with varied linguistic origins.
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Five Refinery Men Attend Waterworks Short Course
Five Baytown Refinery men take the Texas A and M College short course for certified waterworks operators this week. Names include M. W. Geisendorff J. P. Richards L. L. Simpson from SR plant utilities J. W. Ansell and R. H. Lange from refinery utilities. T. L. Satterwhite serves on the Texas State Water Certification committee. Others attend industrial wastes sessions. The 37th year of the program is run by state and industry groups at A and M College.
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J. P. Richards
L. L. Simpson
SR Plant Utilities Group
J. W. Ansell
R. H. Lange
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Texas State Water Certification Committee
State Health Department
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Wronged prisoner seeks 40000 damages in Iowa case
Des Moines reports Harry Reaves, after 16 years in state prison, asked the Town Legislature for 40000 in damages alleging wrongful imprisonment. He was jailed for burglary in a jewel inert, claiming the theft was staged to defraud an insurance company. The truck trailer business was founded in 1912 and boomed during World War I.
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Harry Reaves
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Postmortems in bridge reveal players' calibers
North-South vulnerable play ends with 12 tricks after bidding 1 2 Dbl 2 2 12 tricks claimed and postgame comments expose skill gaps. South defends that vulnerability affects doubling choice, while North criticizes South for not bidding aggressively with a strong hand and a void in North's suit.
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North
North-South
Federal group approves 83 million Transcontinental pipeline expansion
The Federal Power Commission authorized Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp of Houston to build a 48.205 million pipeline project adding 60 miles of 36 and 30 inch pipe with two new compressor stations and upgrades to existing stations. Output will rise by 93.234 million cubic feet daily, serving 7 new customers and expanding to 36 current clients across 11 states from Texas to New York. Construction spans 23 projects, with work starting immediately and aimed for the 1955-56 heating season.
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Federal Power Commission
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp
Houston
Tex
Transcontinental
FPC
Texas January cash farm income rises ten percent
Texas January cash farm income rose ten percent from a year earlier to 159.26 million dollars according to the University of Texas Bureau of Business Research. Sheep and lambs income surged 107 percent, livestock 26 percent, wheat and oats up 13 and per cent, while peanuts led declines with a 47 percent drop and milk products poultry and eggs also fell.
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Austin
Texas
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Bureau
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
280000 Federal workforce cuts under Eisenhower era
More than 280000 employees were dropped from federal payrolls in the first two years of the Eisenhower administration. The figures appear in the Civil Service Commission monthly statistical report.
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Eisenhower
The
Civil Service Commission
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