Coal price hike eyed as industry hints increases
The soft coal industry signals a 10 to 40 cent per ton rise with variability by firm. Retailers may absorb small increases. larger hikes could pass costs to consumers amid ongoing settlement fallout. Britain faced another looming financial crisis, tying U S and British economies through wartime debt and trade. The talk of excise tax cuts collided with balanced revenue needs as President Truman threatened a veto and no relief before July 1.
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U.S
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United States
Truman
Rin No Rin No I These Golations
The readable fragment presents unclear references and names, offering no coherent event or individuals to date. It resembles a damaged newspaper note with insufficient context to summarize a specific action or outcome.
Acheson Faces Fresh McCarthy Attacks Over Loyalty Claims
Secretary of State Dean Acheson again comes under fire as Senator McCarthy accuses state department aides of Communist sympathies. McCarthy also seeks a probe of a navy civilian scientist linked to defense secrets.
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State Department
McCarthy
Navy
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Glass stove speeds coffee water to perking in 50 seconds
Corning Glass Works introduces E C glass a transparent electrically conducting skinless heater that heats water or air quickly It can reach up to 660 degrees Fahrenheit and is used in various applications including keeping baby chicks warm The feature promises faster coffee making by starting water perking in under a minute
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Corning Glass Works
Costly Figure Truman and contrasting world politics
Republicans attack Truman as a well paid private citizen citing his staff of 665 and travel allowances. They compare White House costs with Roosevelt and Hoover while noting Stalin’s uncontested win in Russia and Belgium's advisory referendum on Leopold III amid rioting and 151000 invalid ballots affecting the outcome.
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Ray C. Woodruff
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Fla
Maryland
Woodruff
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White House
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Roosevelt
Hoover
Russia
Stalin
Belgium
Leopold III
Leopold
Red Cross National Blood Program Urged for Defense
General George C. Marshall lauds the Red Cross National Blood Program as vital for defense and security. He notes 30 regional centers serving 1,550 hospitals, 40 million people covered, 668,532 vials of serum last year, and stresses voluntary, nationwide cooperation without charges or replacements.
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American Red Cross
Marshall
Union
Curves in Fashion Split Designers This Spring
Designers debate whether milady’s curves should be concealed or accentuated this spring. The fashion quarrel centers on how the silhouette appeals to the American male, who ultimately funds the styles.
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Milady
Red Cross Blood Program Praised by Speaker
A speaker voices strong support for the Red Cross blood program, calling it a vital modern effort and emphasizing its national importance. The speaker highlights intense voluntary work and notes surprisingly low public appreciation for volunteers.
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Red Cross
Lawyer Fees and a Young Counsel in Court Snags
A man seeks a prominent attorney who agrees to take his case and wins. The bill leads to a joke about fees with a client and a lawyer who offers a discount for family ties. A second tale follows a young lawyer presenting a complex case and questioning if the judge is following him as the judge replies he is right behind.
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Cab Smith
Cal
Apple Baking and Egg Prep Tips From a Vintage Kitchen
Practical kitchen notes describe peeling a one inch middle band from apples to bake without cracking and preserve flavor. It lists seven egg prep methods including cooking in the shell and omelets. Also notes faster orange juice extraction by trimming stem end and suggests mixing leftover fruit juices with prunes or apricots.
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