Rich Lithium Ore Deposit Found in Quebec Province
A massive lithium ore deposit has been located in north-western Quebec, with an estimated 3,000,000 tons mapped across Salorne La Motte Edmont townships. Drilling began after discovery, and a mining program is planned as lithium rises as a strategic material for explosive devices and fusion weapons. Canada, also known to host deposits in Manitoba, joins other global sites in South Africa, Rhodesia, and the Black Hills for this light metal resource.
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New York
Nana
H-bombs
Quebec
Canada
Canadian Mining Journal
Gardenville
Iuc
Salorne- la Motte - Edmont
al D’or
Vale of Gold
Laurentian Mountains
Lithium
Siberia
Woomera
Australia
Manitoba
Black Hills
South Dakota
Natal
South Africa
Rhodesia
Lebanon proposes bill to curb goat damage on forests
Lebanon's Ministry of Agriculture drafts a bill to control goats on the Beirut Mountains to support a forestation program. Minister Kazem El proposes the law, calling goats the greatest enemy of the forests and urging action to protect regrowth.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Ministry of Agriculture
Kazem el
Escapee Meted 6 More Months
Federal Judge Ben Moore ruled in favor of E. E. Wade of Bluefield in an income tax case over a $1,000 penalty. Wade must recover the amount. the government’s penalty assessment was deemed illegal. Irvin Cleo Lewis of near Springfield Ky was sentenced to six more months at Mill Point Federal Prison Camp after pleading guilty to the charge.
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Ben Moore
E.e. Wade
Bluefield
Moore
Wade
Wales
Mill Point
Irvin Cleo Lewis
Springfield
Virginia Farmer Dies Under Baling Machine
James Monroe Stoner Jr., a Catharpin area farmer, died after being crushed by a rotary hay baling machine. He was alone operating the gear, fell into the apparatus when the hay moved, and was found mangled with his right arm severed. Survived by his widow Florence R. Stoner and son James M. Stoner Jr. Funeral Friday at Sudley Methodist Church with burial in the church cemetery.
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James Monroe Stoner Jr
Stoner
Florence R. Stoner
James M. Stoner Jr
Catharpin
Sudley Methodist Church
Net Sales Of ABC Down For Quarter
State auditor J. Gordon Bennett reports the alcoholic beverage control board’s net sales in the first quarter of 1954 fell by 1,175,183 dollars, 49 percent, from 1953. Net profits for the quarter stood at 5,764,008 dollars, down 10.4 percent from a year earlier. Store 110 Portsmouth led with 428,563 dollars, followed by Abingdon at 429,317 dollars.
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Richmond
J. Gordon Bennett
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Portsmouth
Abingdon
Start Of Second Loveless Trial Delayed In Logan
The start of Melvin Loveless's second murder trial in Logan Circuit Court was delayed by difficulties seating jurors. Four co-defendants await testimony. Loveless has denied involvement while witnesses are examined. Jury selection continued with 93 prospective jurors, 40 new names ordered, and plans to resume tomorrow as sixteen jurors were tentatively seated.
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Logan
Melvin Loveless
Charleston
Ceryanena
Turk
Istry Drs
Jah Reed
C. C. Chambers
Loveless
State Supreme Court
Moundsville
Lovless
Reed
D. J. Savage
Iia
Jean Ratliff
Cassie Patterson
Patterson
Keystone
Wesley “Buckwheat
Hicks
Harry Cape Had
Welch
Chambers
Music For The Rugged Is For Music Teacher
St Louis music teacher Carolyn Hackman inspires her class by inviting Bill Bangert to conduct a recital for the boys. Bangert, a former champion shot putter and Golden Gloves boxer, is 6 feet 5 and weighs 270 pounds, noted for his baritone voice.
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ST Louis
Carolyn Hackman
Bill Bangert
St. Louis
Bangert
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Federal ST
Albert Puckett
Savage
Cleveland
Ohio
Puckett
Ratliff
Taylor's
Tafon
Dorothy Grey
Phillips Milk
Magnesia
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