Queensland Mines Report 1952 Sees Copper Lead Tin Rise
The 1952 Department of Mines annual review to Parliament shows strong copper and lead output gains, with Mt Morgan as a major producer. Tin output falls slightly due to dredge downtime, while wolfram and silver rise in value. Cloncurry and Mareeba fields show notable activity and new processing plants aid small producers. Overall field value up from prior year, but regional conditions vary with mining suspended in some areas.
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Department of Mines
Queensland
Mt. Morgan Dring
Cloncarey
Wear
MLB
Cloncurry
Garnet Jwaiy
Mitchell River
Aif-heed
Sunnemoant
Brotha
Syndienie
Bamafor
Atartieys
Cnimm
Totii
Fletberton
Lode
Strear UN
SU Irvingbank
Baberville
Watsonville
Ark
Ribevian Teett Wolfram
Six Taille
Yeu Trvinebank
Wii River
Herberton
Pinah
Dry River
Tabiet
Tin
Smith's Creek
Mie
Wolfram
Peeratton
Timrall
Irvinebank
Stat
Mt. Carbine
ML Molloy
Chap- Mind
Julatten
Trline
Toles
Maresti
Hans
Bolland
Cape York
Redland Point
Cairns
Ervinetank
Cin
Miciland
Carcel
St Toms
Fesse
Vitamin menadione may extend sweetness of milk for cows
A report to the American Chemical Society discusses menadione as a vitamin K precursor. Tests claim treated milk stays sweet about 29 percent longer than untreated milk, with no detectable flavour change when sour. Researchers caution variability and call for further study.
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Chicago
Ploriaa
State University
American Chemical Society
Dinmer Ane Kelley
Inge
Sant
John Biel
Lakeside Laboratories
Milwanker
Austria’s Future Vienna Sees Postwar Oil and War Reparations
An Austrian state policy debate centers on Western and Soviet claims after World War II. The discussion covers a proposed 1840s era treaty draft on oil refinery protection and nationalisation, Soviet demands for 15 billion dollars in compensation, and disputed ownership of oil wells and German properties, with Western sources asserting pre 1938 ownership by Dutch and British firms.
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Vienna
Eonomieta
Austria
Inca
Gove
Kells
Ansthivss
Mare Aiestionaire Thas
Austra
Austrian economists critique 1987 treaty amid postwar costs
Austrian economists condemn the 1987 state treaty as unjust arguing since 1947 Austrians have paid a heavy tribute for Allied occupation. They cite estimates of seven million people facing rising living costs and wages around 600 dollars, dismantling tooling and large financial burdens. They warn a Soviet-leaning settlement could grant sweeping concessions while hindering genuine sovereignty and ending four power occupation only to entrench control.
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Avilaren
Austria
Silifone
W State
Westy
Utian
Aasistorg
Aumcia
Tito
Fragmented note on fear and a trial remedy
A displaced fragment describes fears about Beiatice mating and a decision to try a remedy. The author notes past inability to dose themselves and a positive relief after trying the remist. The text suggests personal struggle with self-medication and a perceived beneficial result.
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