New Uranium Mines Found and U.S. Expansion Underway
The Charleston Gazette reports renewed U.S. uranium activity with discoveries of new mines and an accelerated AEC expansion program valued at 2.5 billion dollars. Domestic ore production capacity rises as exploration widens across the Colorado Plateau and potential new sites. Production of fissionable materials and weapons-related work continues at high rates, with several new facilities planned and current plants operating beyond design capacity. Details on weapon design remain classified, while the military focus drives ongoing improvements across multiple weapon systems.
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United States
AEO
AEC
Commission
Lven
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Congress
MacArthur to Stay in New York City Do Not Use
General Douglas MacArthur plans to maintain residences and offices in New York City and South Norwalk Corin while keeping a military office in Manhattan. An Army spokesman says he will continue to receive pay and allowances totaling 19548 dollars as a General without assignment. James H Rand of Remington Rand announced MacAr thur's election as board chair, praising him as a leader against socialism and for free enterprise.
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South Norwalk
Corin
Hotel Waldorf Astoria
New York
Manhattan
Col
Laurence Bunker
Washington
Army
MacArthur
James H. Rand
Remington Rand
Rand
Record Flight Sets Non-Stop Atlantic Helicopter Distance Mark
Two American helicopters crossed the Atlantic non stop from Keflavik to Prestwick at 928 miles after a 4,000 mile planned route via Greenland and Canada. Capt. Vincent H. McGovern and crew led the flight with 90 mph progress and three hours of fuel left on landing.
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Prestwick
Westover Air Force Base
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Wiesbaden
Germany
Vincent H. McGovern
Springfield
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Harry C. Jeffers
Newark
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Cincinnati
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Sayre
Oklo
McGovern
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Air Force
Richard B. WeeVay
David City
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Greenland
United Nations
Kaesong
Korea
Moore
Baesong
McVay
C54
AW. & Air Force
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Synthetic Oil Industry Seen as Vital Asset to America
Interior Secretary Chapman urged immediate private development of oil shale and coal to gasoline plants, arguing synthetic fuels bolster national security and reserves. A 250000-barrel-a-day shale operation would cost about 872 million to 1.184 billion dollars with Colorado and California facilities.
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Chapman
Bureau of Mines
National Petroleum Council
Washunaave
Jwyawr
Congress
Colorado
California
Chepmen
Department of the Interior
Catsos Awarded Verdict in Kanawha City Collision Case
Michael Catsos of Charleston was awarded 500 in a Common Pleas Court jury verdict yesterday in his suit for 20000 against Cather E Everman of Charleston. Everman’s counterclaim for 1000 was denied. The suit arose from a February 23 1952 collision at Venable Avenue and 41st Street. Catsos sought personal injury and auto damage compensation.
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Michael Catsos
Charleston
Common Pleas Court
Cather E. Everman
Everman
Catson
Hoth
Venable Ay
41St St
Kanawha City
Cateos
Steel Strike Cuts Durable Goods Sales and Inventories
The Commerce Department reported June sales and inventories fell due to the steel strike. Durable goods shipments dropped five percent from May, with overall durable goods sales down ten percent, led by declines in primary metal producing industries amid the shutdown.
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Washington
INS
Commerce Department Today
Office of Business Economizes
Dies Plans Fight Against Fifth Column Communism
Martin Dies former U S representative and chairman pledges a hard line campaign upon returning to Congress after Texas primary victory. He says the main task is to combat communism at home and abroad and to resume his anti communist work begun in 1935. He calls the US Communist party Stalin’s tool and a foreign branch of Russia.
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Tasper
Tex
CNS
Martin Dies
U. S
hin-American Activi Committee
Campaig
Congress
Dies
Texas
Jasper
International News Service
Communist Party
United States
Stalin
Communist Government of
Russia
Murder, Inc
Time-Buying Credit Jumps in June Financial Rise
The Federal Reserve reports June 1952 time-buying credit rose 593 million dollars, after a 447 million increase in May, pushing installment debt to 13.767 billion. Strong auto purchases and dealer credit led the surge as fears of a steel strike raised demand for cars.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Itoday
City Rent Panel Meeting Monday
Panel number one of the Charleston Rent advisory Board will meet at 7 30 p m Monday in the local office of rent stabilization. The board will hear landlord and tenant appeals on rent adjustments from the Charleston office. Only notified parties will be heard. Members include Harry G Hoffmann chairman John M Slack Jr Burton Sonis Volney Andrews and Mrs Daie Thomas.
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Charleston Rent Advisory Board
Charleston
Harry G. Hoffmann
John M. Slack, Jr
Burton Sonis
Volney Andrews
Daie Thomas
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