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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1956

Page

11

Factories follow fuel as natural gas fuels many uses

At the Exchange Club luncheon in the Ruffner Hotel Miss Jane Mr of United Fuel Gas Co outlined the vast uses of natural gas, noting about 25 000 industrial applications and seven main home uses. She described storage in abandoned West Virginia fields to meet higher summer demand and the role of United Fuel Gas in ensuring new plants have supply, including Gulf Interstate Gas Co collaboration to link Southwest gas with United Fuel systems.

United States Exchange Club Ruffner Hotel Jane Information Department United Fuell Gas Co West Virginia Centerville Louisiana Texas United Fuel Gulf Interstate Gas Co Southwest Gas

How to Shade Terraces and Patios Now

A July Better Homes and Gardens teaser shows readers how to shade terraces and porches with sunshades. It promises immediate shade for young trees and spaces, guiding readers to get the July issue where magazines are sold.

Homes & Gardens

West Virginia Foundation names six colleges executive director

FAIRMONT June 21 Special Charles H Leatham of Fairmont retired Monongahela Power Co official named executive director of the West Virginia Foundation of Independent Colleges. He will head an office in Fairmont for six colleges and coordinate relations with industry and industrial leaders. He joined Monongahela Power in 1935 and retired last year.

Fairmont Charles H. Leatham Monongahela Power Co West Virginia Foundation of Independent Colleges Morris Harvey Alderson-Broaddus Davis and Elkins Bethany Salem West Virginia Wesleyan Leatham Maryland West Virginia

United Nations names Jap scientist to study atomic radiation effects

The United Nations, June 21, announced the appointment of Ezio Tajima, a 43-year-old Japanese physics professor from Bunri University in Tokyo, to join a worldwide study of atomic radiation effects. Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold also named a British and a French nuclear expert as scientific secretaries. Tajima will arrive in New York by month’s end and participates as Japan experienced an atomic attack, though he is not a UN member.

United Nations INS Ezio Tajima Dag Hammarskjold Tajima U. N New York Bunri University Tokyo Japan U.N

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