Import Duty On Copper Faces Urgent Congressional Action
Congress must act quickly as the 2 cent per pound copper import duty suspension ends Saturday. Copper’s role as a key raw material drives electronics, telegraphs, radios, and autos, with over 20 percent used in automobiles and more than 10 percent in buildings. Production concentrates in Anaconda, Phelps Dodge, and Kennicott, with most U S output from Arizona and Utah. Government price controls and subsidies in wartime and postwar periods affected profitability and supply, prompting renewed debate on subsidies and future pricing as domestic production lags demand.
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Hoover commission urged to speed up federal appointments
A call to action urges Congress to implement the Hoover commission recommendations to cut the average 218 days between exam announcements and first appointments. It argues government can be more efficient and reminds lawmakers of Senators Myers and Martin and Representative Kearns in Washington, DC.
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Vacation Bible School At East Branch Church
Daily Vacation Bible School will run for Dobbs Corners and East Branch residents from June 39 through July T with July 4 off. Miss Helen Damnun directs a staff of about 900 with assistants from Torpedo, Rev. and Mrs. William Brooks, and Miss Wim Armitage. Sessions 9 to 145 a m cover Old Testament, life of Christ, and handwork. A closing program is set for July 7 at 8 pm, East Branch Church.
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Copper Prices and Trade Policy Pressure in 1940
The article notes a 1940 copper price drop from 234 to 174 cents per pound and rising domestic consumption. It highlights U S reliance on imports, Chile supplying about 20 percent of world production, and 36 percent for the United States. The State Department fears an import duty could reduce Chilean shipments and harm the economy and Good Neighbor policy.
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How's Your I Q A quirky quiz on memory and facts
A fragmented reader quiz asks ten questions about topics from literature to history. It includes who wrote Nand, the M Act on white slave traffic, diseases like pneumonitis, and the 10 questions require true/false or multiple choice answers.
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United States and Japan urged to pull together against Communism
Carlisle Pa June 44 a former General MacArthur intelligence staffer urged joint action with Japan to counter Communism. He warned South Korea’s fall would require a complete revision of defenses for Japan and Alaska, voiced during yesterday’s opening session.
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Camp preparations for Mount Gretna encampment in 1930
Twenty years ago from Journal Files dated June 27 1930 report Company 4 Pennsylvania National Guard near Camp Mount Gretna preparations for the two week encampment starting July 18. The item notes radio owners in the city and attendance at Roosevelt Field by Captain Kingford Smith’s Souther Grass crew. It mentions Miss Berenice Gillette and sister Mary traveling to Ogents Mountain Camp New Hampshire and Buffalo accompaniment by Mrs Gillette. It also covers a party honoring Miss Mary Keane headed to Long Beach Gullf and a birthday gathering for Miss Seann. The article notes Independence Week observances beginning tomorrow and the Sandanmimt convention of the Brotherhood of St Anthony Episcopal Church laymen’s group at Dickinson College with about 150 delegates from the United States and nine foreign countries attending the week long parley.
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U S Planes Strike as Korean Forces Regain Seoul
South Korean units claim to have pushed invading North Korean forces back about 20 miles from Seoul, aided by U S bombing raids starting tonight. Two Korean reporters confirmed the recapture and said much of the South Korean cabinet may have evacuated the capital. Reports also said one North Korean fighter was shot down by U S fighters during a bombing raid, with three newly acquired American Mustang fighters challenging the attacking raiders.
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Battle line forms as Uijongbu retaken north of Seoul
The report from Seoul notes a battle line stretching from Munsan northwest of Seoul to Tongduchon north and Pochun on the east. It confirms South Korean advances toward Uljongbu, a valley town 12 miles north of Seoul, with counteroffensives led by South Korean forces against North Korean armor driving toward the capital.
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