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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1946
Page
2
Logan reports three miners suffered slight burns as a fire in the Guyan Eagle Coal Company area led to sealing off a section of the mine at Amherstdale. Superintendent John E. David says origin undetermined and seals must remain closed at least 10 days.
The article notes ongoing price ceiling actions and a May 7 continuation from page one. It reports rising temperatures at the dam and discusses the stalled OPA legislation. Democratic Leader Barkley hopes a senate house conference can craft a more satisfactory measure, while President Truman might veto the form passed by the house.
Fragmentary phrase discusses placing authority at the forefront of atomic knowledge to enable comprehension and detection of misuse of atomic energy. No clear names, dates, or events are identifiable in the readable text.
Baruch calls for an international atomic body to prevent disintegration and ensure cooperation. He lists four core powers: managerial control of dangerous activities, licensing and inspection, fostering beneficial atomic uses, and responsibility for research and development, starting with raw materials.
Bishops issue communique noting unrest in Poland and threats to personal security despite end of wartime activity. They praise American clergy and Polish American philanthropy for aiding poverty and hunger, with the message to be read in Catholic churches nationwide.
The article notes a rise in fear and car availability with yesterday's loadings at 986, Monday at 2,062 and Tuesday at 1,377. It mentions Reppert mines Bethlehem Fairmont Scott No 2 and Columbia Mine in Harrison county operating Wednesday night. Also reports a royal flight to Lisbon, a proclamation about Umberto and De Gaspari, and a pending monarchist court ruling due June 18.
Dispatches from Chile and Peru describe a Bolivian revolt triggered by air units. Bolivian pilot Eric Rios said seven hours of combat with six planes in La Paz and fighting over other cities. Guillermo Gutierrez, ex La Razon editor and Chaco War hero, reportedly led the revolt, wounded and jailed, while Major Tilianes, the coup head, escaped.
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