Saucers Not a Joke Air Force Reports Fatal Accidents
The Air Force states three investigators linked to sightings of mysterious flying objects were killed in accidents. Captain Thomas F. Mantell, a National Guard pilot, chased a saucer near Fort Knox, Kentucky, and his wrecked craft was found. A tangled narrative ties Mantell and others to Baltimore robberies and weapon purchases, while unrelated notes discuss broad death statistics and earthworm trivia.
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U. S
Air Force
Thomas F. Mantell
National Guard
Fort Knox
Mantel
Casernational
Local class tours Hazel At das Glass and Clarksburg box plant
A Taylor County vocational machine and welding class of twenty, with instructors Francis Julian and Har Tan Church, visited Hazel At das Glass and the Clarksburg box factory to observe glass molding and packing. Students, who earn two credits annually, praised worker skill and plant cleanliness and urged more local business tours. The class meets in the old Central School building and invites public visits.
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Clarksburgh
Taylor County Vocational-Machine and Welding Shops
Francis Julian
Har- Tan Church
Lenin's Tomb Spectacle Opens May Day Parade in Moscow
From Lenin's tomb to Red Square Moscow hosts a Soviet May Day display with massed artillery, jet planes, and marching guards. Western diplomats observe as Marines, sailors, air force troops, paratroopers, cadets, tanks, and self propelled guns parade to the familiar anti US music.
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Lenin
Moscow
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Russia
Fam Dilar
United States
Inside a power plant tour reveals massive turbine and condenser systems
A guided visit explains a 425 ton facility with high pressure tubing boiler rooms and a turbine generator spinning at 3600 rpm. Viewers see pulverized coal burners flames reaching 30 feet and a submerged structure 69 feet underground. The generator produced 64 000 kilowatts on start up, enough for 58 years of home use in one hour. Water cooling from a river feeds the condenser with 66 000 gallons needed for steam recapture.
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Steath
New York City
San Francisco
Power plant tour highlights coal water and ash flows
A visit by newspaper and radio personnel showcased how the station uses two 200 foot tunnels for water intake and discharge, two ash tunnels for waste removal, and a daily coal burn of over 400 tons yielding about two tons of ash. The tour emphasized coal, air, and water as key utilities in power production.
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Fairmont
Clarksburg
Morgantown
Parkersburg
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McFarlin
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Dios
Florida
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Dinxperle
Holland
France
Utma
Malone’s Drug and Chemical CO
Elgin, Bulova
G's
Perregaux Watch
Parrish Agency, Inc
Kirby St
Grand St
High St
King's Grocery Store
Parrish Agency
Main St
Bath
Main
Willhide
Latrobe Street
Commandments
God
Roswell D. Hitchcock
Aunt Penny
Mrs. Evans
Little Charlie Evans
The
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company of
West Virginia
Leit
Ingrid
Stromboli
Mediterranean
Ingrid Bergman
Robert Rossellini
Peter Lindstrom
Rome
Rossellini
Malone
Ford
Fashion Academy
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