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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1952
Page
10
Strawberry treats and cobbler feature in this recipe note by Associated Press Food Editor Cecily Grownstone. The guide covers fruit platters with strawberries, cantaloupe, pineapple, and bananas, plus a strawberry cobbler recipe with ingredients like berries sugar biscuit mix milk and butter.
Pittsburgh dispatch reports the two week old steel strike worsened economic impact with 650,000 United Steelworkers and 100,000 allied workers idle. Layoffs include 50,000 coal miners and 30,000 railroaders as production of munitions is cut. GM and Ford face shutdowns for steel tube shortages. Okla’s GM unit halts mortar shell work. Spartan Story notes Michigan State athletics. Japanese firms secure Malaya ore deal for 1 million tons yearly.
Washington June 17 One of five firms seeking permission to sell natural gas in the Pacific Northwest notified the federal power commission it has abandoned plans to obtain gas from Canada. Pacific Northwest Pipeline Corp attorney said the company will source gas from New Mexico Arizona Colorado and tab. An amended application is promised within 69 days. The hearing saw many intervenors representing coal, railroads and communities as two dozen speakers testified. the proceeding likely extends over more than two weeks.
Washington June 17 The senate appropriations committee approved a bill to provide 58,774,099 for food control navigation and related projects for the fiscal year starting July 4 The measure includes 277 136 000 for rivers and harbors 3207 200 for flood control and 2 520 000 for flood control on the Lower Mississippi river Montana locations Havre Libby Fort Peck and others appear with varied allocations amid committee figures and votes President Leman announced a power plant project with 25 000 dollars
Washington reports that Russia won the first skirmish with Japan over the status of a Soviet political military mission in Tokyo. Tokyo demands the mission depart as Japan seeks independence, while the Kremlin insists the peace treaty is valid and that Moscow will remain in Japan. The incident signals a prolonged West led pressure struggle affecting U.S. interests and Japan’s postwar position.
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