War threatens supply chain as industry strains to meet needs
The Business Mirror surveys potential shortages of benzene and other raw materials as war demands rise. It cites industry estimates on benzene, copper, zinc, aluminum and related products, detailing how military needs could curb civilian output and prices, with notes on plant capacity and possible reallocations. The piece mentions Hadacol claims and a historic patent by Nathan Read of Salem, Mass., as context.
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Who is Michael in Coplon case tormenting FBI
The article centers on the unresolved question of the identity of Michael, a supposed spy contact linked to Judith Coplon and Valentine Gubitchev. FBI agents pursue multiple leads, considering Michael a possible spy, a go‑between, or a fictional creation.
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Mystery Note in Coplon Case Spurs Michael Theories
Attorneys and FBI agents weigh who Michael is in the Judith Coplon espionage case. The note mentions a possible Russian contact or cover name tied to Gubitchev, with witnesses recalling a brief meeting but no clear identification.
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Justice Department
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New York
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European Bird Crossword Clue List
Readable puzzle clues list with many short definitions and cross references for horizontal and vertical entries including classic bird and mineral terms and ancient place names. The page presents a filled style of cryptic style hints typical of a newspaper puzzle grid.
Free Rides Increase Church Attendance
Jacksonville ministers report that free bus rides to church goers have boosted attendance after two Sundays. Some say the rise is small but expected to grow as more people learn of the offer from Jacksonville Coach Company.
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Fla
Baby gorilla dies at Brookfield Zoo in Chicago
Brookfield Zoo confirms the death of its 13 month old gorilla named Baby after a weeklong dysentery illness. Zoo director Robert Bean said an autopsy will be performed to determine the cause. The infant arrived from the French Cameroons a month ago.
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Gertrude Little
Cooper Little
Luvetta Little
Lester Co. Little
Jennie Little
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High Point Township
Cliffside
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Office of the Register of Deeds
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Merry Christmas Returns to Air Force Uniform
Merry Christmas 19 year old from Collins Ark reenlists in the air force and is assigned to Fort Riley. He was discharged from the army in January after over three years with the 82nd airborne division. He says he liked service and hopes to reach Korea.
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Air Force
Fort Riley
R. E. Mahler
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Christmas
Army
82Nd Airborne Division
Mahler
Korea
Lumiansky Claims Legal Ownership of $20,000 Found Cash
New Bedford reports that on August 29 David Lumiansky will become sole owner of $20,000 found on a highway a year ago. He says the cash wrapped in a newspaper has not been claimed and he will prove ownership on that date.
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Lumiansky
Judge Sabath and wife celebrate 62nd anniversary
Chicago on August 9 marks the 62nd wedding anniversary of Judge Joseph Sabath and his wife Regina. The 80 year old judge has spent 34 years on the Superior Court bench, handling countless divorce cases and aiding many couples to reunite.
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Chicago
Joseph Sabath
Sabath
Regina
Winthrop Educator Dr W D Magginis Dies at 66
Dr W D Magginis retired head of Winthrop College Education Department died suddenly in Blowing Rock North Carolina. He was 66 and had served on the Winthrop faculty for 38 years retiring only a week ago.
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Rock Hill
S. C
W. D. Magginis
Winthrop College
Blowing Rock
N. C
Baby Debora Anderson Dies In Pond Tragedy
Funeral services were held for 18 month old Debora Kay Anderson who drowned in a shallow fish pond Monday night in Rocky Mount. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Anderson.
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Debora Kay Anderson
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