World's Largest Iron Ore Laboratory Opens in Duluth This Winter
The United States Steel subsidiary Oliver Iron Mining in Duluth will open the world's largest iron ore laboratory this winter. Walter L. Maxson leads the Duluth lab, part of a broader effort to develop beneficiation for lower grade ores from the Lake Superior ranges near Duluth, Minnesota.
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Howard Blakeslee
Associated Press
United States Steel Company
Oliver Iron Mining Company
University of Minnesota
Steel Companies
Walter L. Maxson
America
Lake Superior
Minnesota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Mesabi Range
Superior Ranges
Iron Ranges
Midwestern
Great Lakes
Germany
Ruhr
Saar
Superior
Power and Culture Across Time in a Rural Letter
W A Bivins reflects on how electricity from the Catawba River transformed industry and daily life, arguing power can be good or harmful depending on its use. He cites labor, monopolies, and the state, then meditates on beauty, resilience, and human kindness as counterweights to power. Two old settlers joke about cookery books and recipes.
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Catawba
Yadkin
Niagara Falls
Seven Seas
America
Shelley
Thomasville Reinstates Policeman After Not Pross Verdict
The Thomasville city council voted to reinstate Police Officer S. W. Embry after he was cleared by a Not Pros judgment from Onslow County Court Jacksonville. Mayor Pro-Tem EF Webb presided as Mayor Pope recovers at home from a heart attack. Police Chief E R Richardson recommended Embry’s return.
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Thomasville
EF. L. Webb
S. W. Embry
Embry
Onslow Courty Court
Jacksonville
N. C
Teachers Plan Raleigh Meet on Salary Question
North Carolina classroom teachers executives, led by Margaret Alexander of Charlotte, will pursue a Raleigh meeting to decide on a statewide gathering about the teacher salary issue and to push a board record in favor of the South Piedmont plan a 40 percent raise.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Raleigh
Margaret Alexander
Alexander
Radio Network Schedule Corrections Late for Central Time Shift
Radio program listings show corrections by networks not ready for time changes. Eastern times are PM. to convert to Central subtract one hour or two hours for standard. Relay times from stations may vary. programs include dramas, news, music, and comedy across CBS ABC NBC and local affiliates.
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Farrell
Dbs
Tennessee
Jed
Abe Tom Mix
Mbs
Buck Rogers
Mbs West
Abeat
Jamcy Howe
Cbs
Walter Kiernan
Terry
Abe-West
Hop Harrigan
Mbs-West
Abc
The
Superman
Jack Armstrong
Lowell Thomas
Newsca
World News and Comman
Allen Prescott
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Jack Smith
Elmer Davis
Ward Dor
Arthur Hal
Walton Ball
Brandtim
Rudy Vallee
New Lum
Abner
Michael Shayne
Marl Godwin
Mel Blane
Com the O'Neills
Family
Dra the Falcon
Amos and
Andy
Vox Poppers
Intervie
Rex Maupin
Gabriel Heatter
Fibber McGee
Mel
Hollywood Vingers
Cbs Boston Symphony
Abe American Forum
Anderson Urges Action To Curb Cotton Trading
Secretary of Agriculture Anderson calls for a public hearing by the Commodity Exchange Commission in New York Chicago and New Orleans to curb speculation in cotton futures. He seeks a 30 000 bale cap on speculator holdings across three markets. Opposition from exchanges brokers and traders is expected. J M Mehl will conduct the hearing.
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Washington
Anderson
Commodity Exchange Commission
New York
Chicago
New Orleans
Commission
Cotton Exchanges
Brokers
Trad
Ers
Clark
Commerce Harriman
J. M. Mehl
Agriculture Department
Two Thomasville Students Honored in Who's Who List
GREENVILLE Dec 10 In the 1947 edition of Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges twelve women and five men from East Carolina Teachers College senior class are named. Among those honored are Garlan F Bailey of Thomasville and Everett Hud in the excerpt from the university notice.
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Greenville
East Caroline Teachers College
Garlan F. Bailey
Thomasville
Everett
Causes and prevention of constipation
Medical column outlines multiple causes of constipation and stresses individualized treatment. It notes dehydration, low bulk foods, excess strain, and lack of exercise as key factors, with habits and timing at breakfast as central. It cautions against laxatives and enemas, suggests tailored diets, and offers to mail a detailed guide.
Names of Individuals Across Counties
The list includes Thomasville native June B Bran denburg of Warrenton Mary Cameron Dixon of Wilmington Margaret Hall of Woodsdale Elizabeth Bell Hellen of Greenville Nora Lee Hinnant of Pikeville Harry J Jarvis of Hopewell Sallie Margaret Johnston of Wilmington Douglas Jones of Farmville Joseph J Lassiter of Conway Mary Hales Lee of Aberdeen Mary Thayne Massengill of Raleigh Omelia Monroe of St Pauls Jean Robertson of Spring Hope Mary Elizabeth Wooten of Hookerton and Florence Alma Davenport of Dover.
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Thomasville
June B. Brandenburg
Warrenton
Mary Cameron Dixon
Wilmington
Margaret Hall
Woodsdale
Elizabeth Bell Hellen
Greenville
Nora Lee Hinnant
Pikeville
Harry J. Jarvis
Hopewell
Sallie Margaret Johnston
Douglas Jones
Farmville
Joseph J. Lassiter
Conway
Mary Hales Lee
Aberdeen
Mary Thayne Massengill
Raleigh
Omelia Monroe
St. Paul's
Jean Robertson
Sprn Hope
Mary Elizabeth Wooten
Hookerton
Florence Alma Davenport
Dover
Safest Child in the United States Believed Rhode Island Girl
A National Safety Council statistic points to a Rhode Island girl aged 5 to 14 as the safest person in the United States. The finding highlights youth safety among American populations.
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United States
Rhode Island
National Safety Council
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