Aluminum Drives Arkansas Industrial Boom In 1950s
Arkansas emerges as a booming industrial center driven by aluminum. Seven plants tied to Garang facilities will spend about 180 million dollars this year, employing 4,000 workers and consuming vast limestone, with Alcoa and Reynolds leading expansion from Saline County to Hurricane Creek and Jones Mills. The Alcoa alumina works will produce over 2.2 million pounds of alumina daily and 1 million pounds of aluminum, while Reynolds adds substantial output and payroll. Aluminum product plants in Malvern and Magnolia broaden the base as Arkansas leverages low-grade bauxite with new extraction processes ensuring long-term supply.
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Harold Hart
Arkansas
U. S
Saline County
Little Rock
Aluminum Company of America
Reynolds Metals Company
Alcoa
Alumina
Carl R. Stout
Alumnum Company
W. W. Binford
Reynolds
Hurricane Creek
Ark
Jones Mills
Hot Springs
Playes
J. C Black
Gumi Springs
Arkadelphia
E. A. Vermere Die Casting Company
Malvern
Los Angeles
Utilex
Glenvale Corp
Southern Extrusion, Inc
Magnolia
J. T. Watters
Alcoa Mining Company
Thomas D. Jolly
Inherited Susceptibility To Paralysis From Polio Studied
Science reports hints that genetic factors may predispose some people to paralysis from polio while others resist. Twin studies in North Carolina show higher paralytic polio in identical twins, suggesting a measurable genetic influence alongside exposure and health. Also, tips from the American Heart Association offer advice to winter-proof the heart through rest, moderation, and avoiding risk factors.
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New York
West Virginia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
C. Nash Herndon
Royal G. Jennings
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
Wake Forest College
North Carolina
Herndon and
Jennings
The
American Heart Association
Paris Police Hold Bad Check Flasher
Joseph Greeson 40 of Detroit was held by Paris police on charges of passing 3000 to 4000 dollars in bad checks across several countries. He was wanted in the United States Switzerland the Netherlands Portugal Great Britain and France on bad check charges.
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Paris
Joseph Greeson
Detroit
Greeson
U.S
Switzerland
Netherlands
Portugal
Great Britain
France
James Dunn Named U S Envoy to Spain in Madrid
James Dunn, veteran American diplomat and former ambassador to France under the Truman administration, has been approved by the Spanish government as the new U S envoy in Madrid. He will succeed Lincoln MacVeigh in the post.
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Madrid
Spain
James Dunn
France
U.S
Dunn
Lincoln MacVeigh
US Citizens Owe $1840 Each in 1952 Debt Share
In 1952 each man woman and child in the United States owed an average of 1840 as his share in federal state and local debts.
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United States
Suspected Spy Is Released in Vienna After Questioning
Walter Lauber a Polish born American citizen arrested Jan 15 for questioning in the Soviet spy ring case in Vienna has been released US officials said. Ernest Tisslowitz Berlin born American remains in custody for action by the U S Army. The men were questioned in the espionage roundup tied to Kurt L Ponger and Otto Verver former American Army veterans charged with spying for the Soviet Union.
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Vienna
Austria
Walter Lauber
U.S
Ernest Tisslowitz
U. S. Army
Kurt L. Ponger
Otto Verver
Soviet Union
Money pays alimony under California rule in divorce
In Santa Monica California Mrs Otillie Silver aged 64 was ordered by the Superior Court to pay alimony of $150 a month to her unemployed husband after a divorce. The judge ruled that under California law the person with the money pays alimony regardless of sex.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Otillie Silver
California
New Jersey Cranberry Growers Eye 95,000 Relatives
New Jersey cranberry growers estimate about 95,000 relatives in related industries may be affected by the seasonal harvest.
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New Jersey
Wilson stock issue mirrors Kennedy and Marshall cases
The piece reviews past and current debates over financial holdings of public officials. It notes Joseph P. Kennedy and George C. Marshall faced scrutiny over stock and eligibility for certain posts, while Charles E. Wilson’s General Motors ties prompt renewed questions. A taxi rider endorses Wilson’s competence and business background.
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New York
Charles FE. Wilson
General Orors
Joseph P. Kennedy
Mr. Wilson
Securities and Exchange Commission
Maritime Commission
Great Britain
Mr. Kennedy
Kennedy
Todd Shipbuilding Co
Congress
Kenneley
George C. Marshall
Secretary of Defense
Defense
Wilson
Martin Durkin
Labor
Plumbers Union
Marshall
Manhattan
Eisenhower
General Motors
Washington
New England Conservatory Chief Began With Mail Order Violin
Harrison Kel Jer, president of the New England Conservatory of Music and head of the National Association of Music Schools, started with a mail order catalogue as a Kansas youth who sent away for a $35 violin, launching a storied career in music education.
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Chicago
Harrison Kel Jer
New England Conservatory of Music
New Jhead
National Association of Music Schools
Kansas
Inauguration Week Markets Move Amid Policy Hopes
Stocks drifted in inauguration week as investors awaited new government policy statements. Automobiles led activity with Packard and Studebaker among top movers while production rose. The Dow Jones composites rose seven cents with 1,419 issues trading and overall volume easing.
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Elmer
Walzer United Press
New York
Packard
Studebaker
General Motors
Chrysler
Ward
Tax Suit Sought Against Frank Costello
The Bureau of Internal Revenue seeks a suit to recover over 486000 in unpaid taxes from gangster Frank Costello and his wife Mrs Loretto Costello. A Justice Department spokesman said liens have been placed on Costello properties to stop transfers while he serves an 18 month term for contempt of court.
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Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Frank Costello
Loretto Costello
Justice Department
Costello
Inhich
In About Three Cases of Twins in Eight One Twin Boy and Girl
The report notes that out of eight twin sets about three contain one boy and one girl, indicating a natural parity in twinning. It discusses the frequency and possible factors influencing mixed gender twins.
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