Coal sales from Pennsylvania mines since 1890 exceed 29 billion
Since 1890, more than 29 billion dollars worth of coal has been sold from the mines of Pennsylvania.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1952
Page
7
Since 1890, more than 29 billion dollars worth of coal has been sold from the mines of Pennsylvania.
Prague radio reports the State Court at Brno sentenced eight Czechoslovaks for anti state activities and terrorism on behalf of the Vatican and American imperialists. Names include Vlasti Zelazny Alois Pokorny and Otto Mada ring leader given life imprisonment others jailed 14 to 25 years and stripped of citizenship. Several nuns and a priest named among those aiding the group.
President Truman called Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy unfit to sit in the Senate after Sen. William Benton praised his courage in Groton Conn. The remark followed Benton’s assertion that McCarthy is "tagged" for what he is. Subcommittee sources noted a possible resolution to expel McCarthy.
NATO war games wrap up in the Mediterranean as U S Marines land on Malta and withdraw with the Sixth Fleet to the Sicilian Narrows. French Greek Italian British and American forces participate in the Blue Force versus Red Force drills under Adm Earl Mountbatten.
Soviet deputy chief of staff Maj. Gen. V I Trussov charged that two British fighters violated East Germany near Nordhausen Thuringia crossing nine miles into the German Democratic Republic. He protested to the British Rhine Army saying British authorities bear full responsibility for consequences of the flights at 2400 feet.
Lawmakers in Washington prepared for a second look at a proposed social security bill. The plan would raise benefits and adjust earnings limits, with a revised version removing a provision seen as giving the administrator power over medical practice.
A collage of media and culture items: comedians in New York, Greenwich Village process servers, Jacqueline Susann interview, Galaxy magazine expansion on Hemingway, Bob Musel to write United Press history, Cadillac details, Broadway parodies by Mickey Katz, Sing Sing updates, Paul Artman’s personal strain, Danielle Lamar gown mishap, Fort Lauderdale spa hotel group buzz, New Faces producer comparison to Mike Todd, Ziegfeld stage door happenings, star car rivalries with public transport, Robert Sylvester’s Indian Summer release, Mme Mesta in Chicago, and church gem thefts returned by religious leaders.
Max Conrad a 48 year old father of 10 from Winna Minnesota arrived in Goose Bay Labrador after a routine hop from Old Town Maine. His Piper Pacer requires minor repairs before the planned Europe flight and the plane holds 28 hours of fuel.
Washington June 14 Harold V. Stirling who heads the Veterans Administration insurance program was named deputy administrator to succeed Omar W. Gan on June 30 when Clark retires after four years service. Clark, now 64, is also retiring. Stirling is 67.
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