American Miner Revived Cyprus Copper Mining History
A nameless Cyprus copper miner and Aphrodite shaped Cyprus lore, but American Godfrey Gunther sparked modern mining. He won a concession for a new Cyprus copper venture, now run by Robert J. Hendricks with chief engineer Arthur D. Moir. The Cyprus Mines corporation employs 2,000 Greek and Turkish Cypriots and holds reserves over 9 million tons.
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Xeros
Cyprus
Aphrodite
Hollywood
Island of Love
Sandy Hook
Earth
Cyprus Mines Corporation
Godfrey Gunther
New York
Gunther
Bay of Morphou
Cyate
Rge
B.C
Robert J. Hendricks
Portland
Ore
Grass Valley
Calif
Uct
Buttion
Asheville Seizes 18 In Dope Crackdown In Buncombe County
Sheriff Laurence E. Brown reported 18 people arrested in Buncombe County on narcotics and drug paraphernalia charges in a continuing campaign against dope addicts and dealers. Several released on bail while others remain jailed awaiting trial as work toward the November 22 superior court term continues. Fifteen more suspects are being sought on similar warrants.
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Asheville
Laurence E. Brown
Buncombe County
Brown
Criminal Superior Court
Far West Develops Phosphate Fertilizer Industry Push
Western industrialists press to supplant Florida and Tennessee as phosphate fertilizer producers. Washington and Idaho leaders argue abundant local rock and cheap power, aided by Bonneville power, could lower costs and expand western markets across 17 states. J. R. Simplot Corp investigates larger investments to unlock Idaho deposits amid rising production costs.
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Spokane
Wash
Idaho
Pacific Northwest
Walt Horan
R-Wash
Columbia River
Wenatchee
Girard Davidson
Horan
Pocatello
West
Florida
Tennessee
United States
Utah
Wyoming
Montana
Roscoe E. Bell
Bonneville Power Administration
Agriculture Department
Bell
North Central Plains
Maine
Tennessee Valley Authority
J. R. Simplot Corp
East
Tar Heels Gave Truman Margin of 200 498 Votes
North Carolina unofficial returns show President Truman leading Dewey by 200 498 votes. Truman 459 070, Dewey 258 578, Wallace 3 915, Thurmond 69 652. Senate tally Broughton 540 62, Wilkinson 220 307, Brown 3 590. Governor-elect Scott 570 995, Pritchard 206 166, Price 3 363.
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Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
North Carolina
State Board of Elections
Dewey
Henry A. Wallace
J. Strom Th
Greensboro Man Sues Over CPA Exam Question Sources
Thomas V. Osborne filed suit in Greensboro seeking an injunction against the North Carolina State Board of Accountancy. He alleges exam questions for the CPA certification are prepared by the American Institute of CPAs in New York and would be used in exams next Wednesday through Friday.
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Greensboro
Certified Public
North Carolina
Thomas V. Osborne
State Board of Accountancy
American Institute of Accountants
New York
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