Monks Face Uranium Hunt Near Oka Monastery
In Oka Quebec a mining probe near the Trappist monastery prompts monks to defend their peaceful agricultural life. Prospector Paul Riverin and lawyer Jean Gourd secretly staked land with Molybdenum Corp of America to uncover columbium and other minerals, amid a search that has reached a ravine close to the cloister. The monks insist they seek only dairy, crops, and education at their agricultural programs.
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A. L Goldberg
Oka
Quebec
Leon
Silent Brothers
Order
Montreal
Klondike
la Trappe
Ottawa
Lake of the Two Mountains
St. Lawrence
Paul Riverin
Jean Gourd
Molybdenum Corp
America
Gould
Common Quotations Across Puzzle Clues
A cryptic style crossword list of across and down clues with partial phrases and wordplay hints. Includes references to Roman road routes, Greek letters, languages, and varied definitions, inviting solution of a themed quotation grid.
Anawar to Previous Puzzle
Puzzle fragment lists items like Nomad Son of Jac and Leah Entreaties and hints at wordplay connects to Firat name Lease Icelandic Belgian seaport and term malicious purning. The readable text reflects crossword clue style with partial entries and hints rather than a complete story.
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Jac
Leah
Prospectors clash over mining rights near cloister grounds
Brother Leon notes Riverin and Gould were sober and avoided staking near the cloister. He warns other prospectors not to stake claims or mine on their fence, while Canada law allows landholders to own surface rights but lets others register subsurface mineral rights.
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T'Yve
Leon
Riverin
Gould
Canada
Whro
Burglars Held at Concord for $2,000 Shoe Factory Theft
Two Lynn men, Robert L. Brown and Charles K. Kambrick, 21, were ordered by Superior Court Judge Vincent Brogna to sign over bonds and bank accounts totaling 1054 dollars after pleading guilty to breaking into a Lynn shoe factory office and stealing 2000 dollars last January. The court directed police to recover the proceeds for insurance companies that covered the loss.
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Salem
Mass
U.S
Concord Reformatory
Robert L. Brown
Charles K. Kambrick
Lynn
Superior Court
Vincent Brogna
U S Funds for India for Steel Purchases
The United States announced a total of 60 million dollars for India this fiscal year through the Foreign Operations Administration. A portion amounting to 11.8 million dollars is earmarked to buy 93 000 tons of steel for industrial expansion, constituting a mix of loan and gift funds.
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New Delhi
India
United States
U.S. Foreign Operations Administration
Grandma's ruby clock found after 34 years in Louisville
A Louisville rail worker on sick leave would not trade a family heirloom for a million dollars. Royal Fowle's grandmother misplaced a ruby-set pocket watch in 1921. In 1955 it resurfaces when pawned for $5 and traced to Emmett Bissig, who found it in a rooming house mantel amid a fire. Detectives pursue its history.
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Louisville
Royal Fowle
Fowle
B. F. Gragg
Harold Fowle
The
Southern Railroad
Emmett Bissig
Bissig
U S and Russia Shape Peace Campaigns Too Early to Tell
US and Soviet moves on rival peace plans spark talk of a Big Four foreign ministers conference. State Department wary of Soviet good faith while Molotov invites Austrian chancellor to Moscow for treaty talks. Officials see slim chance of real thaw, amid propaganda wagers and arms control efforts.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
United States
Russia
U.S. State Department J
Hisenhower
New J
Britain
France
House
White House
Sen. George
D-Ga
Eisenhower
V. M. Molotov
Julius Raab
Moscow
London
State Department
Regular Flights Over Formosa Reported
Official sources say Chinese Nationalist planes are conducting regular flights over the Communist mainland to drop safe conduct passes for entry into Formosa, illustrating ongoing efforts to facilitate travel and access between sides amid mounting tensions.
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Taipei
Formosa
Out Of The Hatch Starling Sinks Shipboard Flooding
In Bristol England the cargo ship Starling sprang leaks in a gale as bilge pumps failed. Water and wine spilled from the hold injuring none reported as the vessel endured heavy weather and hull strain.
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Bristol
England
Starling
U S General Earle Visits Bangkok in Southeast Asia Tour
General Earle and Partridge, senior U S Air Force commander in the Far East, arrived in Bangkok today as part of a four site defense establishment tour across Southeast Asia to review regional defenses and contingencies.
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Singapore
Earle &. .Partridge
U.S
Far East
Bangkok
Southeast Asia
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Funds For India
Gazette
Weil
Indiana
S. 9Th St
Indiana, Pa
American Institute of Laundering
KSA. de
Sailfast
Orlon
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