Blast Furnaces Restarted Amid Coal Shortage
Pittsburgh reports the U S steel industry restoring six blast furnaces to operation as miners return to work after a third strike, lifting idle mine numbers while Alabama operators warn of more closures if coal supplies fail. The tour by government and industry leaders aims to boost steel output by two million tons in the second half of 1943.
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Pittsburgh
U.S
U. S. Steel
Alabama
Birmingham
Pennsylvania
H. C. Frick Coke Company
U.S. Steel
Republic Steel Corporation
Donald Nelson
Philadelphia
Reading Coal and Iron Company
Society Notes Highlight Local Gatherings and Births
Mrs J J Jakosky to be honored at a luncheon next Wednesday by the Wives of K Uineers before her California departure. Burgert announce the birth of a son at Memorial hospital. Numerous bridge and dinner gatherings noted, with prizes won by Mrs J Brand and Mrs Moreau, Alpha Delta Pi rushees entertained, and entries pledging Dave Ray Jack Eatcraft and others. Also lists birthdays, local club meetings, and hostesses for upcoming events.
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Frink
Paterson
N. J
Wright Aeronautical Corporation
Avery Olney
Phoenix
Ariz
F. H. Olney
Olney
Clay Center
Frank Burdick, Jr
Sapulpa
Okla
Axel Olson
J. A. Spayer
San Diego
Howard Moore
New Hampshire Street
Betty Moore
California
Spayer
Signal Corps of the
Air Forces
Amarillo
Tex
Naval Air Corps
Lawrence
Jacksonville
Fla
Dallas
Los Angeles
Edmund G. Walsh
F. G. Hughes
Joseph Stanko
General Hospital
Kansas City
Elizabeth Meguiar
Gainesville
Kentucky
Shelbyville
Winchester
James H. Parsons
Ann Lindell
Calif
Mattie Tindell
Ruby
Martha Lindell
Kentucky Street
O.W. Maloney
Eileen
Tulsa
W. C. Simons
Frank E. Banks
K. Uineers
E. R. Burgert
Vermont Street
Memorial Hospital
J. G. Blocker
Martin Jost
Wichita
F. J. Moreau
John Brand
Moreau
Alpha Delta Pi
Rushees
Anabel Keeler
Emily Stacey Prince Bear
Nces
Rence
Jane Eby
Claire Wiesselman
Jeanne McGrew
Anabel .Keeler
Mary Dickinson
Jobelle Anderson
Albert Derrington
Maurice Canaday
Myra Jean Sluss
Kanwaka
L. H. Petefish
Arthur Petefish
Bite Lehrer
Ikins
Oneeuine
Wolfpack
Caroline Traynor
Rollie Stanwix
Estel Haverstock
Ed Shaw
John Leve
Mrs Loren H Frink Visits Hawthorne Guests
Mrs. Loren H Frink of Hawthorne New Jersey arrived for a brief visit with Dr and Mrs L H Frink and will depart tonight for Os.
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Loren H. ‘Frink
Hawthorne, N. J
Meat production to rise in second half of year
The agriculture department reported encouraging prospects for higher meat output in the last half of the year. Hog slaughter should exceed last year's July-December level, beef cattle marketing to rise, but civilian supplies will remain smaller due to military and lend-lease demand.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Police Court Fines in June Rise Slightly Over May
June police fines and fees in Lawrence totaled 838.50, edging May, but still below earlier months. Fines included 259 for overparking, 16 for drunkenness or fighting, and one for drunken driving without a license, plus various offenses such as speeding and disorderly conduct. June fines alone reached 775 with 63.50 in back payments.
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Lawrence
Italian Civilian Labor Service Induction Ordered
Berlin radio reported a Rome dispatch that Italian men and women from the classes 1922 to 1925 are to be inducted into the civilian labor service. No details were provided but it is presumed the men are those exempt from military service for physical reasons.
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Berlin
Rome
Associated Press
Foot Odor Fermentation Remedy Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old ad claims foot odor is a fermentation and recommends a strong germicide. It notes the odor travels through shoes and can be detected by others. A test bottle of Te ol solution is available at Round Corner Drug Store for use on sweaty, smelly feet.
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Round Corner Drug Store
Idaho Supreme Court affirms promised fishing rights
The Idaho Supreme Court rules that the 1855 pledge allowing unrestricted fishing near Indian reservations must be honored by the state. Boise, Idaho, July 2. The decision upholds a long standing promise to Indian communities.
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Idaho Supreme Court
Boise
Ida
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