World Paper Industry Plans for Growth and Expansion
New York United Press reports the US paper and pulp industry, the nation’s fifth largest, plans to expand by about 1.3 billion dollars over the next two years to meet rising demand. Analysts cite postwar growth, per capita paper consumption rising from 21 pounds in 1900 to 418 pounds in 1955, and forecasts of continued expansion through 1956. Industry leaders say supply remains ample due to conservation, replanting, and new pulping methods using waste wood and hard woods.
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E.W. Tinker
Ame! Paner & Pulp Assn
Ammericang
Louis I. Stevenson
Powel
Tinker
United Press
Hayseth
Raeper
Therby
China
Hospital Notes Dismissals And Births In Various Towns
Dismissals list includes Mrs. Grant Meyers and daughter in Tazewell and many others across Middleshorn regions including George Ford Mrs. Lester Balder Jack Harrell Pamela Jemi Britain Gibson Station and Pineville. Birth announcements note Airs Neal Nuleher Tazewell boy and Charles Greene Harrogate boy along with a City mother Mrs Etughie Leach delivering a boy.
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Grant. Meyers
Tazewell
Ntor
George Ford
Lester Balder
Jack Harrell
Pamela Jemi Britain
Gibson Station
Ays
Edgar E. Wilson
Pineville
Dake Abbott Jr
Coy
Fults
Brodiealmoth
City
Grvilte Carmony, Jr
City Admissho
Dec Ellison
Harrogate Bis
ML Harris
City Froyd and
Jake Sprutes
City Tra Caron
Elly Tae Catron
Carmbertand Gap
Erme Ivans
Neal Nuleher
Mas
Charles Greene
Harrogate
Etughie Leach
U S Plans to Send Forrestal to Mid East
The United States will send the super aircraft carrier Ohio Forrestal to bolster naval forces in the Mediterranean next January. Ship si ncers disclosed the move as newsmen arrived for the first public demonstration of the carrier’s jet plan operations.
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Guantanamo
Cubs
United States
Ohio
Forrestal
Mediterranean
Couple Fined In Court Here For Fumigation Offense
James Wilson and Barbara Elias Johnson of Newport were fined 350 and costs each after pleading guilty to a charge of fumigation. They were arrested at a nearby hotel by Assistant Chief Mike Shumate Captain Fason Pratt and Patrolman Irving. Wooten, Vilvie Roberts 20, and Larmine Allen 23 of MiltsShare were fined 10 dollars and costs for loitering after being found guilty in City Police Court Saturday, with Roberts arrested by Captain Fraest Mike and Patrolman vying Wooten and Allen by Sgt Charles Muney and Sgt James Evans. Glenn Chadwell 33 of Middshorak wy was fined 10 dollars and costs in Palied Court after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct, arrested by Sgt Charles Hunley and Patrolman Ider Wyatt.
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James Wilson
Barbara Elias Johnson
Newport
Miss Roberts
Fraest Mike
Parolman
Wooten
Miss Allen
Charles Muney
James Evans
Glenn Chadwell
Midd Shorak
Palied
Chadwell
Set
Charles Hunley
Ider Wyatt
Estes Winding Up New Hampshire Tour
Estes Kefauver heads to New Hampshire as part of a final bid to widen his presidential primary appeal. The trip aims to mobilize delegates and build momentum for the Democratic contest in the state and nation.
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Estes
New Hampshire
Manchester
N.el
Sen
Kefanver
Tennl
Hugh Meg Lacnpshire
Stair
Tuczdaing
Nan Eon
Spy Ring Stumbling Block in Senate Probe
Senate Internal Security subcommittee faces hurdles in uncovering who ran Soviet spy rings in the United States. The article traces 1940s-1950s espionage via Gouzenko, Petrov, and parallel networks in Canada, Australia, and Washington, highlighting failures to root out politically oriented spies and their influence on government agencies.
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C. Wilson
Washington
Senate
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Congressional
WAL
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Tor Gouzenko
Canada
Dearte
Conenko
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Acadian Royal Commission
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Leys
Zenika
Simaptr
FBI
Ue National Labo Relations Board
Nist
Wester Intelligence
Pis
Richmond Man Roy Evans Obituary Services Held
Funeral services for Roy Evans of Richmond Kentucky were held yesterday at 2 p.m. at the Cawours Funeral Meme Chapel with Revs. Wint Golion and Lee Fason officiating. Burial was at John son Cemetery. Pallbearers were Robert Lee Mason Howard Evans Boyd lee Evans James FE Jones Henry Jones and Alferd Ryans. Song services were rendered by the Cowan trio. Mary Ruth Cowan accompanied at the piano. Friends of the family served as honorary pallbearers.
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Roy Evans
Richmond
Cawours
Wint Golion
Lee Fason
Johnson Cemetery
Robert Lee Mason
Howard Evans
Boyd Lee Evans
James FE
Jones
Henry Jones
Alferd Ryans
Cowan
Mary Ruth Cowan
Feyler
Israel Reports New Incidents and Frontline Tensions Rise
Israel issued new charges of troop concentrations along the frontier with Egypt Syria and Jordan signaling a worsening security climate. In Cairo Arab heads of state met amid tough policies against Israel while the US cargo ship James Monroe with 18 Walker Bulldog tanks moved toward Saudi Arabia under Egyptian escort. The United Nations Armistice Commission pledged an immediate probe into the allegations.
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Syria
Ionian
Cairo
Big Bheer
Saudi Arabia
Israel
United Nations
Foreign Ministry
Ts? Taal
Ts Vael
Grocer Killed In Manchester
In Manchester Kentucky Walter Pennington a 73 year old grocer died after a fight sparked when Willard and Dillard Bietsoe resisted a request to dance with two year old twins. Deputy Shirley Hibbard reported the attack occurred as the brothers pursued Pennington while attempting to force a dance. The two men were held on assault charges and additional counts as they await arraignment.
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Manchester
al Youngnan
Walter Pennington
Pennington
Catbin
Willard
Dillard Bietsoe
Shirley Hibbard
Walter Burch, Jr
Hisbard
Grom
Scout Birthday Noted in Jonesville Party
Girl Scouts mark the 4th birthday of the national organization with a party this afternoon in Jonesville. The group plans to attend revival services at the First Methodist Church tomorrow night. The article notes 1,545,000 marriages in the United States in 1953.
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Jonesville
First Methodist
United States
Surgeons Blast Habit of Sucking Wounded Fingers
New York reporters quote doctors blasting the common practice of sucking minor wounds and applying iodine. The American College of Surgeons urges thorough cleaning with soap and water and warns antiseptics can harm tissue. Experts stress public education on treating minor injuries and recognizing their real seriousness.
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New York
American College of Surgeons
Is Scientific
The
College
Carleton Math
San Francisco
Creamulsion Ad Promises Cough Relief For Children
An old advertisement warns that untreated colds can lead to chronic bronchitis and offers Creamulsion as a non narcotic remedy. It claims the syrup reaches the bronchial system to expel phlegm, heals inflamed membranes, and comes in a mild version for children in pink and blue packaging.
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Ady
U. S. Population Rises by 26 Million in Decade
U S population grew by 26 million over the last ten years, a larger increase than the nation saw in the prior decade. The data reflects demographic shifts and growth trends across regions and states, highlighting ongoing expansion and shifting age structures.
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U. S
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