Decline In The Use Of Coal Across The U S Power Sector
A historical summary notes coal's shrinking role in industrial energy from 1944 highs to postwar declines. It cites war-era demand, rising petroleum and gas use, and shifts in railroads toward diesel locomotives, with job losses tied to reduced coal consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Mines
Wees
Petroleu
National Coal Association
Ped
Conmissin
M. J. Cluney
Milwaukee Solid Fuel Institute
Chisago
Philadelphia
Washington Column Through Dutch Eyes By Peter Edson
Washington column reviews six Dutch editors touring the United States to study American life. They critique architecture free enterprise and American media, with mixed views on Los Angeles Hollywood, Detroit, New York, and Washington. They caution on postwar plans and point to differences in planning, education, and public policy.
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Peter Edsoner
Washington
NEA
New
Mmerican Veadera
Tnt
Hollywood
Grand Rapids
Hols' Mich
Arizona Desert
Lanse Vidley
Waxbes
Hi NG
Petiticiane
AL Sitors
Amd
Hecate
Ron Wild
Netherlands
U.S
Sue
Ji Lin
New York
Detroit
America
Col in and Ann Near Proposal at the Moor House
Colin and Ann share a quiet evening at the Moor house after arriving from Seattle Port Drake. They dance and confess feelings, then Colin proposes marriage, but Ann hesitates revealing a dream of being his wife while respecting age and past hurts. The scene ends with an implied continuation.
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Ann
Colin
Ander
Seattle
Port Drake
Ald
Myce
Davenport
Wis
Macy
Thes
Tve
Anny
Pha
Open Forum Letters Signatures Rule Published
The paper notes Open Forum letters must be signed by the writer for publication. If the author signs but uses a mistaken name or hides identity, the editor may print the writer’s initials or omit the signature to protect privacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
One Year Old In College Mystery Raised By Family
A fragmentary report notes a one year old enrolled in a college setting, with confusion over identity and concerns from guardians. The text references a family in Verntant and mentions a Gerald son named David.
From My Window A Snake Talk by L Kincaid
Roxs of Middlemoro aids in a snake controversy by presenting a lecture on snakes. He debunks tall tales about snakes attacking cows or biting animals, and explains various harmless milk snakes found across regions, urging protection of these creatures and noting they do not drink milk.
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Roxs
Lic
Fran Hulf
Georgia
Texas
South Dakota
Arizona
Misippi
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Daily News
Robert L. Ringard
G. A. Arundel
Illtor
Citizens News CO. Inc
Wosteffice
Middlesboro
National Editorial
Bell County
Lee County
Clathorns County
Kentucky Pres Association Im
Hein
D. Teller Iz
Nagi
TG. Hermans
Catho Ulie Vansireative
Ruri Wits
Seaalee
Duweh
Bree Nederland
Aad
H. Paaimesus i
Metropolitan Opera Snd
Tocanini
Euxpean Watton
America Wits
KAY Pviom
Horney
Chintay
Hive
Herne
Tlinasant
Uniti Mts
Oan
Aly Davison
Todae Wishart
AA AM
Anerkas Prestioe
Meng
Ben Calin
Colm
Weiler
Tee
Ea Stein
Open Forum
Geri
David
Gale Beds
Bey
L. Kincaid
Srorg Kr
Song OF
Wyoming
Ree
Eddie
Secret Agent
WU Tee
Judy Tamin
West
Ae Hodiak K Schmicolia
Ray Bolger
S. Manring Theatre
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