Ohio river locks keystone of new navigation dams plan
Ohio River interests press the Army Corps of Engineers 20 year program to replace aging dams. Ground breaks April 23 at Markland Indiana for a 1 2 billion lock dam costing 73 6 million with a 1 200 foot main lock. The plan aims to cut tow lockage times from hours to 20 30 minutes, boosting 100 million ton year traffic and uniting links from Markland to New Richmond while Cincinnati gains access to a long pool cut from 300 miles.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
Army Corps of Engineers
Markland
Ind
Eghteen
Hudson Biery
Biery
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
OVIA
Army
Herbert Hoover
Pittsburgh
Mississippi
Ohio
Col. J. L. Person
Ohio River Division
Congress
Ohio Valley
Louisville
New Richmond
New Greenup Dam
Markland Dam
Huntington
Garwood Wells Announces May 1956 Music Lessons
Garwood Wells announces clarinet and saxophone lessons starting in May 1956. Parents of children joining school bands or orchestras should begin lessons now. The Garwood Wells Dance Orchestra, six to ten pieces, is available for Friday or Saturday engagements. Reference and photos available on request. Recordings by appointment. For details call Middletown 53-6854 or visit 1109 Ellen Drive, Middletown, Ohio.
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Garwood Wells
Garwood Wells Dance Orchestra
Middletown
Mquire
Ellen Drive
Ohio
First Church OF God
Eleventh
Lincoln ST
State of
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Otler County
Church of God
Crossword clues mixed grid fragment puzzle tease
A partial crossword puzzle segment presents across and vertical clues with numbers and incomplete words, including hints like building wing June bug and Egyptian god VERTICAL 1. Biblical character. The fragment resembles a printed page teaser inviting solvers to fill in missing letters.
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Scotia
Atoms For Peace Agency Seen As Path To Disarming
Washington report outlines how the proposed atoms for peace agency links peaceful use of atomic energy with disarmament. Key points include a test of East West cooperation, an inspection system to prevent diversion to bomb making, and reducing fear of the atom to foster international disarmament efforts.
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Eisenhower
United Nations
United States
Russia
Atoms For-Peace Organization
Atoms-For-Peace Agency
Britain
France
Canada
Fingerprints Identify Man Found Dead in Glencoe Ravine
Chicago carpenter Joseph J. Johnson, 68, was identified by fingerprints 49 years after his death in a Glencoe ravine. Johnson died apparently of a heart attack while walking in wet sand. Bernard, his son, confirmed the identification from records filed April 11, 1907.
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Chicago
Glencoe
Joseph J. Johnson
Bernard
Johnson
Detective Bureau
Missing Persons Bureau
Judge Wields Belt in Juvenile Court in Kentucky
In Harlan Kentucky two boys 9 and 7 were whipped after a judge removed his belt and handed it to the boys' father saying you know what to do with it The judge warned he could jail the father if further trouble occurs and the scene ends with consequences for the family and court.
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Harlan, Ky
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