Belt System to shunt ore from Lakes to Ohio River planned
Cleveland AP plans reveal a 130 mile elevated belt system to haul iron ore from the Great Lakes to Ohio River steel mills. The project by Riverlake Belt Conveyor Lines would run 172 belts, move up to 52 million tons annually, cost about 154 million dollars plus 56 million for terminals, and take three years to build with private funding.
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Cleveland
Great Lakes
Ohio River
H. B. Stewart
Akron, Canton and Youngstown Railroad
Riverlake Belt Conveyor Lines, Inc
Lorain
Ohio
Lake Erie
East Liverpool
Stewart
Pittsburgh
Youngstown
Lakes
Steel
Wheeling
W. Va
Advertising Urged To Hike Butter Sales
Columbus AP report cites Roy Ricksham of the American Dairy Association urging a $5,000,000 yearly butter advertising campaign. Speaking at Ohio State University, he said ads are needed to reverse postwar declines, counter high cost of living attitudes, and restore butter consumption from 11 to higher levels. He noted last year's butter advertising was only $350,000 versus $5,800,000 for oleomargarine.
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Columbus
Roy Ricksham
American Dairy Association
Chicago
Dairy Technology Conference
Ohio State University
Ricksham
Troop 6 Schedules Saturday Meeting Change
Cub Scout Troop 6 will meet at First Methodist Church Saturday at 10 30 a m instead of noon. Wallace Frayer scout master will direct the News Journal tour. Troop 6 plans to attend church in uniform and visit the university homecoming origins from 1910 at Illinois.
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News-Journal
Wallace Frayer
Middletown High Band Director to Speak in Indy
Vincent Carter, Middletown High School band director, chosen by the Indiana Musical Education Association to discuss Ohio marching formations and the concept of summer band camps. He will present films from last season's camp. The meeting is Friday in Indianapolis, with Carter addressing on Saturday.
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Vincent Carter
Middletown High School
Indiana Musical Education Association
Ohio
Carter
Indianapolis
Portable Radio Sets at Arthur Jordan Conservatory
The article notes band classes at the Arthur Jordan Conservatory and introduces a compact radio set that weighs five percent ounces and fits in a shirt pocket. It describes a three-tube design with self-contained batteries and an ear receiver, indicating progress in personal listening devices.
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Arthur Jordan Conservatory
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