Southern Newsprint Plant In Operation
The Coosa River Newsprint Company plant near Birmingham Alabama began production three months early with a capacity of 300 tons daily. The Kimberly Clark company designs and operates the plant on a 710 acre site formerly part of Childersburg Ordonnance Works. 750 full time workers and 1500 seasonal staff are employed. The plant could reach about 2 percent of U S newsprint demand.
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Coosa River
Kimberly-Clark Corporation
Neenah
Wis
Childersburg
Ordnance Works
Birmingham
A. G. Wakeman
Donald Comer
Edward L. Norton
United
Canada
Coosa
U. S
U.S
Third Dry Day On In New York
New York City's 8,000,000 residents observed the third dry day as water conservation rules were enforced. No bathing or shaving, once daily dishwashing, and other measures remained in effect amid low reservoir levels. The city’s reservoirs held 106.015 billion gallons yesterday, below their 253.136 billion capacity, with typical full capacity around June 1.
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New York
New York City
Young Republican Club Holds Session in Middletown
A meeting of the Young Republican Club of Middletown was held at the Silver Leaf Social Club Tuesday night. Allan Morgan Jr., president, presided as Leonard Turner, vice president, gave reports. George Hood was named chairman of the entertainment committee. Reports from the executive Ohio Young GOP clubs meeting in Dayton outlined plans for the upcoming political campaign.
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Young Republican Club of
Middletown
Silver Leaf Social Club
Allan Morgan, Jr
Leonard Turner
George Hood
Ohio Young Gop
Dayton
Palmer pleads innocent after arrest raid at Colony Club
Charles Palmer, who escaped after the December 20 raid on the Colony Club near Chesapeake, appeared in common pleas court in Ironton Ohio yesterday. He pleaded innocent to a gambling charge and furnished a $1,000 bond.
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Ironton, O
Charles Palmer
Colony Club
Chesapeake
Common Pleas Court
Crafty Creature Horizontal de i Depicted animal the red
Puzzle listing many word clues across horizontal and vertical directions. Contains numbered hints for animals colors actions and objects with periods and partial phrases. Includes entries such as eye affliction grafted Bamboolike grass and ancient Irish capital for readers to solve as a crossword style feature.
Middletown Legion Post Opposes Formosa Abandonment
Post 218, American Legion, adopted a resolution urging halting Communist aggression and opposing Formosa abandonment. Dr Edward Orban, Mound Laboratory chemist, spoke on Peace Time Uses of Atomic Energy and showed a film on Hiroshima and Nagasaki before refreshments.
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Formosa
Middletown
Legion Post
Post 218
American Legion
Congress
America
Edward Orban
Mound Laboratory
Monsanto Chemical Company
Dr. Orban
Cities
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Fair, Colder Weather Expected This Week
A weather report predicts colder conditions ahead. Tonight will be fair and cold with temperatures near 5 to 10 degrees above zero. Friday is expected to stay fair and continued cold as the thermometer trends downward from a high of 51 degrees yesterday to 22 degrees by afternoon and down to 16 to 19 degrees this morning.
Meany Reinstated as CFL Delegate After Suspension
Thomas P. Meany, president of the Transit Union, was welcomed back to the Cleveland Federation of Labor as a delegate after a two week suspension. CFL delegates voted unanimously to lift the suspension tied to leadership of the Cleveland Transit System strike and alleged federation rule violations.
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Cleveland Federation of Labor
AFL
CFL
Meaney
Cleveland Transit System
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Decker's Brand
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Birdseye
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Sun Craft
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