Uranium Boom Sparks New Colorado Prospecting Rush
In Dove Creek Colorado prospectors scour mountains for uranium ore in carnotite in the Morrison formation. Mayor F A Sitton touts 200 mining claims and potential jobs while the Atomic Energy Commission offers 50 cents per pound and haulage incentives sea. Old timers recall gold days as modern tools replace burros in a boom that could surpass past efforts.
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Dove Creek
Colo
Colorado
Atomic Energy Commission
Slick Rock
F. A. Sitton
AEC
AFC
Gosh
Meters Aid Taxpayers in Endicott NY
Endicott New York motorists have dropped coins into village meters since 1941 to ease tax strain. The village plans to use part of about 90 000 dollars collected from meters to cut the tax rate to 19 dollars instead of 21 80. The Niagara Falls area is receding about five feet annually.
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Endicott
N. Y
Words Exchange in Hamilton Council Rift over Raid
Hamilton Council heatedly debated after councillor Robert Wittman said he conducted a personal raid on an alleged handbook venue without police aid. Earl Schwab, 56, manager of the place, was held by police pending formal charges to be filed by John Bippus and City Law Director Charles Schwalm. City Manager Howard Wilson denied responsibility, noting he had no knowledge of complaints and had not been informed of the raid.
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Hamilton
Robert Wittman
Wittman
Council
Earl Schwab
N. 10Th St
John Bippus
Schwab
Charles Schwalm
Howard Wilson
Wilson
South Third Street
UN Is Praised By Former U S Envoy For Peace Roles
Frank P. Corrigan, former U S ambassador to Venezuela, told Western Reserve university alumni that the United Nations earns praise for its work in three major disputes. He noted the UN is holding in suspension three wars involving India Pakistan, Indonesia Netherlands, and the Arab League against Israel.
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Cleveland
United Nations
Frank P. Corrigan
U.S
Venezuela
Western Reserve University
India
Pakistan
Indonesian Republic
Netherlands
Arab League
Israel
City Briefs Outline Evening Meetings Across Organizations
Alpha Chapter QUAM meets at 8 at 19 North Broad. Third Battalion 4th Ohio Infantry gathers at 8 at Legion Home. Armco Employes Federation executive committee starts at 7 in AEIF offices. Local Branch 188 NA Letter Carriers meets at 7 30 at Ralph Wilson home. US National Guard unit drills at 7 at the barracks. Dance Club VFW convenes at 7 30 in club room. Blythe Williams Post Auxiliaries Legion meets at 8 at Silver Leaf Social Club. Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 7 30. Odd Fellows Lodge meets at 7 30 at Central Ave hall. Women’s committee of American Legion at 7 30 to plan teen dances chaired by Mrs Sexton. Charter Revision steering committee to meet at 8 in Elliott Levey office First American Bank Building. Friday Lafayette No 37 Knights of Pythias hosts Butler County Past Chancellor at Castle Hall 7 30. Dial Radio Club VFW meets at 8 at headquarters. National Association of Pew Engineers meets 7 30 at YMCA. Optimist Club members meet at Manchester Hotel at noon.
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National Association of Letter Carriers
Ralph Wilson
Peasttown Heights
GE Orders Price Hikes On Products
General Electric raises prices five to twelve percent on many household and industrial items citing higher wages freight costs and materials. President Charles E. Wilson noted the increases are effective immediately after an eight percent raise earlier for 125 000 CIO United Electrical Workers members. Some items remain unchanged while refrigerators and small electric motors are among affected products.
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New York
General Electric Company
Charles E. Wilson
CIO
United Electrical
Wilson
Electric
GE Philadelphia plant ends sitdown strike over time study
Production at a Philadelphia General Electric plant returned to normal after a 700 worker sitdown strike over a new time study. Workers voted to end the protest and return to work at 7 a.m. EST after a mass meeting. The report also notes tomatoes are native to Latin America.
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Philadelphia
General Electric Company
Dental Society Holds Outing At Keeley Golf Club
Keeley Dental Society members spent a relaxing afternoon and evening at the Keeley Golf Club. Dr W B Ligett chaired the picnic meeting for 25 dentists. The final meeting of the year installed new officers: Dr S F Maurer president, Dr Robert Barkley president elect, Dr William Duersch treasurer, Carl Barthelmas director.
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Keeley Dental Society
Earty Golf Club
W. B. Ligett
S. F. Maurer
Middletown
Robert Barkley
Oxford
William Duersch
Hamilton
Carl Barthelmas
Ligett
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Dial 2
Ring Books
N. Broad ST
Colery
Mt. Hood
van Camp
Knox
tNetan
Mueller
Sox
Reedy’s Foods
South Broad ST
Merrit Brand
Aion
Tomaine
Betty Crocker
Pascal Celery
Toe Sin Dree
ASC
Beer & Wine
Poe
Alpha, Council, Jr. Quam
North Broad St
4Th Ohio Infantry
Legion Home
Armco Employes Independent Federation
AEIF
U. S. National Guard
Dance Club
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Blythe-Williams Post Auxiliary of
American Legion
Silver Leaf
Alcoholics Anonymous
Odd Fellows Lodge
Central Ave
Women’s Committee of American Legion
Legion
James Sexton
Charter Revision Committee
Elliott Levey
First American Bank
Lafayette Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Butler County
Castle Hall
Dial Radio Club
The
Pew Engineers
YMGA
Optimist Club
Manchester
Latin America
Dental Society
Brin the
Heinz
Donald &. Douglas
Ted 8. Martin
Tomala
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