Battery additive case headed for Senate hearing in Washington
The Senate Small Business Committee opens public hearings on the AD-X2 battery powder by Jess M. Ritchie of Oakland California. Lead witness Ritchie questions agency fairness as Dr Allen V. Astin faces forced resignation from the Bureau of Standards amid ongoing scrutiny. Weeks defends bureau objectivity while a NAS group tests the product with unnamed scientists.
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Washington
Senate Small Business Committee
Jess M. Ritchie
Oakland
Calif
Ritchie
Sen. Thye
R-Minn
Allen V. Astin
Bureau of Standards
Sen. Hunt
D-Wye
Astin
Commerce Department
Commerce Weeks
Bureau
Weeks
Summerfield
Thye
National Academy of Sciences
Free Book on Arthritis And Rheumatism
An enlarged 44 page book titled Rheumatism is offered free by The Ball Clinic Excelsior Springs Missouri. The pamphlet claims drugs provide only temporary relief and promotes a non surgical non medical treatment with 33 years of success. No obligation to request.
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Ball Clinic
Dept
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
Adv
U S Tourists Spend Million Abroad In 1952
The Commerce Department reports American travelers spent a record near one billion dollars abroad in 1952. Outlays include 822 million overseas, 175 million for fares, and 180 million from U S carriers. Canada led gains with 268 million, while Mexico saw a record 180 million. France Italy and Britain drew major shares.
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Washington
Commerce Department
American Air and Ship Lines
Mediterranean
Canada
France
Italy
Britain
U. S
Mexico
Red Cross Delegates Focus on Korea Convention
Delegates at the 22nd American Red Cross convention in Washington concentrate on relief and rescue issues in the Korean Peninsula. Officials say much of the three day meeting through Wednesday centers on Korea. President Eisenhower is expected to address the final session Wednesday night. The article notes a historical aside about Britain’s brown bear extinction around 1,000 years ago.
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Washington
Korea
American Red Cross
Korean
Eisenhower
Color Scheme Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A compact word puzzle clue list with across and down entries including color terms and related wordplay. Reads like a crossword style wordgrid with hints for hues ages metals animals and tools.
Crossword Clue Answers From Previous Puzzle
Answer to Previous Puzzle lists 27 Elements 28 Prayer ending 29 Created 31 Girl's name 33 Make void 38 Patriot Paul 40 Grayish brow 41 Green from lichen Germany 44 Celtic boy's name nance 46 Shade of gray 47 Ripped 48 Asterisk 50 Marry.
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Patriot Paul
Nance
Shade of Gray
Ripped
General Touring Tito's Air Bases
U S Air Force chief of operations Maj. Gen. Roger H. Ramey led a staff inspection of Yugoslav air bases in Belgrade. The visit signals a new step in U S Yugoslav military cooperation as officials assess the use of American jet planes and equipment supplied to Yugoslavia. A U S spokesman said the trip was an invited inspect action.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
U. S. Air Force
Roger H. Ramey
FBI Nabs Top Criminal at San Francisco Bay Bridge
Donald Charles Fitterer, listed among the ten most wanted, was captured by armed officers at the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge toll plaza. The FBI traced the tip to a 5 p.m. crossing in a Dodge sedan. He confessed to the slaying of Charles Keith Harrison near Denmark, Ja., on August 1, 1952.
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San Francisco
Donald Charles Fitterer
San Francisco- Oakland Bay Bridge
FBI
B. K. Brown
Fitterer
Charles Keith Harrison
Denmark
Oil Pipeline Network Exceeds 360000 Miles in Use
The United States operates a vast oil pipeline system surpassing 360000 miles in active service. Industry figures show extensive infrastructure spanning multiple regions, enabling nationwide fuel transport.
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United States
New Ant Control Product Roach Filmz Debuts
Ady promotes Roach Filmz a new surface film that paralyzes ants upon contact and kills them within two hours. The product claims months of effectiveness with a clear non staining finish and is sold at The John Ross Store Basement.
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Roach Filmz
John Ross
Few Groans About Hike In Steel Cost
The Steel law metalworking weekly reports little consumer opposition to recent steel price increases. Demand remains strong and manufacturers in high border constraints fear passing costs, with a $5 per ton rise from earlier spikes and an $4 per ton boost tied to a higher pay increase for steelworkers.
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Cleveland
Steel Law Metalworking Weekly
U. S
Casualty Totals From World War II Finalized by Army Navy
The Army and Air Corps report 936,259 total casualties in World War II with 234,874 deaths. Wounded in action reach 592,170 with 383,196 returning to duty. Missing in action 30,314. 24,098 returned to duty. 6,058 declared dead. Navy casualties total 100,392 and Marines 88,718 with 19,733 deaths.
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Washington
Army
Air Corps
Navy
Marines
Teacher Pupil Romance Ends In Wedding In Amboy
Stanley W. Gibson 33 and Joyce Underhile 19 wed at the First Congregational Church after a two year romance that led to Gibson's resignation from Amboy High School in 1951. About 150 relatives attended. Gibson is now an Amboy rug factory office manager, while Underhile is an Illinois sophomore who will not return to school next fall.
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Amboy, II
Stanley W. Gibson
Joyce Underhile
Gibson
Miss Underhile
Amboy High School
First Congregational Church
Amboy
University of Illinois
Syria to Vote on New Constitution This July
Damascus reports Syrians will vote on July 10 to accept or reject a new constitution establishing an elected president. General Adib Shishekly, ruler since a 1951 bloodless coup, proposed the charter and pledged to lift press censorship and other controls to allow free expression.
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Damascus
Syria
Middle East
Adib Shishekly
Queen Elizabeth Earns Nickname Betty at Polo Box
At Cowdray Park England Queen Elizabeth II known as Betty to her husband the Duke of Edinburgh watched him play polo. He tossed her his dark glasses calling Catch these Betty. A lady in waiting retrieved the glasses after she missed them.
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Cowdray Park
England
Elizabeth II
Betty
Duke of
Divorce notice in Butler County Common Pleas case No 69682
Betty Joyce Hester a minor of Covington Kentucky is named in a divorce petition filed May 13 1933 by Theodore Hester in the Butler County Ohio Common Pleas Court case No 69682 alleging gross neglect of duty. Defendant must answer by June 27 1983 or the petition will be granted. Cas Ark Casper Casper attorney. Also parole hearing notice for James E Starr inmate at Ohio State Reformatory Mansfield set for August 1 1953 before the Ohio pardon and parole commission. Parole clerk A C Forsyth.
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Betty Joyce Hester
E. 12Th Street
Covington
Kentucky
Theodore Hester
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
Joseph T. Kiep
Richard J. Leydon
Casper & Casper
Mansfield
James E. Starr
Ohio State Reformatory
Butler Couny
Burg. & Larceny P. V
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
A. C. Forsyth
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