Interior Secretary backs St Lawrence Seaway plan
Secretary Chapman told the House Public Works Committee the St Lawrence Seaway and power project is essential to move Labrador iron ore to Great Lakes steel centers and prevent a 1960 ore deficit. He warned without the Seaway, inland steel could face shortages, while the project would boost the economy and regional coal stability.
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Pair Reindicted by Grand Jury in Cincinnati Case
Joseph Stephens and his wife Imogene were reinfricted by a federal grand jury in Cincinnati. He faces Mann Act charges for transporting his wife from Newport to Hamilton to engage in prostitution, while both face conspiracy counts to obtain $5,000 from George F. Bogard of Germantown, Ohio. Also: Weirton Steel says Tin Mill Department will resume full operation by week’s end after a fire swept the electrocytic plant.
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George F. Bogard
Germantown
Weirton
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Weirton Steel Company
St. Lawrence project gains momentum amid renewed backing
The remark credits past selfishness for delays and expresses pride in joining supporters to advance the St. Lawrence project. It conveys optimism that the long awaited dream will soon be realized as renewed backing coalesces around the initiative.
Psychologist-Columnist Sparks Church College Debate
Cincinnati AP Dr George W Crane psychologist and columnist told the General Board of Education of the Methodist Church that church colleges are wishy washy and fail to offer students real value. He cited DePauw University and Northwestern University as Methodist schools and urged more practical courses in college studies including applied psychology and marriage. Miss Mary Shadow of Nashville Tennessee, a state representative, also spoke.
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April mishaps show decrease in 1950 from 1949 levels
A Middletown Hospital report to the local Safety Council shows April 1950 had 188 injuries, down from 191 in April 1949. Auto crashes led with 32 injuries, home accidents fell to 51, industrial accidents rose to 40, school and pedestrian incidents were minor, while overall trends followed the earlier year. The Smoky Mountains region is noted for vast virgin timber reserves.
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