Native Idaho Cobalt May Break War Material Monopoly
In Salmon Idaho a small crew extracts cobalt from fields in east central Idaho aiming to end the African hold on this vital mineral. The operation centers on a weathered mountain area with potential to supply U S needs for war materials.
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Cobalt mining plan eyed for Blackbird District near Salmon
Dr. John S. Whay of the U S Geological Survey reports Idaho holds the nation s only sizeable cobalt deposit in the Blackbird Hills near Salmon. Calera Mining Company plans a mill and town 20 miles southwest of Salmon, trucking concentrate to McCall for refinery. Estimated output exceeds 2,000,000 pounds annually with potential copper and gold byproducts.
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John S. Whay
U. S. Geological Survey
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Dr. Whay
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Idaho
Brown Bear
Uncle Sam
Blackbird Hills
Howard Sims
Salmon
Blackbird
Uncle Sam Mining Company
Calera Mining Company
Howe Sound Company
Calera Company
McCall
Belgian Congo
Bureau of Mines
Aging Cyclist Billy Heard Bicycles Across Mountains
Durango Colorado veteran Billy Heard a 65 year old hospital attendant rides annually across the San Juan Basin visiting friends and riding to Farmington New Mexico and back He notes only two or three hills stop then pedal he loves the freedom of biking and the absence of parking problems. Soil conservation practices in the U S Department of Agriculture have increased production per acre by about 20 percent.
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Billy Heard
Billy
San Juan Basin
Farmington
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Cortez
Coro
Georgia
Colorado
U. S
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Peace at Last From PERSISTENT ITCH
Resinol Ointment promises lasting relief for persistent itch with a six agent soothing formula. The ad claims quick action from first moment and a long lasting sense of peace, urging readers to choose Resinol over lesser products.
Transferring Of Patients Delayed At Mt Vernon Hospital
Columbus AP reports the transfer of patients to the Mt Vernon State Hospital was delayed ten days due to a minor mechanical defect in the power system. Welfare director Charles L. Sherwood said power-line issues caused the hold up. Patients would be moved from the Cleveland State Hospital sometime next week to the new facility, the first in the nation for mental tuberculosis treatment.
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Mt Vernon State Hospital
Charles L. Sherwood
Cleveland State Hospital
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