Government and natural gas industry to meet on shortages
Washington dated dispatch says the Government and the natural gas industry will discuss shortages and controls with a possible national order. Aimed at restricting space heating gas installations and large new users, the action hinges on talks with PAD Deputy Administrator Bruce K. Brown and a conference starting Monday. Affected groups include gas distributors and the Gas Industry Advisory Council ahead of a July 23 meeting.
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Mile Of Superstructure For New Bridge Built
Annapolis July 8 engineers report progress on the Chesapeake Bay Bridge a 45 million dollar span. most work on the main suspension section is on schedule with a 1 600 foot main span and two 354 foot towers. concrete piers and road bed being completed as crews work around the clock toward a next summer opening.
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Improvement Program Up At Meeting Today
A public improvements program and expanded postal service in the northwest city area will begin today with an engineering conference at City Hall and a survey led by Post Master James A. Grove and Mails Superintendent William Trout. The plan mirrors rapid area growth between Fairview avenue Military Road and West Fourth and West Seventh streets.
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Maryland Christian Endeavor Union Meet Set at Western Maryland College
The 61st annual Maryland Christian Endeavor Union convention will be July 20 22 at Western Maryland College Westminster. Opening session 4 pm Friday July 20 includes registration and a high school session. Rev Haymond Weir is speaker at 8 pm. Activities include morning watch 7 30 am Saturday July 21 conferences recreation Alumni tea banquet. Dr Clyde Meadows banquet speaker with Arch McQuilkin toastmaster. Sunday watch 7 30 am, communion 11 am led by Rev Dr S Paul Schiling Westminster Theological Seminary. Closing service 2 pm led by Rev Earle Redding. Juniors meet July 21 in Blanche Ward gym.
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Hospital Workers Strike In Minneapolis Ends Picketing
In Minneapolis on July 8 striking hospital service workers faced temporary orders halting picketing as District Judge D E La Belle allowed a pause. Some strikers faced nonrenewal amid a ten day walkout that the AFL Local 112 union only sanctioned as a strike on July 5.
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Hope Talks May End War
Four State Department officials voiced cautious optimism that armistice talks at Kaesong could lead to a Korean cease-fire. They warned Moscow may seek new aggression or a diplomatic move such as a Big Four ministers meeting in Washington this summer to split Western unity and push peace propaganda. Iran heads the list of danger points due to strategic position, oil resources, and the oil nationalization dispute with Britain.
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Gas Storage Plant Fire Under Control
Fire at a propane gas storage plant in Newark New Jersey was reported under control after about 24 hours of explosions that shattered tanks and sent gas into the air. The blasts involved around 100 tanks at the site, posing extreme danger to the surrounding area. No further details on casualties or the cause were provided in the report.
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Explosion damages plants and injures eleven in July incident
A massive blast ripped through a neighborhood injuring at least eleven. Tanks 70 feet long and 10 feet in diameter were hurled across the area, with one rocketting into a gas station and another through a nearby ink printer’s building. Deputy Chief Higgins estimated damages at five million dollars. Elder Howard J. Detwiler, 62, president...
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Fragmentary obituary notes a death and broad education claim
The clipped text records a death notice and a statement about education in Russia, noting universal compulsory schooling starting at age seven. Specific names, dates, or places are unreadable, leaving only overarching references to death and early education policy.
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