Soviet claim new sheet iron process cuts costs below steel
Pravda says Soviet inventors developed and mass produced a process to make sheet iron directly from molten iron without ingots, boosting output fourfold versus 1952 53 and lowering cost below sheet steel. The system reportedly eliminates ingot casting and may apply to other metals, with 38 plants installed and 57 more to retrofit.
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Pravda
West
Russia
Soviet Union
Frozen in time: Ostres tablets promise youth after 40
An unreliable ad touts Ostres tablets claiming to restore vigor for thousands of exhausted husbands and wives. It promises a younger feeling and domain-sized benefits with supplement doses, urging readers to buy at druggists and in Queenstown.
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Aul
Qeevsa
Odes
Memphis College Spurns Negroes
Five Negroes sought admission to Memphis State College on Monday and were turned down promptly. The registrar cited the school is not ready to take their applications and noted the Supreme Court will meet in October to rule on segregation. The applicants said they will appeal to the Tennessee State Board of Education.
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Memphis State College
Tennessee
Supreme Court
Memphis State
Tennessee State Board of Education
Murray Hopes Against Regulation by Supreme Court Ruling
Texas Railroad Commissioner William J. Murray Jr. said he hopes the Supreme Court ruling in Phillips does not lead the Federal Power Commission to regulate Texas natural gas production. He noted he has not yet read enough of the opinion to comment further. Murray reiterated Texas’s stance that gas regulation is a state prerogative and warned of possible conflicts if federal regulation extends.
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Austin
Texas
Supreme Court Backs Key Lobbying Act Registration Clause
The Supreme Court upholding the act’s registration requirement, ruling the provision applies to those who solicit or receive money or value, while leaving penalties undecided. The decision came on an appeal by the Justice Department from Holtzoff’s ruling. dissenters questioned broader reach. Defendants Harriss Moore Linder and the National Farm Committee face renewed trials on charges as their motions to dismiss were rejected.
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Robert M. Harriss
Ralph W. Moore
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