Bridge Crew Rivalry and a Fatal Accident on Wild River
A field engineer recalls a steel bridge crew at Barret Falls Center with Mary Hill, where Jack Benz, Clem Sask, and Dave Johnson vie for attention. A near-fatal accident occurs when Clem drops a spanner and Jack falls. Dave saves him and Jack is taken to a hospital, the incident casting gloom over the workers.
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Wild River Bridge
Barret Falls Center
Mary Hill
Mary
Jack Benz
Clem Sask
Dave Johnson
Benz
Jack
Dave
Clem
Sask
Penatgon of a Bridge Romance in the Elite
Charlie recovers from a leg injury after a bridge collapse and discovers Mary has loved him all along. Mary rejects marriage to a climbing-bridges man but says she will marry Charlie once his climbing days are over. The story ends with Charlie proposing and Mary accepting in a hopeful finish.
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Ann James
Mary
Dave
Jack
Charlie
Doc
Araimnd
Golf legends shape the pro scene with Snead ahead
The piece surveys top golfers including Snead Hogan Demaret Locke and others as they tour Florida the Carolinas and Augusta with Snead claiming a 264 total for 72 holes in Texas Open and urging swinging as the core of all shots. It also notes Rocky Graziano’s desertion case and the debate over his punishment.
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Lloyd Mangrum
Bobby Locke
Dutch Harrison
Jimmy Demaret
Sammy Snead
Alexander
Dick Metz
Johnny Palmer
Sam Snead
Snead
Hogan
Demard
Locke
Ruth
Dempsey
Florida
Carolinas
Augusta
Horton Smith
Demaret
San Antonio
Sammy
Rocky Graziano
Graziano
Enamel-Goated Tin Cans in Oak Ridge Plant Tests
U S Department of Agriculture scientists use enamel coated tin cans in greenhouse experiments with radioactive chemicals from Oak Ridge piles. After each test they discard cans and soil, burying them to prevent contamination. The tracer method requires exact initial radioactivity to avoid skewing results.
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Oak Ridge
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Million Irish Mass Meeting at Tara Demands Repeal
On August 15 1843 a massive rally at Tara Ireland drew about one million attendees to hear Daniel O Connell press the repeal of the union with Great Britain. The event marked what contemporaries called the largest political mass meeting in history.
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Collier
Tara
Ireland
Daniel O’connell
Great Britain
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