Kilsyth to Mason County coal plants show efficiency gains
The Register notes pulverized coal in suspension at Kilsyth's McKell plant and compares it with the Philip Sporn plant in Mason County. It highlights cleaner fuel processing, higher efficiency, and reduced coal needs, predicting Beckley’s rise as the Smokeless Coal Capital as coal finds growing industrial uses.
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McKell
Kilsyth
William R. Ballard
Beckley
George L
Fayetteville
Philip Sporn
Appalachian Electric Power Company
Mason County
Ohio
New York Rally Sparks Riot at Comoranist Protest
A Comoranist crowd in New York defied the state supreme court and city police to stage a “peace rally” that erupted into a bloody riot averted only by strong police presence. Thirteen people were arrested for assaulting officers and disorderly conduct as clashes with anti communist supporters intensified amid wartime tensions.
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New York
State Supreme Court
Korea
Moscow
Joe Stalin
Battle Report Echoes of Korea Dates Across Editions
Reports from the front resemble a rolling countdown with dates shifting between editions. The notice traces how events are recounted over time, highlighting changing emphasis and the cadence of wartime news reporting.
Busy Harold Lambert Drives Centennial Effort and Local Talks
The piece follows Harold Lambert, a busy lumber businessman and community volunteer, as he balances his company duties with efforts to improve parks and serve on the non-partisan school board. It notes his campaign pace, civic involvement, and anticipated centennial push, framing him as a proactive local organizer.
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Harold Lambert
Napoleon
Lambert
Little Beaver Park
Board of Education
Raleigh County
General Barth Rated GI's Favorite in Korean War
Brig. Gen. George B. Barth of Leavenworth Kansas commands artillery in the U S 25th Infantry Division in Korea. He is an infantryman at heart who checks front lines, plans fire support, coordinates ammunition and tanks, visits batteries and regimental posts, and travels by jeep from dawn to night, guiding younger officers with combat experience.
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Hy Don Whitehead
Fat Boyle
U.S. 25Th Division
Korea
George B. Barth
Leavenworth
Kan
Barth
U. S. 25Th Infantry Division
Washington
George Barth
Wa Sen Pase
Dasting
Occupy Korea Debate Forces Russia Japan Link in Korea
The Nation Today explores whether the United States should occupy all Korea if North Korea is defeated. The piece notes Russia might seize North Korea down to the 38th parallel, forcing a choice to stop at the line or risk war. It questions long term favors of permanent occupation versus unified non Communist Korea and Russia’s likely response.
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Main Street
Bill Farrar
Mercer Street
James Marlow
Washington
U. S
Korea
Riccia
Ric
Sia
North Korea
Russia
U.S
38Th Parallel
South Korea
Fvar
United Nations
Ial
Asia
Mexico
Canada
United States
Celia
Polly
Charles Neveer
Charles
Maria
London
Niall
Queen Elizabeth
Greenwich
Essex
Caroline
Jhorn
Mary Rose
Simon
Charles Wyndham
Pappy
Paul
Dark Hour in Taxes Pattern Since Start of Republic
AP Stall writes that President Truman’s proposed $5 billion annual tax rise aims to recover less than half of postwar revenue cuts, restoring a long-term upward tax trend since 1789. The piece surveys historical tax receipts, 1945 and 1948 tax acts, and shifts in exemptions, noting how individual and corporate taxes oscillate with policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Molony
Washington
Truman
Europe
Japan
Parasites chapter recap of Maria Niall Celia dynamics
Retrospective chapter follows Maria Niall and Celia Delaney as Sir Charles Wyndham labels them parasites. Maria hides truth about past loves while Niall and Celia contest loyalties and tradition. Tense family dinner dynamics unfold with hidden jealousy and shifting identities.
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Maria
Niall
Celia Delaney
Charles Wyndham
Celia
Charles
Polly
Thurmond Defends Record on Negro Question in South
In Columbia the Dixiecrat leader Gov. J Strom Thurmond outlines his view of the Negroes political future and the Souths race relations arguing opportunities in education health and business have expanded. He cites rising farm ownership high school completion and new colleges while noting wages for colored teachers have equalized and racial relations have improved as the region grows economically.
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Bem Price
Columbia
S. C
J. Strom Thurmond
U. S. Senate
Olin Johnson
Thurmond
South
South Carolina
Otohia
George McNabb
McNabb
Sumter
D. C
Surat
Hsted
Hse
OLR
Thisstate
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Battle Report
Graham McNamee
Thomas F. Stafford
Prince Street
Boyle
N. Korea
Seth
Ernest Richards
Robert James Cooke
Purlington
N. C
Bernard Blaine Shull
Virginia
Earl Sapp
James Warren
Kopperston
J. c. Powers
Kopperstan
Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates
Cella
Tigh
Colie
Coldhammer
Charly
Pappy Eld
Wendham
Wyndham
Freada
Celis
Featare
Niatl
Iain Aiens
Nebraska
Regietae Starr
We the
George Williamson
Williamson
Ames Presbyterian Church
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