Industry Ready to Manufacture By coal to oil efforts
Louisiana Missouri reports a thousand year supply of gasoline from coal and shale gas from U S Bureau of Mines. The article notes the Fischer Tropsch method and hydrogen addition processes adapted in the United States. It highlights American manufacturing involvement and the preparedness to switch to liquid fuels, with plans to begin a second process later this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Louisiana, Mo
Rockies
Share
United States Bureau of Mines
Bureau of Mines
Oit
Bureau
Europe
United States
Louisiana
L. L. Hirst
ITE
Indus
France Recovers First After War Five Years On
Louis Bromfield argues France rose from occupation to leadership faster than other nations. He praises French practicality, thrift, family focus, individualism, and distrust of bureaucrats, noting citizens govern themselves and resist government overreach. He cites past recoveries and predicts a French survivor cult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bromfield
France
Germany
Buchanan
Dem. Pa
Europe
Old Man of the Mountains Fusses at War News Pace
Sherwood Glute reports from Egeria June 30 that radio program directors favor entertainment over Korea war dispatches. He laments thinning war news, complains about TV distractions, and recalls Fourth of July celebrations, urging better coverage and patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Roy Lee Harmon Sherwood
Egeria
Korea
Sherwood
Fgeria
Dere Harman
Raddie
John
Fother
Philadelphia
Hollywood
Sumboddy
America
Uy Viamins
Sture
Likker
Ingmor
New Tactics Glamorous Lingerie Stirring But Strategy Unchanged
AP features writer describes a shift in lingerie design as more women favor bold colors over traditional whites. John Norman, a 32 year old designer, explains the aim is subtle glamour and flesh revealed in unexpected ways, while men hold the top design insight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul Pettap
New F
Eatures
New York
John Norman
Norman
Jim
Gasoline From Coal Experiment in Alabama
A large pilot project near Gorgas Alabama aims to convert coal into gasoline and fuel oils at or near coal mines. Jointly operated by Alabama Power Company and a federal bureau this method could preserve miner jobs and boost the coal industry by producing fuels locally before shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Power Company
The
Bureau
Editor Exposes Rural Gambling Then Fleees Missouri
E W von Block recounts threats and attacks after publishing a Scott County Temocrat report on local gambling and political machine corruption. He details intimidation, a May 27 ultimatum, and forced departure from Missouri amid gangland murder fallout linked to Charles Binaggio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlesn
Missouri
E.W. von Block
Yura
Scott County
Temocrat
Benton
Democrat
Statt County
Charles Binaggio
Kansas City
Flle Democrat
Charles L. Blanton, Jr
Sikeston
Daily Standard
Mer. Blanton
Illmo
Cueitite
Oliver
Register
Tommy Roberts
Board of Education
Eatin High on the Hog in the South and Industry Growth
A midcentury portrait of southern progress shows farms shrinking in size while land is reshaped into paper plants and mills. The piece cites parity payments after World War II, rising industrial investment, and shifting demographics as the region becomes a growing market.
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Dixie
Bem Price
Save
Tennessee Valley
Department of Commerce
South
M.S. Heath
North Carolina
Roosevelt
Dr. Heath
Dr. 2
Regnin
Hse
Virmenia
North Ceralina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Tennessee
Pia
Texas
Arkansas
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Nero
Rome
Lisen
Joey Stalin
Uncle Sam
Maby Iwood
Maby
Novoddy
Beckley
Weill
Vere
Sherwood Glitz
Bir- Ala
Yaf
Carolina
Tex
Secree Gulf
Osddin
North Caroli
Ume
Malcolm
R. B. Oliver
Southern Steel
Ensley, Ala
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