Coal Purification Idea Sparks West Virginia Debate
The article discusses Monroe Worthington's process to purify coal by removing ash and separating carbon, potentially producing a smokeless, high grade fuel. It notes technical challenges, magnetic and flotation methods, economic hurdles, and historical losses of West Virginia coal markets. It quotes industry operators and local publisher Civitas Hodel on adoption resistance.
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Worthington
Raleigh County
Monroe Worthington
West Virginia
Dings
Milwaukee
Robert L. Davis
Mabscott
Oni
Andy
Hs Joral
Civirtes = Hodel
Gulf Eld
Ohio
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Kerstucky
Beer Gehlers
Ian Rmiany
Oir
Ofl
Rudolf Diesel
Ried
Retailers bullish on Christmas sales despite intense advertising
A Bureau of Advertising survey finds retailers optimistic about surpassing last year’s figures this Christmas season while warning that growth will rely on aggressive promotions, broader assortments, and stronger customer appeal amid fierce competition.
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York
U. S
Bureau of Advertising
Edward i. Burgeson
Bureau
Burgeson
Yale
Howard
P. ‘Abrahams
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Abrahams
Dan Seman
Kirby Block & Co., Inc
New York
William A. Tobey
Abraham’ & Strauss
Brooklyn
Louis Rothschild
National Association of Retail Clothiers and Furnishers
Edward A. Litson
Litson'a
Elizabeth M J
Joe. Rosenwald
New Haven Adds Trains in Bid to Rebuild Passenger Revenue
The New Haven Railroad under Frederick C. Dumaine Jr. has added 157 passenger trains since last September on the Worcester to New London line and expanded its Budd diesel car fleet to 40 units. The electrified system has modernized tracks, cars, stations, and ticketing, lifting passenger numbers and improving revenue, with 1952 gross passenger revenue at $51,677,012 and a rise in riders into 1953.
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New Haven Railroad
Worcester
Mass
New London
New Haven
Frederick C
Beck
Dumaine Jr
London
Jine
Dumaine
Faerredt
Norwich
Conn
Tne
Iis
New England
New York
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Ohio Coal Output Could be Doubled by 1975
Ohio could double coal production by 1975 says Marian S. Klein of the State Division of Geological Survey. Based on President's Materials Policy Commission estimates, Ohio might reach 70,720,000 tons yearly, with 3 million tons for atomic energy plants and 9 million more due to near surface strip mining, though depressors exist.
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Columbus
Ohio
Onio
Marian S. Klein
State Division
Geological Survey
Klein
Margaret A. Mahoney
Can This Marrage Be Saved from a Domestic Strife
A fragment notes a wife’s insistence on absolute authority and a husband’s attempt to control family decisions. The text warns of a troubled marriage and references the November Ladies' Home Journal for readers seeking guidance.
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Ivy
Popular Journal
Homie Journal
Ady
Copper stockpiles threaten world metal balance in cold war era
Chile threatens to sell over 100000 tons of surplus copper to the United States as a defense stockpile issue and world demand remains volatile. Prices hover around 3 cents a pound while Washington and Santiago debate how to manage the surplus and prevent a price collapse.
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Honnice
Fiterna
Uncle Sang
U.S
United
Russia
Chile
United States
Piaise
Washington
Santiago
Chite
Defense Praorinis
U. S
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