Storm Cuts Into Coal Stockpiles
The blizzard of 1950 curbed U S coal stockpiles and boosted expectations for higher next year demand. Bituminous output averaged about 10 million tons weekly with total stockpile near 34 million tons if 504 million ton production holds. Europe’s growing demand and factory speed ups add to tight supplies.
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National Coal Association
Association Bulletin
Schuman May Join UN Korean Talks
Paris reports say French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman may fly to New York late this week to join United Nations talks on Korea. A source says a final decision hinges on the outcome of Truman Attlee discussions in Paris.
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Lawmakers Hear Gen Bedell Smith Before Armed Services Panel
Washington reports Lt. Gen. Walter Bedell Smith the new CIA chief was summoned to a House Armed Services briefing along with W. J. McNeil the assistant secretary of defense overseeing the $16.884 billion defense budget request.
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Doctor urges lipstick for men in Chicago
A Chicago doctor recommends lipstick for men claiming protective value against lip cancer. Dr. Herbert Rattner asserts lipstick can help and questions how many men will embrace red lips without embarrassment.
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Gas smell outbreak precedes Tonawanda house blast
In Tonawanda Town, New York, a suburban home exploded after a gas odor drove Mr and Mrs James McCabe Jr and their baby from a house. Debris injuries two neighbors across the street, while the McCabe man is credited with alerting others, possibly preventing further casualties.
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Millard Fillmore Hospital
Early Jesuit priests organize natives into colonies
Early Jesuit priests in Paraguay formed 32 native colonies aimed at social and religious organization. The effort organized indigenous communities under mission control and facilitated conversion and instruction within the colonial framework.
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Armory Robbery Nabs 24 Pistols in Winnipeg
Police seek three men after they held up the Minto armory caretaker in Winnipeg yesterday and escaped with 24 nine millimeter Browning pistols from the weapons room.
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