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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1954
Page
3
A rescue ship at Page describes how submariners escape by entering a flooded compartment, using a bell or hatch to ride back to the surface in groups. The process repeats until all crew from the unflooded sub compartment are rescued. The account notes U. S. submarines are air conditioned and highlights the climactic moment of rejoining the sub from the bell.
An overhead traveling crane of sufficient capacity handles all but the heaviest assemblies. The erection bay admits the power plant gantry crane to transport completed assemblies to the unit. The Barnhart Island plant includes 16 unit blocks and three ice sluice blocks. The shore-end sluiceways are 107-6 feet long each, with clear sluices and a 50 foot clear sluice gate in the center adjacent to the International Boundary.
Article traces Machiko Kyo’s early life and wartime roles, detailing a royal project contract with engineers, the upstream cofferdams, and the use of materials and labor. It notes her hopes for marriage, retirement, and a broader shift as women enter professions once dominated by men, with examples from designers and architects.
Off the screen, Machiko resembles the woman next door as she speaks Osaka dialect no longer in use. Five years ago she switched to standard Japanese, a shift likened to the contrast between Boston English and Oxford English.
The ad claims Udea tablets soothe excess stomach acid and burning pain, indirect heartburn, and stomach lining irritation. It markets a three ingredient formula with a protective coating to allow eating without fear and promotes a maker guarantee and money back option since 1928.
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