West German Cities Rebuild From War Ruins Across Nine Years
West Germany saw rapid postwar rebuilding with Frankfurt Hamburg and Dusseldorf leading the pace. By 1957 many housing units have returned to near prewar levels though shortages and occupation requisitions linger in cities like Duisburg and Essen despite extensive reconstruction.
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Frankfurt
United Press
Cologne
Hamburg
Duesseldorf
Admiral Doenitz
Duisburg
Stuttgart
Europe
Essen
Krupp
Germany
Walnut production in 1953 for Mediterranean Basin and U S
Rome reports that walnut output from Mediterranean Basin countries and the United States totaled about 9 800 tons in 1953, the smallest combined production in a decade.
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Mediterranean Basin
United States
Rome
Netherlands to start pilot nuclear reactor construction
The Netherlands plans to begin building a pilot nuclear reactor for test work. This project aims to advance research and development in nuclear technology and safety. Authorities say the facility will support scientific studies and potential future energy applications.
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Netherlands
Fairless Says Higher Steel Prices Needed To Pay Wage Increase
Benjamin F. Fairless chairman of United States Steel Corp says steel prices must rise to cover higher wage costs though the amount is not yet set. He cites a 13,000 steelworkers unemployed and a railroad slump as factors, noting railroads would normally take about 5.5 million tons of steel but may buy only 4 million this year. He urges broader protest against government interference, praising postwar investments in rail infrastructure and the freedom to compete. He also comments on an Estates Act in Dublin improving widows' status.
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New York
Benjamin F. Fairless
United States Steel Corp
United Press
Fairless
United Steelworkers Cio
Committee of
Fair
America
Seaway Sub-Committee To Meet In Portsmouth July 9
Ohio Public Works Director Clyde L. Moyer announced a meeting of the Ohio River sub committee of the St. Lawrence Seaway Executive Committee to discuss dams harbors and needed legislation. Attendees include Brig. Gen. Paschal N. Strong Col. J. C. Dalrymple Cincinnati City Manager C. A. Harrell Portsmouth Mayor Harry E. Foehr Marietta Mayor Ben Cain and state officials A. W. Marion W. Harper Annat and S. O. Kugel.
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Columbus. O
Ohio Public Works
Clyde L. Moyer
Ohio River
St. Lawrence Seaway
Portsmouth City Hall
Moyer
Paschal N. Strong
Cincinnati
J. C. Dalrymple
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Huntington
W. Va
C. A. Harrell
Portsmouth
Harry E. Foehr
Even Automatic Wash Needs Proper Method
Harriet Brigham of the University of Nebraska notes modern washing machines require correct methods. She urges daily washing rather than large weekly loads to reduce hot water use and drying and storage space. Frequent washings can also lessen the quantity of clothes needed for children.
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Lincoln, Neb
Harriet Brigham
University of Nebraska
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Grafton Lumber & Concrete
Lorain County
Geisel
MFG. Inc
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Seaway Group
Marietta
Ben Cain
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Ohio Commerce
S. O. Kugel
Ohio
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Ebert
Broad St
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Dinette
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