Cabinet Members Plan For Days After Jan. 20
Washington report outlines post inauguration fates of Eisenhower era Cabinet figures. Lovett planned to quit regardless of election outcome while Donaldson retains Civil Service status. Acheson vacations then returns to Georgetown. Sawyer shifts to Cincinnati law and media interests. Brannan to practice law in Denver. Chapman weighs similar move. McGranery and Tobin have not disclosed plans.
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Defense
Robert A. Lovett
Jesse A. Donaldson
Dean Acheson
Sandy Springs
Georgetown
Washington
Covington and Burling
Acheson
Treasury
John Snyder
Truman
St. Louis
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Commerce
Charles Sawyer
Cincinnati
Ohio
Agriculture
Charles F. Brannan
Denver
Brannan
Oscar L. Chapman
Chapman
James P. McGranery
Just A Giveaway In Match Industry Affects Ads
New York reports the match industry is a multimillion dollar business with about half of its 500 billion matches produced for giveaway. Advertisers fund roughly half the usage, buying them for advertising purposes rather than for sale. Despite giveaway status, waste remains low.
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New York
Steelways
American Iron and Steel Institute
United States
Chicago street matchbooks yield scant unused lights
Steelways reports that from 9,000 discarded Chicago matchbooks examined recently only seven contained unused matches, underscoring the rarity of unused lighters noted in the survey.
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Chicago
Steelways
Urban New York State High In Wood Production
A New York State Commerce Department survey shows the state with a substantial forest cover despite urban areas. About 44 percent of land area remains forested with 2,400,000 acres set aside as state preserves.
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Albany
N. Y
New York State Commerce Department
Forest Resources Highlight Timber Potential and Pulp Industry
The report notes 11,000,000 acres of forest able to yield merchantable timber. New York leads in paper manufacturing and ranks third in furniture production, with growth in wood products. Advances in chemistry enable uses from plywood to cellulose plastics. Emphasizes maintaining forest roads and trails within forest states.
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New York
Forest Service Sets Aside Ten Percent of Earnings
The Forest Service allocates ten percent of national forest earnings for its own use in construction and related development projects. The measure aims to fund ongoing maintenance and future improvements within forest areas.
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National Forest
The
Forest Service
COKE OVENS IN U S OPERATIONS NEAR 29000 COUNT
The U S Bureau of Mines reports almost 29 000 coke ovens are in operation across the United States reflecting extensive production capacity and industrial activity.
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U.S
Elyria Chronicle Briefs: November 6, 1962
Local Chronicle brief notes from Elyria report on community events and notices for Thursday, November 6, 1962. Items include civic updates and upcoming public affairs influencing residents.
American Steel and Coal Echoes in Global Markets
A fragmented note hints at the iron and coal industries shaping nations as America and other powers rely on coal to fuel steel production and energy, underscoring the sector's broad economic influence.
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Elyria
WEOL
Weol-Fm
N.Y
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