U S Workers Rebuild Key Air Fields In Greenland
American military and civilian crews began rehabilitating World War II airstrips in Greenland along the northern bomber routes from Russia. Lengthening runways at Narsarsuak and other sites aims to support modern jets and large transports amid Arctic ice delays and strategic patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elton Co
FAYAP
Washington
Greenland
Russia
Baffin Bay
Davis Strait
Navy
Julianehaab
Julianebaab
Naraarssuak
Defense Department
Der
Army Engineers and Air Force
North Atlantic Constructors
New York City
Peter Kiewit Sons
S. J. Groves and Son Company
Condon- Cunningham
A. Johnson Construction Company
Narsarssuak
U. S
Iceland
Arctic
Denmark
United States
Murmansk
Boy Watches Death Approaching in Colorado Tragedy
In Berthoud Colorado a one year old boy raised his head and lay across a railroad track as a passenger train approached at 60 miles per hour. He was killed instantly and his body scattered along the right of way. Coroner Harold Warren Mated said the death is tentatively ruled as death by own action and an inquest will be held with the crew present. The boy had been missing since Tuesday night and his family recently moved from Guide Rock Nebraska.
Freight truck crash sparks Middle East protest note
A Cairo dispatch reports a truck crash linked to Arab protests against Israeli actions in Jordan occupied Palestine. The Arab news agency cites casualties among villagers and Jordan National Guard clashes as observers seek UN reaction amid ongoing unrest. The piece also notes Martinique’s historical status and Brooklyn’s 1890 NL pennant claim.
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Bama Firm
Baggett Transportation Company
Cairo
Jordan
United Nations
Jordan-occupied
Palestine
Amman
Jordan National Guard
Dynamite Truck Crash on Rt 40 Reported
A tractor trailer loaded with dynamite crashed on Sideling Bull Mountain above Unancock yesterday afternoon. The load remained undisturbed as brakes failed while descending the mountain, according to State Trooper David Pahsen Buhler.
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Bull Mountain
Unancock
David Ffasenbuhler
Research Belief Theory Debunked Fly Ash in Glass Study
West Virginia University graduate student Robert D. Bulle of Oakland Maryland reports his master's research showing industrial waste fly ash is not a reliable glass component due to compositional variation. He suggests continuing study focusing on oxide contributions to glass properties and notes his Frostburg Md. employment with Allegheny Ordnance Works.
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Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia University
Robert D. Bulle
Oakland
Allegheny Ordnance Works
Frostburg
Bittle
Monrovia and Metrics in Early 20th Century Trivia
The article notes Morgantown Ordnance Works and a soda mine glass used in experiments, mentions Monrovia in Africa named after President Monroe, compares American and British women’s shoe costs, and explains that English uses trunk call for a single long distance phone call.
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Morgantown Ordnance Works
Monrovia
Africa
James Monroe
United States
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NU - Enamel
Nuenamel
Menamel
J. Ralph Fiery
W. Franklin St
Gur
Men’‘s Rayon
Gabardine
SLAX
Army & Navy
WORK
Oxfords
Coleman
Aronautical
New Army
Leeds
30 Styles
SOX
Ramee Mesae
Pvt
Gordon Mosey
South Perth
Western Australia
Scrubs
Pak
Pvt. Mosey
Steve Paskevich
Robert E. Smith
San Carlos
Calif
Korea
Smith
Japan
Boy
Martinique
Brooklyn
Community Finance Service, Inc
Room
Earle Bldg
H. L. Mills
R. D. McKee, Inc
City Hall
Willy
Rose
Jezebel
Josephine
Echo Tahita
Teland
Whiteset Music Co. Acrona
Franklin Street
Hagerstown
Maryland
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