Tin Decontrol Expands Imports As Copper Price Holds
Tin controls lifted by the commerce department allowing private tin imports and easing use restrictions. Copper and other nonferrous metals stay firm with copper at about 17.6 cents a pound in Connecticut Valley and lead around 15.1 cents in New York. A senate mining incentive bill moves toward passage, backed by the interior committee chairman.
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Commerce Department
Dec
London
Brass and
Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
Congress
Committee
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Minerals Conservation Board
Connecticut Valley
Bunker Hill
Kellogg
Idaho
East St. Louis
St. Louis
Gulf of Mexico
Laredo
Tex
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Japanese princesses embrace bicycle freedom after occupation
Four Japanese princesses from noble families discuss new democratic freedoms in the Home Journal of Japan. They describe riding bicycles, window shopping, dining without servants, and speaking with strangers, noting faster meals and less ceremonial constraint.
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Tokyo
Japan
Home Journal of Japan
Asako Fushimi
Naoko an-In
Toshiko Kawa
Yoshikori
Hirohito
Ex Coconino Forest Supervisor Retires
Ralph W. Hussey longtime U S forest service official retires after 32 years His career included serving as Coconino national forest supervisor from 1935 to 1947 and Apache national forest supervisor He moved on to Albuquerque then Portland where he remained attached to timber management division staff
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Ralph W. Hussey
Coconino National Forest
U. S. Forest Service
Portland
Ore
Division of Timber Management
Hussey
Coconino Forest
Apache National Forest
Arizona
Albuquerque
Forestry Service
Ranger
Federal condemnation in Mohave and Maricopa counties
The federal government has begun eminent domain actions against 13 acres owned by George L. Gifford in Mohave County, 23 acres in the Calhoun family estate in Mohave County, and 38 acres owned by Schenley Distilleries Inc in Maricopa County for electrical transmission lines.
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Phoenix
Mohave
Maricopa Counties
George L. Gifford
Mohave County
Calhoun
Schenley Distilleries, Inc
Maricopa County
Slow Mother, Child When He Was But 14
Florida convict Daniel Webster, 22, has confessed to fatally stabbing a mother and drowning her 4-year-old daughter eight years after their 1941 disappearance in Wilmington. District Solicitor Clifton L. Moore said the confession appears to solve the May 10, 1941, vanishings of Mrs. Lelia Bryan and her daughter Mary Rachel.
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Wilmington
N. C
North Carolina
Florida
Daniel Webster
Clifton L. Moore
Lelia Bryan
Mary Rachel
Convict Confesses to Double Slaying Buried Bodies Near Carolina Beach
In a notarized confession obtained by authorities, Moore said the convict admitted committing the double crime and burying the mother and daughter's bodies near Carolina Beach. The statement outlines the alleged sequence and location of the killings.
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Moore
Carolina Beach
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