Steel Production Sets Records In Spite Of Handicap
American steel mills set peacetime production records in 1948 despite shortages and rising costs. Output neared the 88.5 million ton mark, with shipments around 65.7 million tons. Voluntary allocations, price shifts, and wage moves shaped a year of high activity and persistent demand.
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Pittsburgh
American Steel Mills
Truman
Swist Congress
Europe
Congress
Washington
Commerce Department
Armed Forces
Atomic Energy Commission
National Advisory Committee On Aeronautics
Steel
Cio-United
Scientists Map Hidden Arawatz Mountains for Earthquake Clues
California Institute of Technology researchers Dr. Richard H. Johns and Dr. A E J Engel travel 40 miles south of Death Valley to chart the largely unmapped Arawatz range. They aim to trace the Garlock fault and gather mineral data, using field vehicles amid a desolate, tree-free terrain.
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Pasadena
Calif
California Institute of Technology
Arawatz Mountains
California
Death Valley
Richard H. Johns
A. E. J. Engel
Garlock
San Andreas
Dr. Johns
Dr. Engel
Washington Dominates U S Filament Tungsten Production
Washington state furnishes about 90 percent of the United States filament tungsten output, a fact highlighting the region as the nation's primary supplier of this crucial industrial metal. The statistic underscores the concentration of tungsten resources and processing capacity in the state, impacting national supply chains and manufacturing.
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Washington
U. S
How To Tie Bow Necktie Is Finally Revealed To World
Washington reports a staged sequence on bow tie lore from a Hollywood critic to Milto n Latt who sells ties. Mil to n details a step by step method while noting bow ties popularized in World War II era jazz and the clip bow. The piece ends with a practical how to and a local tidbit about Irish potatoes grown nationwide.
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Harman W. Nichols
Washington
U.P
Leo Durocher
John R. McLean
Florida
McLeans
Hollywood
Milton Latt
Latt
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William G. Smock
U. S. Supreme Court
Benjamin F. Fairless
U. S. Steel Corp
Ben Morreell
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Ernest T. Weir
National Steel Corp
Linden Park
E. Broadway
Swan Road
American Homes Association
DR. Nathan
MUR
N. Stone
Pees
Science
Avawatz
United States
Tucson
Cathedral
S. Stone
Zary
Church and Pennington
Church Street
Courthouse
Pioneer Parking Lot
Alameda
Steinfeld
Steinfelds
Gibson-Nichols CO
N. Campbell Ave
Turson
Richards Paving CO
Conquistador Hotel
Lois Clark
Elsie Spath
Betty Celi
Ludella Fickler
Lavetta Carlson
Irene Lyons
Vd Eee
Lee
Hoyday
Pin Money Tiny
Tim Gherkins
Old Monk
St. Olives
Moon Kist
Rosedale Dill Pickles
Crosse & Blackwell
Elmers Chee Wees
Perjar
Canape
Broilers, Turkey
Fish Dept
Loin End
Gwaltney
Birds Eye Boysenberries
Red Emperor
Utah
D’anjou
White House
Steinfelds Service Grocery
Pennington
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