Reopening Shannon mine at Gleeson to create jobs
Work has begun to reopen the Shannon mine at Gleeson under Shannon Mine Co. a subsidiary of Illinois Zinc. About 20 to 30 men are expected to gain employment as surface prep for hoist pumps and air systems proceeds. Production hinges on metal prices.
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Gleeson
Shannon
J. W. Faust
Illinois Zinc Co
Shannon Mine Co
Faust
Tombstone
Sulphur Springs Valley
Illinois Zinc
New Mexico
Silver City
Peru
Deming
N. M
Dogcatchers Unveil Memorial For Deceased Dogs In Tsurgun
In Tsurgun Japan dogcatchers fearfully unveiled a stone memorial tablet for the departed canines they captured and destroyed. The event marks a somber gesture by municipal workers in western Honshu toward their canine charges with a public note of repose.
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Tsurugn
Japan
Honshu
Nation Unprepared For Massive Atomic Air Raid Drill
Civil defense officials conceded the WWII scale drill shows the nation is far from ready for a massive atomic assault. Imagined casualties ran to 7,276,000 killed and 3,344,000 injured across 30 cities with millions involved in the mock attack extending to the North Pole scenario.
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Times Square
Washington
Operation Alert
Olney
North Pole
United States
Canada
Raleigh
N. C
Duluth
Judge Affirms Quota Tied to 1950 Census for Liquor Licenses
Superior Judge J Mercer Johnson ruled the Pima County liquor license quota sticks to the 1950 census figure of 134 966 despite arguments for 198 200 residents. He found 72 licenses exist and public convenience favors granting a No 6 license at the Command Post, 2001 S Cravycroft Rd, while acknowledging the 198 200 estimate. The case Dudley and Teal v Duncan may proceed to higher court for final ruling.
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Pima County
J. Mercer Johnson
William E. Dudley
Anthony Teal
John A. Duncan
Wilbert E. Dolph Jr
Duncan
S. Cravycroft
Dolph
U. S
Johnson
State Supreme Court
Red Cross Chief Attacks Cities Over Disaster Aid Use
Los Angeles speaker E Roland Harriman chairman of the American Red Cross condemned cities accepting nationwide disaster aid but not reimbursing. Cited Flint Michigan Waco Texas Worcester Massachusetts as examples saying funds raised beyond Red Cross relief were not returned or shared with further needs. He noted Red Cross contributed 294 3 thousand dollars to spring tornado victims while local funds sought repayment and distribution altered aid outcomes.
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Los Angeles
Calif
E. Roland Harriman
American National Red Cross
Flint
Mich
Waco
Tex
Worcester
Mass
Harriman
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Waco Chamber of Commerce
D M Wives Classes Begin At Davis Monthan Base
Maj Margaret D Horn announced a dependents assistance orientation and training course for wives of air force personnel at Davis Monthan. The program starts June 28 in the base hospital medical classroom with Capt Jeanne Culbertson of 15th Air Force leading instruction. Classes run 9 am to 11 am with evening sessions 7 to 9 pm and free nursery care provided by officers and NCO wives clubs.
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Margaret D. Horn
Davis- Monthan Air Force Base
Air Force
Tucson
Jeanne Culbertson
15Th Air Force Headquarters
March Air Force Base
Calif
Officers’ Wives Club
Non-Commissioned
Officers Wives’ Club
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