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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1947

Page

8

37 Day Coal Supply Ahead

The Bureau of Mines reports a 37 day above ground soft coal supply totaling 47 157 000 tons slightly above normal for this time of year The 15 man committee says no current shortage anticipated this winter though some localities may lack better grades Production for the year ending March 31 is forecast at 597 million tons with 540 million consumed Shipments to Canada expected at 23 million tons leaving 34 4 million tons for overseas export of which 25 2 million already sent The committee notes possible export gains if car supply improves and weather remains favorable Scrubwomen in Scotland boast they dropped their hemline 20 years ago

Washington Bureau of Mines United States Tom Hunter Bureau Canada Hunter Krug Interior Department Great Lakes

Movie Stars Not Hard To Take Fans Are Perilous

Washington column recounts women mobbing a congressional hearing to glimpse film star Robert Taylor. Commander J Parnell Thomas orders gates closed as cops corral fans amid cheers and applause for Taylor defying communism questions. Reader notes danger of fan fervor toward celebrities.

Frederick C.othman Washington House Robert Taylor Congressional un-American Activities Committee J. Parnell Thomas New Jersey Taylor Russia Thomas Bluecoats Howard Rushmore Rushmore Daily Worker Communist Party

Teachers Fail In Text Quiz Across Colorado

In Denver the Colorado Education association sample found teachers averaged 67 on a 100 point American history quiz. Questions covered topics from who assassinated Lincoln to the Tories side, with many misidentifications and myths.

Denver Colorado Lincoln U.S Colorado Education Association Denver Public George Washington Robert E. Lee Aaron Burr John Smith U. S Spain Rocky Mountain News

Winter Visitor To Start $500 000 Truck Agency

Articles filed with the Arizona corporation commission disclose a $500,000 Tucson business. The Hub Motor Company will operate on North Main Street selling and maintaining White motor trucks, trailers, and semi trailers. Officers are William Utzinger of Casper Wyoming president Frank A. Hall of Phoenix vice president and C M Botts of Albuquerque secretary treasurer.

Tucson Arizona Corporation Commission Hub Motor Company North Main Street William Utzinger Casper Wyo Frank A. Hall Phoenix C. M. Botts Albuquerque N. M

Gas plentiful in generations says oil scientist

Oklahoma City October 24 A research director for the Independent Natural Gas Association of America George Roberts Jr says America will have enough gasoline from domestic natural gas and coal for many generations He dismissed fears that oil field exhaustion will halt internal combustion engines.

Oklahoma City America Independent Natural Gas Association of America George Roberts, Jr

Oil Company Leader Promotes Synthetic Fuel Expansion

Sever Lee Roberts of Stanolind Oil and Gas argues there is no fear for the future even without atomic energy. He cites research proving liquid fuels from natural gas and coal can supply generations, and advocates synthetic fuel plants near Hugoton Kansas and Brownsville Texas as military security. Eighty percent of the product would be 80 octane gasoline. Members split between optimism for gas synthetics and calls for federal rate revisions.

Hugoton Kas Brownsville Tex

Subsidies on Food and Clothing Cost Britain Billions

Government figures show subsidies on food and clothing will total 1.7 billion dollars this year, reflecting a major fiscal burden.

Britain

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