Mining industry on its feet within months says official
John T. Burns, secretary of the American Mining Congress, tells United Press the metal industry will be on its feet within six months. He notes paralysis has cost millions but expresses optimism for gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc sectors as wartime labor efficiency improves and a return to normal. Wage cuts in Utah and other states are mentioned.
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Mining Downturn Hits Gold Regions and Mines
The text notes widespread disorganization among mine operators, closures flooding mines, and a halt to mining in Cripple Creek and other famed regions as industry resists until a broader US recovery begins. A London youth reports 100 jobs in two years. In Shenandoah, r Max Witte, head of a state hospital for the insane, faces cruelty allegations spurring an official probe set for April 12 based on prior newspaper charges and ex-employees' statements.
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