Citizens Gas proposes underground storage near Indianapolis
Citizens Gas & Coke Utility of Indianapolis proposed using an old natural gas field east of the city to store up to half a billion cubic feet of gas 1000 feet underground. A company lawyer said the plan could reduce gas rates by about 500000 dollars per year and remove a storage risk from bombing danger. The cavern was discovered in 1888 and spurred regional industrial growth before production declined.
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Indianapolis
Citizens Gas & Coke Utility of
Marion County Ieart
Indiana
Acheson Defends Truman Authority in Korea Action
In heated Senate exchanges Senator Flanders presses MacArthur war axiom claims. Secretary Acheson defends presidential constitutional authority to commit American forces in Korea without Congress. He recounts UN objections that blocked a hot pursuit plan into Manchuria last November.
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Manchuria
Formosa
China
Flanders
R-Vi
MacArthur
Gillette
Acheson
Truman
Korea
United States
United Nations
Quiz answers printed on page four
The page presents a short answer key listing three items. Question one answers three days. Question two claims the subject was harmless and became president. Question eight identifies Captain Ahab.
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Harmless
Ahab
June 9 to 16 Local Auctions Amid Farm Goods and Household Goods
Sales listings announce auctions on June 9 and 16 in Middleway and Winchester areas. Items include farm machinery, furniture, antiques, miscellaneous junk, real estate near Hayfield, stock, and household goods. Auctioneers include Lee White, Madison H Rosenberger Estate, gie R McKay, Ernest L Milburn, J and Adams, Maggie McKay, and R C McKee.
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Lee White
Middleway
W. Va
Madison H. Rosenberger
Frederick County Court House
Hayfield
Northwestern Grade Bank
Gie R. McKay
Gerrard St
Ernest L Milburn
Grimes
White Hall
J. &. Adams
Maggie McKay
Gerrard &T
Winchester
R.C. McKee
Mickey Cohen Case Advances in Second Day of Tax Trial
In Los Angeles the Mickey Cohen income tax case moves into its second day. The government charges Cohen and his wife Lavonne with 156 123 48 dollars in unpaid income tax. A seven woman six man jury was seated after a 90 minute selection. Lavonne signed joint returns as Cohen’s wife.
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Los Angeles
Mickey Cohen
Hollywood
Lavonne
Kefauver
Cohen
Army Convoy Truck Wrecks and Burns in Maryland
A US Army convoy truck burned after crashing into a bridge abutment near Steiners Hill Bridge on US 340 between Frederick and Harpers Ferry. The driver and helper escaped with minor burns as gasoline burned and a towed anti-aircraft gun caused traffic delays. The convoy was the 88th Battalion of the 11th Airborne Division returning to Fort Campbell after maneuvers at Port Miles.
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Frederick
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Steiner's Hill Bridge
Jefferson State Police
88Th
11Th Airborne Division
Fort Campbell
Port Miles
Del
Navy says no disciplinary action for amburn cancer romance
Norfolk report says Sailor Thomas E. Amburn 19 admitted to naval hospital after plans to wed Georgia girl Betty Thompson 18 fell apart due to her incurable cancer. Navy cancels 30 day emergency leave, Amburn returns to base, no disciplinary action contemplated, while efforts to honor the couple’s wish for privacy continue.
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Norfolk
Navy
Thomas E. Amburn
Naval Hospital
Georgia
Naval
Amburn
Norfolk Naval Air Station
Sioux Falls
East Point
Omaha
Neb
Tom
Transit Strikes In 14 Cities Across Nation
The Associated Press reports a possible end to Detroit's 46 day transit strike as arbitration is sought for the full contract. Strikes affect New Castle Sharon and Farrel Pa and 12 other cities including Chattanooga Muncie Anderson Richmond Marion Little Rock Ogden Pocatello Duluth and Superior. A New York strike threat grows as the City Board of Transportation rejects union demands for a 40 hour week after July 1. A driver’s firing linked to the Chattanooga walkout accompanies wage disputes elsewhere.
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Associated Press
Detroit
AFL
New Caste
Sharon
Farrel
Pennsylvania
Chattanooga
Tenn
Muncie
Anderson
Richmond
Ind
Marion
Ohio
Little Rock
Ark
Ogden
Utah
Pocatello
Idaho
Duluth
Acheson Faces Calls to Clear Speeches
An unnamed Democratic senator says Secretary of State Acheson should stay in the Truman cabinet until fall despite Republican pressure in the MacArthur inquiry. He supports Truman's foreign policies and MacArthur's dismissal but warns Acheson is a political liability before the next election.
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Washington
Acheson
MacArthur
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Pacific
Spain's Ambassador Seeks U S Aid for Alliance Against Communism
In Detroit the Spanish ambassador Jose F. de Sequerica urged the United States to provide military alliance and economic aid. He said Spain is ready to resist the Communist aggressor and cooperate with Atlantic Pact forces to build a united front against aggression.
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Detroit
United States
Detroit Club
Jose F. de Sequerica
Spain
Car Inspection Deadline Notice
A public notice urges motorists to have vehicles inspected and approved by June 15th. Restrictions or local details are not provided in the fragment.
Cascade Tunnel to Guard Records Against Atom Bomb
Two Alaskan businessmen have bought a disused Washington cascade tunnel and will store duplicate records there to protect against atomic attack. Ralph Lomen says the 2.65 mile tunnel, once part of the Great Northern line, will host storage chambers and a 70 acre east portal community for guards and staff with firms banks and government agencies expected to use the facility.
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Cascade Tunnel
Seattle
Washington
Cascade Mountains
Great Northern Railroad
Cascades
Stevens Pass
Ralph
Heat Wave Breaks as Temperatures Drop in Winchester
Winchester residents relieved from 90 plus heat as temperatures fall into the 60s across the region. A cold front brought cooler air statewide with showers and storms affecting northern and mountainous areas. State Agriculture official warns crops in central and southern areas risk damage without timely rain, citing crop statistician Henry Taylor.
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Winchester
Mercury
State Agriculture Department
Henry Taylor
Housepainter Admits Killing on Staten Island Slaying
August E. Jagusch a 41 year old housepainter pleaded homicide admitting the strangulation slaying of Dorenthy M. Sarasky 22 on Staten Island May 19 Her body found May 23 Jagusch was arrested after estranged wife Alice Dolling Jagusch tipped police He said they met in a Manhattan bar and after a ferry ride they argued He claimed self defense tying a handkerchief around her neck before fleeing to Manhattan
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New York
New Orleans
Herman Methfessel
August E. Jagusch
Jagusch
Lovers Lane
Dorenthy M. Sarasky
Staten Island
Alice Dolling Jagusch
Brooklyn
Methfesse
Miss Sarasky
Manhattan
Methfessel
Slaughtering Stopped at Oswald & Hess Plant
Oswald and Hess Co meat packing firm halted beef cattle slaughtering claiming OPS price regulations hinder operations. The move affects local meat supply as officials assess potential market impact.
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Pittsburgh
OPS Price Reguelations
Oswald & Hess Co
Acheson Plans Fall Departure Amid Policy Shift
The State Department says Secretary Acheson has asked assistant secretaries to handle future speeches on controversial topics. The action, confirmed yesterday, follows Dean Rusk's New York speech that spurred a policy shift and drew Administration nationalist interest.
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Washington
State Department
Acheson
Dean Rusk
New York
House approves work on giant new carrier Forrestal class
The House authorizes work on a huge new carrier named after James V. Forrestal, the first Defense Secretary. The measure moves to the Senate but actual construction has not begun yet.
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Mrbafper
Fon Ra
Ae Navy
James V. Forrestal
House
Senate
Red Cross Chapter Outlines Local Work and Blood Program
Weaver notes both local and national Red Cross budgets stay minimal while the blood program serves armed forces and civilians, estimating 1950 blood support to Winchester Memorial Hospital at $40 000. The local chapter also aids soldiers and veterans through Home Service, plus swimming, first aid, comfort and cheer, and Disaster Service with a large volunteer corps.
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Weaver
Red Cross
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Newton D Baker Veterans Hospital
The
Traffic violations rate in cities in 1949
In urban areas, on average, one out of every four persons was formally charged with a traffic violation in 1949, the latest year with complete figures.
Where is the mace in the House during sessions
When the House is called to order the mace sits on a marble pedestal to the right of the Speaker’s desk. It is moved to a lower pedestal by the Sergeant at Arms when the House seats into Committee of the Whole so members can tell at a glance if the House is in committee or in session.
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House of Representatives
Crossword Clue Fragments from an Ancient Page
A compact list of crossword style clues and definitions covering terms for appearance amount size timing and action. Includes entries such as Face entirety beginning edged moved rapidly and behold with various variants and print notes.
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Lonas
A1l Funeral Home
Mary Lou Donnelly
Miami Beach
Fla
John W. Rosenberger & CO
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Statesman
U.S
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Miss Truman
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International Radiophote
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Arrow
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Tommy D. Lockhart
Hill’s
Loudoun
Harry W. Aikens
Clearbrook
Farmall
Cub
Allis - Chalmers Model
N. Cameron St
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Celotex
BFC. Glaize & Bro
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N. Braddock St
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Food Center
Loudoun St
Packard
Chapman Motor CO
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Ernest L. Milburn
H. Horner, Jr
Anderson & Milburn
Daily Crossword
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