The Bureau of Engraving and Printing Key Methods and Figures
The article describes the bureau’s mass production by a small team of engravers and painters, detailing duties of letter and picture engravers, apprentice limits, and pay scales up to 8100 dollars. It notes extensive output in fiscal 1951 with over 47 billion items and total face values, plus costs and historic beginnings in 1862.
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Coal Output Down By 45 Million Tons
The National Coal Association estimates week ended Aug 30 bituminous production at 1.97 million tons as United Mine Workers took a Memorial Holiday. The prior week produced 11 million tons. Yearly bituminous output to Aug 30 was 302.105 million tons versus 347.393 million in 1951.
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Washington
National Coal Association
United Mine Workers
India to Withdraw Its Only Korean Aid
A high placed source says India will withdraw its sole contribution to the UN forces in the 300 man Indian Army medical unit in November and will not be replaced. Nehru and other leaders have criticized the UN effort.
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Discrimination Case Under Advisement In North Carolina
Williams charged a bus driver with segregation violations after the driver ordered all Negroes to move aside. He testified that the driver summoned a policeman who arrested him and charged him with violating the segregation law. The charges were dismissed.
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Situation Improves In Bakery Strike In Richmond
Bread shortages in Richmond eased as four major bakeries and three unions reached partial progress. Independent grocery began receiving imported bread and a federal conciliator planned to meet unions and management today.
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Thomas
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Children Like School in Akron Say They Like It
Robert N. Walker director of child study and guidance notes most pupils want to return to school and enjoy it. He cites 85 percent readiness and concerns about the remaining 15 percent who fear showing their true feelings.
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Robert N. Walker
Democrats Held Convention First Before Republicans
In the historical record the Democrats convened first only in 1856 and 1888, while the Republicans did not precede them in those years.
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