Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 February 1952 — Page 12

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WASHINGTON, Feb. 28--Pri-mary uranium ores have been

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By Unitgd Press SYDNEY, Nova Scotia, Feb. 28—Eighteen - men parachuted from a U. 8. Air Force C-47 transport in a snowstorm last night ‘and ‘a crewman sald today their biggest worry wag “how it would be.” It turned out just fine, Capt. Robert J. Hessler of New York told a reporter as he and the others from the gasoline-short plane rested In a Sydney hotel. All 18 were picked up by police, None was hurt. : The abandoned plane, en route from Westover Field, Mass, to Bt. John's, Newfoundland, crashed In heavily wooded country outside. the Sydney city

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ski, ordered all aboard to ball out when he tried to land at Sydney to pick up gasoline but could not find the airport through the blinding snow. Capt. Koblenski sald he and his co-pilot, Capt. W. L. Riky, were the last to ball out. Capt. Riley said the plane ran into “everything in the ice, frozen, controls and

, ed ) v SIS JOINS THE ACT—A year ago Alton Clyde Johnson Jr. ial Weather (baby at left), then three months old, could hang by his hand Official . Now the strong boy has a partner in his act, his seven.week-old sister, Marlee Ann (right). Assisting are their parents, Mr, and

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broke loose as we raced a big storm up the coast. “When we got to Sydney we made two passes at the field and

flew around the station to try to find a hole, but the ceiling was zero and visibility was zero and it was no go. . “The plane was completely demolished. .No one could have gotten out of it alive.”

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wreckage shortly before dawn today, Capt, Hessler said it was his first parachute jump but he was not worried much about it. “I was just as curious as the next fellow to know how it would be,” he said. “We jumped from about 3000 feet. "The 18 of us scattered over an area of about 4 square mile and it

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GAESBURG, Ill, Feb.

yesterday about

at 25 N. Oxtord, fluoride in their water. g The State Health Department |

43. at 428 N. Keystone, 521d the water contains too much of the stuff. It puts spots on the

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| TODAY, a report from the State {Health Department warned that at 921 N.\the water contains so much fluor75, "at Methodist, hypertes: {de as to make it “undesirable be-, ‘(cause it causes chalklike mottling!

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