Editorial: Utilities Earnings Mirror Economic Shifts
The AP analysis shows a softer rise in 12 month utility profits ending Nov 30, with earnings lagging in industrial regions and aging population centers. The 89 power utilities earned 1.246 billion, up 3 percent, while AT&T pushed total utility profits to 2.517 billion, up 4 percent. The pattern suggests a temporary slowdown, with expectations of improvement in 1962 as areas recover.
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U.S
Associated Press
American Telephone & Telegraph
At&t
Red Cross Report Highlights Family, Volunteer Service
The article summarizes the American Red Cross annual report for the year ending last June 30. It emphasizes family foundations, support for armed forces and veterans, disaster relief, blood donations, home nursing, safety education, and the crucial role of two million volunteers who amplify monetary contributions through acts of humanity beyond national borders.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
The
John Birch Society hits 200 chapters in California
AP report from Los Angeles notes founder Robert Welch saying the John Birch Society now has more than 200 chapters in California with each chapter hosting 10 to 20 members. He spoke at a luncheon on Monday and said the group is expanding nationwide though he did not disclose total membership.
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Los Angeles
Robert Welch
John Birch Sotiety
California
Welch
Baytown Sun Telegraph Rates and Staff Errata
The Baytown Sun publication details appear, noting afternoon editions Monday through Friday and Sunday in Baytown, Tennessee. This snippet lists offices, managers, and staff names, with subscription rates and mail options.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Tennes
Savannah S shipment prize ties McCone to States Marine
Washington reports the Savannah atomic merchant vessel saga centering on John A. McCone and his links to States Marine. A government board favored American President Lines, yet Morse overruled, awarding the contract to States Marine amid lobbying and political pushback.
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Savannah
United States
States Marine
Bait
John A. McCone
Atomic Energy Commission
McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Henry Kaiser
States Marine Line
Joshua Hendy
le Morse
Graydon Andrews
Paul Sullivan
Richard P. Gowwin
Elmer Metz
Occurra Tee
Congression
William Niederman
American President Lines
Isbrandt Farrell
Moore-McCormack
Pacific Far Eoat
U.S. Lines
John McCone Bag
Morse
Sinclair Weeks
Louis Rothschild
U.S
John McCone
Rothschild
Lates Marine
Herbert Banner
North Carolina
House Merchant Marine Committee
Rep
Bonner
iMlesite
Mediterranean
Moore - McCormack
Latin America
Pacific
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf at Carnegie Hall
Bennett Cerf recounts Arthur Rubinstein's Carnegie Hall recital and a sharp exchange among ushers who joked about extending applause to collect overtime pay, amid the evening's ovation by the enthralled audience.
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Bennett Cerf
Ey Carr
Arthur Rubinstein
Carnegie Hall
Miss Carr
Pulitzer Prize clue and dry state mystery in grab bag
The article mix references Samuel Eliot Morison winning the 1900 Pulitzer for a work on naval history, asks which state in the Union remains dry, and includes a quotation about a steel invention linked to a World War I era figure born in Sheffield. It also notes a high steel production figure and a life story about an inventor tied to manganese steel and helmet production.
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Samuel Eliot Morison
Notable 19th Century Iron King Gave to Education
By NAN JONES Central Press Writer, a profile of a 19th century magnate born 1238, who arrived in Pittsburgh at 18 via his father’s move. He became a factory hand and railway clerk, invested in lands and iron and steel, retired in 1901 as a multi millionaire, and left gifts to universities and public libraries. The piece notes his enduring legacy and a Today in History reference marking a Lent-related event.
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Sheffield
Allien
Pittsburgh
Royal Iron and Steel
Wee & Multi-Raiillionaire
Senate
House
Rayburn
Nateria
1962 U.S. Economy Forecast Sees Rising Wages
A 1562 annual forecast predicts retail trade gains since the 1930s low, with average weekly earnings up over 7 percent and hourly earnings up 4 percent since 1952. Prices rose modestly, joblessness trends improve, and buyers gain confidence, signaling continued economic expansion into 1962.
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Labor Department
Detroit
Editors Speak Asheville Citizen on Snow Cream Lore
Editors lament youth detachment from tradition and recall snow cream as adolescence joy. They cite Burlington Times-News and AP noting snow could be unsanitary yet not radioactive, mocking public health caution. The Tulsa World notes a Fan Tann cocktail winning a national bartending contest with bourbon, coffee liqueur and cream.
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N.C
Burlington
Times- News
Associated Press
Public Health Service
Washington
A.P
A.p.younguns
Tulsa
Okla
Texans In Washington By Tex Easley
A Washington notice notes Tex Easley headlines and mentions Congressman Rayburn in the context of the Congressional Record. It lists Texas firms and individuals appearing in quarterly Lobby reports, naming Dale Miller of Dallas and clients including the Intra coastal Canal Association and Texas Gulf Sulphur among others.
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Dallas Chamber of Commerce
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Hare
Miller
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Eda Nance Garner
Dele Ee
Ammerican Smelting Refining, Co
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Metals Fensett
Association of American Railroads
On Firme
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Murt
Cecil Dickson
Austin Confe
W.C. Hinah
National Association, of Soil Conservation
Houston
A. O. Strackbein
West Texas
Ick Tullis
Dallas
Superior of Co
Gordon K. Zimmerman
National Association of Soil Conservation Districts
League City
Airlines Drive A Quarter Of US Intercity Passenger Miles
Airlines account for about 25 percent of passenger miles in United States intercity travel, highlighting their major role in domestic mobility and long distance travel patterns.
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Airlines
United States
Daily Crossword Puzzle Down 2 Rancid 2 Italian River 2
Puzzle item notes a daily crossword clue set. Clue 2 across or down entries include words meaning rancid and an Italian river. The entry references a standard crossword format with intersecting letters and generic puzzle instructions. No person or organization is named in the readable fragments.
Know Your Bridge Booth dealer and 1930s hand analysis
North South opened with a 2h fit and four clubs landed, contract 4 clubs. Declarer misfired after a heart lead, then diamonds and trumps miscounted. with correct play and a 2-2 trump split the contract would have made. The miss on finessing the ten diamond could cost a trick, but careful line shows a win under proper defense.
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South
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Weat
Spade
Buppore
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