Temco Plans War Projects at Greenville Plant
Temco Aircraft Corp president Robert McCulloch announced war-time improvements valued at 940000 dollars for the Greenville Texas facility. The plan includes an extension to the production building and lengthened runways to accommodate more aircraft. Existing employment, already high since the plant’s founding, is expected to rise by about 850 workers upon completion.
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Newsprint Use Hits All Time High in 1956
United States newsprint consumption for June and the first half of 1956 rose to a new peak. Estimated June usage reached 203,738 tons, with six months totaling 3,413,621 tons, up from 3,285,624 tons the previous year.
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False Teeth Pasteeth Powder Brings Plates Firm
Pasteeth, an improved powder, sprinkles on upper or lower plates to hold false teeth firmly in place. It prevents sliding and rocking, and can reduce plate odor. The product is alkaline and designed to avoid sour taste or gum irritation, available at drug counters.
Nagy Sees Stalinist Rule Fallible in New Soviet Policy
Exiled Hungarian premier Ferenc Nagy, in Switzerland, critiques the new Soviet backed leadership as Stalinist and predicts rapid discredit and ouster for Rakosi era figures. He traces postwar deposement to 1947 and warns that reformist shifts may topple current hardline tactics. Nagy argues for cautious reformist stance while noting continued Soviet influence. He condemns Rakosi's resignation and foresees a broader shakeout within the Hungarian Communist movement as the Warsaw Pact era evolves.
Girl Scout Pamela Sue Triumphs Over Railroad Lights Battle
A New York court dispute over railroad signaling lights features Pamela Sue Hath, a six or seven year old girl from a farm near Cincinnati, challenging the company after writing to President Eisenhower. The case centers on safety lights by tracks and a station dispute, with the Ohio Public Utilities Commission ordered to install signals, the New York court not ruling, and the railroad appealing then dropping the appeal. The girl’s family story connects to a fatal work accident of her father at a General Motors plant nearby.
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New Cover For Books Are More Durable
A Chicago report notes a jacket cover printed directly onto book boards improves durability. The plastic coating is waterproof and bright, claimed to last five times longer than traditional covers. The piece mentions four‑door sedans as a popular ESAS model, accounting for 3.64 percent of sales.
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