Editorials On Economy Improve With Checkered Outlook
The economy showed a mixed week with optimism rising, especially in steel where capacity use edged above 50 percent and orders improved. Automobile demand waned amid production cuts and 150,000 steel workers remained unemployed, while retail trade rose. Government data indicated February retail buying halted a three month slide, but unemployment hit a 20 year high at 5.705 million. Officials gave varied views on when an upturn would arrive. The Kennedy drive pressed on with a housing program and extra procurement funds, and stock and bond volumes surged to levels not seen since 1933. Brief items noted bonuses, a precise atomic clock, stock clubs, Grumman contracts, and a new automated flour mill in Buffalo.
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Republic Steel Corp
Youngstown
Ohio
Ford
Internatonal Harvester Co
Secretary of the Treasury
Dillion
Labor
Goldhberg
New York Stock Exchange
National Co., Inc
National Association of Investment Clubs
Navy
Grumman Aircraft Co
General Mills, Inc
Buffalo, N. Y
Atomic Energy Could Bring World Peace
Nobel laureate Dr. Wallard F. Libby told a University of Utah audience that atomic energy may foster peace as weapons’ annihilation potential drives nations toward peaceful settlements. Libby, former AEC member and UCLA professor, warned military power could push nations to avoid total destruction.
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Salt Lake City
Wallard F. Libby
Dr. Libby
University of Utah
Libby
The
Atomic Energy Commission
UCLA
Baytown Sun Staff and Masthead Notes
The Baytown Sun lists editor and publisher positions including T Bowling and Jim Bonne with staff roles such as Business Manager Managing Editor and Office Manager. Advertising department contact details appear with Corrie Laughlin and a Houston telephone line. Subscription rates are stated and the paper notes Associated Press affiliation and standard newspaper boilerplate.
Stevenson Warns on Red China Admission to UN
Drew Pearson reports Ambassador Adlai Stevenson warns Kennedy the United States may be outvoted on admitting Red China to the United Nations this fall. Britain Japan and Brazil reportedly back China, forcing a choice between opposing the inevitable or trading Formosa concessions for support.
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Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Kennedy
United States
United Nations
China
Japan
Brazil
U.S
Red China
Stevenson
Formosa
Try and Stop Me by Joyce in Dublin Caper Tale
The narrator recalls a youthful Dublin escapade by AMES JOYCE and a jovial doctor friend. They navigate a crowd around a rowan crash scene as the doctor checks a pulse and grins at the verdict that the man is dead but promises to try.
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Ames Joyce
Ulysses
Dublin
Joyce
Daily Brain Teasers From Central Press
TODAY'S GRAB BAG BY NAN JONES tests knowledge with five questions on naval guns dominions the Battle of Blenheim and a helim from Mohammedan countries. ANSWER section hints at a poet died in Missolonghi in 1824 7. WATCH YOUR LANGUAGE explains iso kratia a government with political power equal for all. IT HAPPENED TODAY recalls 1882 Onele Sam caricature debut in New York. FOLK OF FAME suggests identifying a Jersey Lily artist and the Jersey Lily dame. clues point to a Victorian painter. HAPPY BIRTHDAY honors Sammy Kaye Cliff Mapes and Frank Gatski. HOW'D YOU MAKE OUT? provides five historical prompts with answers.
How Do You Stand, Sir? How Do You Stand, Sir?
Arizona readers report a large anti-Communism school led by figures such as W Cleon Skousen and Herbert Philbrick. The columnist argues the event drew civic leaders, not fanatics, and warns against left wing radicals who favor compulsion to reshape society.
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Washington
Arizona
Phoenix
Crusaders For Freedom
W. Cleon Skousen
Herbert Philbrick
Frederick ScWare
United States
Southwest
Degooder
Weight control by pigeons not pills in study
Three Indiana University psychologists propose a weight loss method using personal psychological weapons drawn from pigeon training. They aim to alter eating by linking ordinary meals with unhappy consequences, such as a sarcastic remark about a fat woman, to curb appetite.
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Charlotte Observer
Indiana University
Daddy
Burglars Exercise But Fail To Steal At School
In San Antonio Texas burglars who broke into a junior high entered by a skylight dropped into a rest room then crawled out after discovering an inside door locked. They climbed to a gym roof, forced another skylight, and dropped into the gym before finding nothing worth stealing. They played basketball briefly and left.
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San Antonio
Tex
Causes and echoes of unemployment rise in the United States
New York AP reports the unemployment rate near seven percent with about 5.7 million job seekers. Analysts blame the overall business slump, weather impacts, foreign competition, and the shift toward skilled labor and services, noting mechanization and overcapacity cut unskilled demand.
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New York
U.S
Congress
Contributions Made To Memorial Center
Initial contributions toward a projected 500000 Memorial Center fund were received for a center to be built on Glin Cultson Metical Research Center site. Drive chairman Ferce aims to honor Denesson a Texas Railroad commission member. project supporter cites ownership of a show venue and expresses excitement about the Effort.
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Glin
Cultson Metical Research Center
Ferce
Denesson
Texas Railroad Ioil
Ads
Bible Verse Fragment Summary
fragmentary text references scripture and a message about receiving something as if from God the content is unclear and lacks identifiable people places or organizations to confirm a concrete news item
Sweden USA Bridge Match Sparks High Stakes Play
In a 1953 Sweden United States match, North-South bidding produced fireworks at two tables. At the first, West doubled two spades after South rebid, leading to a long sequence that yielded 670 for declarer. At the second, Swedish East’s club overcall sparked a five heart contract, with North-South scoring 500 for Ehren kicks, leaving Sweden 70 points ahead.
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Soul West
Oly
Dble
King of Hearts
Dew
Sweden
United States
Tast
West
East
Declarer
Weeth
Sivedish
Dave Spades
Len
Spartes
Eed Ehren
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