Iron Age notes frenzy in steel market on high prices and shortages
Iron Age reports two major items and a panic over cold rolled sheets as steel prices surge. Record-high scrap prices driven by shortages from last year’s melt and conversion boom push up costs while mills push premium rates for carbon forging and cold rolled sheet. Affected industries brace for limited supply and higher input costs.
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Iron Age
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Aloe
Baytonian Honored By Louisiana Institute
Earl S. Barnett son of A and Mrs Earl S Barnett Jr of Trinity Bay was among nine students honored by Southwestern Louisiana Institute at Lafayette during the Presidents Day Review. A sophomore, he received the Dean Riehl Award as the best all around ROTC cadet and was appointed master sergeant.
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Earl S. Barnett
Earl S. Barnett, Jr
Trinity Bay
Southwestern Louisiana Institute At Lafayette
Dean Riehl
Koreans Elect More Liberal Candidates
Final returns from 60 constituencies in South Korea's Assembly election show President Syngman Rhee’s government losing support. Nonpartisan candidates, many liberal or middle of the road, won 37 of 210 seats. opposition Democratic Nationalist took nine while Government Party won five. Despite communist threats, voting was mostly peaceful with scattered violence.
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Seoul
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Democratic Nationalist Party
Factory Lay Off Rate Decreasing In April 1949
The Bureau of Labor Statistics said in Washington that factory lay offs fell to 13 per 1000 in April, the lowest since October 1948, while hiring ran at 35 per 1000. The textile and apparel sectors showed seasonal slack, and voluntary quits stood at 13 per 2000, signaling workers finding better jobs.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Looking Backward From The Sun Files Five Years Ago Headlines
Five years ago headlines recapped battles, missing fisherman on Old River, released POWs in Europe, insecticide trials, LSU graduate Warcille Busch, and travel notes. Also noted were farm labor disputes and a Texas growers group critique of the labor board. Local memories include a Sapulpa post office tale of a lost hat delivered to the Cafe with Green Seats.
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10Th Army
Naha
Yokohama
Ewell William Burns
Old River
Jerroll Sanders
Louis Bennett
Europe
Highlands
War Production Board
Warcille Busch
C. E. Busch
Louisiana State University
Grace Marie Curtis
Grace Curtis
Hunt
Texas Fruit and Vegetable Growers, Association
National Labor Relations Board
Sapulpa
Okla
Oklahoma City
Green Seate
Oklahoma
Sun Pattern Dressmaking Pattern Offer
Advertisment for Sun Pattern dressmaking patterns featuring light summer styles and simple sewing. Includes pattern No 2379 in multiple sizes with yardage details and price 25 cents for pattern plus extra postage. Order via Pattern Bureau The Baytown Sun Box 42 New York City station.
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Baytown
Mas Ghelse Station
New York
Smuts Improves After Pneumonia Treatment
CAPETOWN South Africa Field Marshal Jan Christian Smuts once prime minister is responding to pneumonia treatment physicians said today. Smuts who turned 28 May 24 has been bedridden on his Pretoria area farm since last weekend after a severe sciatica attack. Also noted 26.1 percent of 1948 income tax returns were incorrect.
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Capetown
Jan Chrisstian Smuts
Smuts
Pretoria
Maynard Seeks Harris County Judge Seat in July Primary
Independent candidate Paul Maynard, 52, formally announced his bid for Harris County judge in the July 2 Democratic primary. Former assistant district attorney, Maynard handled about 200 cases a year before grand juries, pledging low cost administration, cooperation across county offices, and improved highway and justice services. He cites extensive civic ties in Houston and Georgia roots, and lists church, Masons, Shrine, Chamber of Commerce, and Farm and Ranch Club memberships. Maynard lives at 2918 Cleburne, Houston, and was admitted to practice before the U.S. Supreme Court in 1927.
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Paul Maynard
Harris County
Maynard
Dan W. Jackson
A. C. Winborn
Garris County
First Methodist Church of Houston
Arabia Temple Shrine
Houston Chamber of Commerce and
Farm and Ranch Club
U. S. Suprere Court
Fogle ‘West Insurance Company
Cieburne, Houston
Wations University Law School
Washington, D. C
Jones County
Georgia
G. W. Maynard
Clay
Iide
Schene
Commissioners Court
Lee Junior Wins Harvard Award at Houston Harvard Club
Tommy Smith 26 son of Mr and Mrs S Ray ET Smith of 507 San Jacinto Street received the Houston Harvard Club Merit Award as outstanding junior class member of Robert E. Lee High School. Principal R B Sparks and Dean Holly ArcLemore announced the selection and presented a bound copy of The Happy Profession by Sedgwick. The Harvard Club of Houston conducts the annual award with Harvard Clubs nationwide. One in five persons develops cancer.
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Tommy Smith
Ray ET. Smith
San Jacinto Street
R.B. Sparks
Robert BE. Lee High School
Holly ArcLemore
Tommy
Hillery
Sedgwick
Harvard Club of
Houston
Harvard
United States
Can A Worm Learn To Turn
Cornell student attempts worm training to turn in a maze. Psychology assistant John S Robinson notes that past experiments show worms can learn to choose a path, even with brain tissue removed. He plans tests using dirt, a passage, and a shock to gauge learning and future use.
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Cornell’ University
John S. Robinson
Harvard
Robinson
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