Ernie Pyle Remains Living Symbol on Indiana Campus
Hal Boyle reports on Indiana University celebrating Ernie Pyle a decade after his death in Le Shima His legacy endures in Pyle Hall a 500000 journalism building and about 60 scholarships funded by admirers Students and faculty cite his modest kindness and enduring impact on budding reporters on campus and in the profession
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Business Surge Noted Across Firms In Varied Fields
By Sam Dawson in New York AP reports booming profits shown in corporate statements across oil, steel, autos, rubber, glass, chemicals, copper, aluminum, and utilities with stockholders meetings predicting continued prosperity. Top executives herald optimism as one day’s quota of gains is announced.
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Industrial Leaders Rally as Earnings Point Upward
General Electric and Chrysler executives forecast continued upturns in year profits. Ford and General Motors officials report strong demand and backlogs. U S Rubber posts first quarter gains with optimism for yearly results. B F Goodrich amid rising sales, Caterpillar reports gains, Libbey Owens Ford hits record profits, and Aluminum Association notes record March production.
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