Playing Santa Isn’t Winning U.S. Friends
New York syndicated column by Inez Robb critiques postwar U S foreign aid and policy, using Uncle Sam Claus as a metaphor. The piece questions aid distribution, criticisms of tyrants, and the role of the United States in promoting freedom worldwide. It argues humility in policy and urges neighbor nations to improve themselves.
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Santa
International Shooting Gallery
Uncle Sam Claus
Nora Docker
Sam Claus
Dull Mornings and Calls for Self-Reliance
A reflective meditation contrasts a plaisant night life with the stubborn habit of governments and peoples to seek rescue from others. It argues that without pulling one’s own bootstraps, aid is hard to obtain or impossible.
Steel Output Edges Up as Demand Grows
Steel production rose for the third straight week with furnaces at 51.5 percent capacity. Output reached about 1.39 million net tons, aided by auto, construction, and farm equipment demand. Eight districts reported gains, while Pittsburgh and Cleveland fell slightly. GM aims to finish 1958 model runs by June and tin plate price action may follow by late May.
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Cleveland (Ap
Steel Magazine
Ate
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Detroit
Chicago
Birmingham
St. Louis
Wheeling
Mid-Atlantic
Youngstown
New England
Far West
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
General Motors
Detroit Mills
Notice of Settlement Executor of Clara B Pfaff estate
Notice states that on the third day of 1958 an executor is appointed for the estate of Clara B Pfaff of Linn County Iowa deceased. All persons indebted must pay promptly and all claims must be filed with Linn County Iowa district court clerk. Guaranty Bank Trust Co Company referenced.
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Linn
Clara B. Pfaffate
Linn County
Iowa
Wick
Disrche Court
Guaranty Bank & Teast Co
Steel price trend hints at selective increases
Steel cautions that no word on tin plate next week may signal foregone increases on some products. A magazine survey suggests most metal working component prices will hold or drop this year, while scrap prices gain and demand remains weak. Steel No 1 heavy melting at $32.83 per gross ton, up 83 cents.
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Inez Robb
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Santa Claus
U. S
Great Britain
John Bull
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Generalissimo Trujillo
Dominican “Republic
Gay Blade
Philadelphia
International Harvester Company
Metal Working Weekly
Fisher & Fisher, Attorneys
Ome Town
Illinois
Killian’s
Killian's
Paramount Texaco Service
Paramount Theatre
Killian
P.m
Toys
Killian's Annex
Killians
Jamaicas
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