Money's Worth How We Will Feel Impact Of Emergency In Europe
Sylvia Porter outlines a grim winter for Western Europe as an oil shortage and Middle East troubles tighten, reducing European production and lowering demand for American goods. Inflation, hoarding, price spikes, and reduced dollar reserves threaten U.S. exports and economic activity at home and in Canada.
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Education Decline Warned By University of Illinois Professor
Washington AP report cites Dr. Arthur Heston of the University of Illinois saying American school children are getting less education than their grandparents did. He attributes deterioration to decades of shifting aims away from core subjects toward job training and life adjustment.
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Bestar
Newspaper Tieup Ends in Cleveland
The Cleveland Press and the Cleveland News resume afternoon editions Tuesday for the first time since November 3, ending a citywide paper blackout after a seven-union settlement. The Photo Engravers union approved a two year contract with wage increases and the other unions followed.
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Sub Sea Wolf Needs Rebuilding or Remains Defective
The Sea Wolf atomic submarine may be rebuilt or retired after its liquid sodium engine failed to meet standards. Trials set for January will be for scientific study at reduced speed. Replacing the propulsion with Nautilus water vapor system would be cheaper than a new build, as future subs may use the water vapor system.
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INS
Navy
Carnegie Hall To Be Demolished For Office Building
New York reports that Carnegie Hall will be torn down to make way for an ultra modern office building. The Glickman Corporation bought the hall last June and says the Philharmonic Symphony Society did not exercise the option to buy. The hall will stand until April 1959 and the Philharmonic will perform there until lease expiry.
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Deaf Man Perfects Midget Hearing Aid
Mr H A Lyons, nearly seventy and hard of hearing, claims to have perfected a compact transistor Featherlite in ear cordless hearing aid. The ad promises improved hearing of voices and radio with no ticking audible, plus wireless electronic glasses. Address: D W Egeland, Late Street, Evansdale, Waterloo, Iowa. Offers information with no obligation.
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Iowa
Democratic gains cited in 1858 regional meeting report
A tidbit from the Cedar Rapids Gazette notes Democrats achieving their greatest regional gains in the 1858 election. The article mentions a San Francisco meeting around Lincoln and Washington birthdays during a partial congressional recess, where Western leaders' suggestions influence party strategy. It highlights support for northern liberal legislative aims and a proposed change to Senate rules to allow filibuster of civil rights measures.
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