Editorial on steel firms profits and price hikes
Editorial notes US Steel and other top firms face scrutiny as profits and sales data show varied efficiency and the administration weighs price increases amid labor contracts. Fortune data place US Steel sixth in sales with 4.9 billion, while profits as a percent of sales vary widely across industries. The piece ponders if federal action will curb spring price rises across sectors including petroleum chemicals and textiles.
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Roosevelt era blackout drills and shipping totals noted
A 10 year old clipping reports President Roosevelt extending civilian defense measures and warnings during periodic blackouts. It cites a shipment total of 210,000 tons and mentions various dated items, officials, and disrupted routines as part of wartime home front activity.
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Unclear fragmentary notice from an old paper
Fragmented OCR text references a wedding and various names, places, and notes without coherent context. Readable elements mention a wedding, school, matches, and several personal and organizational names, but key facts are missing, making a definitive event summary impossible.
Controversial discussion on Jackie Kennedy in Esquire piece
A reader recalls an Esquire article by Norman Mayer about Jacqueline Kennedy, wife of the President, with references to Eleanor Roosevelt and public interest. The excerpt describes reactions to the portrayal of Jackie, including perceived sensationalism, gender politics, and commentary on her voice and image.
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Boating politics and sea chatter flood a strange page
A rambling early 19th century sounding transcription depicts chaotic boating talk about 7000041 pleasure doabs, guard ships, licenses, and drunken watercraft dangers. Jumbled names and places emerge with scattered references to the United States Cal Guard, pilots, and law, framed as a wild, surreal maritime monologue.
College Head Pushes Scouting Of Athletes In Santa Clara Era
A garbled report from San Jose describes a college athletics push at the University of Santa Clara involving scouts and calls for commitment letters. It notes Fazio’s case, NCAA implications, and broader pressure on players, families, and institutions amid a shifting college baseball landscape.
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Corry Avenini Journal and Advertising Notice
Fragmentary OCR shows names and titles, a New York address, Detroit and Pittsburgh locations, and advertising rates. The piece includes Associated Press style notes and early 20th century publication details about display deadlines and territorial restrictions.
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Kennedy program faces tough path in Congress
Washington AP dispatch discusses President Kennedy facing a difficult working majority in Congress. It notes Democratic control in both chambers but frequent party crossovers, likening past hopes for sweeping reform to Roosevelt’s New Deal era. The piece contrasts current inertia with earlier bold plans and analyzes political dynamics shaping stalled innovation.
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Erie Man Hurt Seriously In Okla Crash
Erie man Evie Herron Jr was seriously hurt in a Tulsa Oklahoma two car crash. He suffered a possible fractured skull and internal injuries after being thrown 45 feet from the impact. Also injured were Bill Bailey David Anderson and Bill Curie while Alle Harwon and others were killed. Herron and his wife, with five children, were in the process of moving.
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Alco Sells Two Product Lines To N J Firm
Dunkirk based Alco sells two product lines to New Jersey firm Worthington Corp including shell and tube heat exchangers and closed feed water heaters and evaporators. The deal transfers patents trademarks and customer lists with the lines produced at Alco Dunkirk plant.
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