Newsprint Firms Raise U S Prices to Canadian Level
OPS says major U S newsprint mills will raise ceiling prices to the Canadian 116 per ton level after a meeting with the news print advisory committee. Officials indicated some mills could receive boosts beyond, but will not exceed the 116 level. Canada supplies 85 percent of U S newsprint. San Francisco firm owner Ene Psprint? Units cited as vendors are noted in fragmented text.
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Washington
U.S
OPS
Can
Princess Elizabeth and Philip Cancel New York Visit
A royal message announced Elizabeth and her husband Prince Philip will not visit New York during their North American tour in October. The princess’s secretary conveyed regrets to Whalen, chairman of the New York reception room unit, and noted the couple’s intention to cancel the trip.
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Lpndon
Elizabagh
Rothinburgh
Avisi
New York
Roper Whalen
New York City
Yfar
Elizabeth
Philip
Pr eng-Truman
Eugene MacKinnon Dies in La Jolla
Eugene MacKinnon longtime newspaper executive and general manager of the Salt Lake City Tribune and Telegraph died in La Jolla California after a brief hospital stay. He collapsed at La Jolla beach end Tennis Club and death was attributed to cerebral hemorrhage. Born in Helena Montana February 17 he held posts at Daily Missoulian Livingston Enterprise Great Falls Leader and Montana Standard before rising to editor of the Billings Gazette and leadership roles with the American Newspaper Publishers Association and Philadelphia Evening Bulletin prior to his Salt Lake appointment. He moved to Scripps Memorial Hospital then La Jolla mortuary pending funeral arrangements.
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LA Jolla
Eugene MacKinnon
Salt Lake City
Missoudian
Missoula
Lingston, Mont
Enterprise
Great Falls ‘Leader
Great Falls ‘Tribune
Anaconda Standard
Montana Standard
Billings Gazette
American Newspaper Publishers’assciation
Newspert Publisher's Association of Pladelphia
Philadelphia Evening Ball
A. L. Fish
Salt Lake
Tribune-Salt Lake Gram Ion
MacKinnon
Hel Mont
Taga
Horrower Sentenced in Falls City Jail Case
In Falls City Nebraska a road section hand named Hewell faced a jail sentence after testimony that Hewell struck Sheehan with a shoe causing him to fall. The incident involved a brief scuffle at a bail kitchen doorway as a bucket of water spilled. Hewell received 13 days in jail.
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I Falls City
Neb
C. B
Hewell
Sheehan
Lewell
Bazooka Blast Injures 29 at Campbell Camp
Army investigators probe cause after a bazooka detonation injures 29 soldiers at Huaring Springs camp near Campbell Kentucky. Four seriously hurt, all from the 11th Airborne division. Officials say the detonation occurred as the rocket left the launcher. Planes ferried the wounded to hospital for treatment as blood supplies were drawn locally.
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Campbell
11Th Airborne Division
Huaring Springs
L. B. Besheek
Texas & Helluva
Reginald Jackson
Post
PIO
Korea
Besbeck
Hae & Hospital
Tanée Highway Patrol
Department Store Heir Entangled in Divorce Case
Santa Monica witnesses testified in Verone Bernheimer’s divorce suit that the Kansas City department store heir entertained another woman at his home while his wife was away. Three witnesses described trysts with Dorothy Miller, co respondent, including late-night visits and lipstick marks in Bernheimer’s bedroom.
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Santa Monica
U.R
Hurle
Bernheimer
Kansas City
Verone
Dorothy Miller
Eleanor Haller
Air Reserve Squadron Forms in Hayward Meeting Schedule
Hayward residents announced that Air Reserve Squadron Forms Hayward flight C of the 9440th Volunteer Air Reserve training squadron organized Monday night will meet each first and third Monday of the month at 7 40 p m at Hayward Veterans building.
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Haywars
Hayward
9440Th Volunteer Air Reserve Training Squadron
Lt Col Mitchell Introduces New 9440th Commander
Lt Col Alvin L. Mitchell, former commanding officer of the 9440th squadron now in a staff role with the 920th reserve wing at Hamilton Field, attends the pri zation session and introduces J Col Robert E. Walcott as the squadron's new commanding officer.
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Alvin L. Mitchell
9440Th
920Th Reserve Wing
Harmil
Metro Crest on Group Elects New Officers
Mayward Floyd Attaway was elected president of Metro Crestan Slain Owners association at a meeting in Burbank School last night. Other officers named include Mrs. Carl Plow as vice president, Mrs. Barbara Geilz as secretary treasurer, and Owen Shirley as sergeant at arms. Board members feature four officers plus Dean Thompson, Don Tunniwill, George Johnson, Joe Romate, Mrs. Bicel Moore and Manuel Alcalde. Meeting notes cited low water pressure and plans for a picnic likely in September or early October, with a committee named to audit the books.
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Mayward
Floyd Attaway
Metrocrestan Slaine Owners Association
Burbank
Carl Plow
Barbara Geilz
Owen Shirley
Dean Thompson
Don Tunniwill
George
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