U S Gold Stocks Fall to 16 Billion as Deficit Persists
AP Business News outlines how U S gold reserves dropped to about 15.8 billion, down 50 million in recent weeks, amid a growing international payments deficit. It notes export declines, increased imports, and overseas spending driving gold sales to central banks at 35 per ounce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Sam
Ile
U.S
Geneva
United States
U.S. Treasury
Homesick Boxer Seeks Lost Home in Caney Rescue
A young light brown female boxer, missing from her Coffeyville home, sits awaiting a return to her real owners. The Coffeyville Journal reports the dog shows longing for the home and family she knew before her disappearance as workers search for clues in Caney, Kansas.
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Kenneth Kannard
Caney
Valerie
Kannard
Alice Wade
Coffeyville
Coffeyville, Kan
Kan
Kannards
Valeria
Renie
Lana
KGGF
Fire Destroys Parts Depot in Fairfax District
A fast moving fire at the Minneapolis-Moline parts depot in Kansas City Kansas destroyed the one story warehouse and caused over 2 million dollars in inventory losses. Nine fire companies fought the blaze, collapsing roof beams and melted steel as investigators opened a cause inquiry. The 43 employees fled to safety.
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Kansas City
Kan
Black Square
Minneapolis-Moline Farm Equipment Co
Fairfax
Jack Wetherell
Unemployment seen as nation’s gravest issue by UAW chief
Walter Reuther told the Advertising Club that unemployment is the nation’s most serious unsolved problem and will worsen. He warned the economy must add as many jobs every five years as GM currently provides, noting seven percent unemployment and one million young people. He urged federal aid to education and medical care for the aged under social security and criticized political parties for empty civil rights promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Walter Reuther
General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers Union
Advertising Club
Reuther
Syria's path to independence after World War I
Syria endured French mandate after World War I and achieved full independence in 1944, though French troops remained until 1946. The transition marked a shift toward self governance and regional rebuilding after colonial rule.
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Syria
Change of Pace for Former NATO Military Commander
Gen Lauris Norstad, former NATO commander, becomes Owens-Corning Fiberglas International president in New York. He explains military and corporate budgeting share methods, noting risk, research, and education as keys. Other generals and admirals hold board roles in major firms, illustrating crossovers between military service and business leadership. In Leavenworth, a fugitive inmate charged with assault and breaking and entering admits striking a farm wife with a flashlight. bond set at 5000 dollars.
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John Caniff
NEW York (Ap
Lauris Norstad
North Atantic Treaty Organization
Norstad
Fifth Avenue
Owens-Corning Fiberglas International
Douglas MacArthur
Chester W. Nimitz
Anthony C. McAuliffe
Lucius D. Clay
Omar N. Bradley
James M. Gavin
Gen. Clay
Continental Can Co
Lehman Corp
Gen. MacArthur
Sperry Rand Corp
Gen. Bradley
Bulova Watch Co
Gen. Gavin
Arthur D. Little Research
Gen. J. Lawton Collins
Leavenworth, Kan
U. S
Henry Campbell
Charles R. Crouse
Hammond
Ind
Clara Weber
Leavenworth
Crouse
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M.D
Vienna
Gans
M'Mallows
Swift
Kansas
Texas Golden Bantam Co
TED
4Th Street
Memphis
Elsie Jones
Mrs. Jones
Merteetse
Wyo
Peoples Choice Way
Ewart Peoples
Jim Folks
Steve Canyon
Steve
Air Force
Garden City Telegram
NATO
Pfizer & Co
Nimitz
Arleigh A. Burke
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