U.S. Auto Output in Sharp Drop in 1958
Detroit AP reports the US auto industry in 1958 showed a sharp decline from 1957. GM produced far fewer cars and trucks in October amid work stoppages, while Ford and Chrysler also posted drops. American Motors bucked the trend with higher year-to-date production than 1957.
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State Gets Two New Witnesses
Lincoln reports that Carl Ann Fugale's first degree amender trial was recessed for 24 hours as prosecutors add two witnesses, Dale Stallcomb and Lee Lamson, to challenge a 15 year old girl's claim of no escape from Charles Starkweather. Defense objects to late additions.
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Harry Revel Dies Noted Composer at 32
New York based composer Harry Revel died at his home from a cerebral hemorrhage. Born in London, Revel gained fame in Europe before moving to the United States in 1929. He wrote scores for Broadway musicals and Hollywood films in the 1930s and 1940s with hits like There’s a Boy and a Girl Were Dancin and Stay as Sweet as You Are. He is survived by his mother, a sister and a brother.
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Well Laid Plan Noted in Gastonia Court Scene
In Gastonia North Carolina Chief G Peninger questioned Joe Westbrook in city court on Monday. Westbrook said he was seeking a job and hoped to find work with employers of imprisoned men. The report notes Westbrook’s stated aim amid the court appearance.
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Hiss Shoes Clinic Teases Foot Comfort Across Cities
The Hiss Clinic offers scientifically fitted footwear claiming relief for foot ailments. With doctors at branches in Long Beach Los Angeles Pasadena San Diego and San Francisco the ad promises a 30 day money back guarantee and full foot care services.
U S Aid to Asia Totals 4 Billion and Promises More
The United States has contributed four billion dollars to Colombo Plan nations in South and Southeast Asia and signals readiness to provide additional aid. President Eisenhower is to outline recommendations for regional economic development at the Colombo Plan Conference. The plan coordinates assistance from advanced nations to foster growth in less developed Asian countries.
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Arthritis Pain Relief Ad by Dr Duncan DC
An advertisement claims a treatment normalizes body systems by a distinctive method. It lists relief of pains and joint stiffness, improved digestion, sleep, and energy, with better circulation and gland function. The first treatment is billed at $4.00 and offers appointments at 2501 East Broadway.
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Hughes Pay Hike Sets 7 Cent Raise at Hughes Aircraft
In Culver City and nearby sites, a new three year contract with AFL-CIO Local 1553 grants a deferred wage raise of 4 to 7 cents per hour starting November 14 1939. The deal also provisions cost of living adjustments four weeks vacation after 20 years service and daily hospital room allowances for workers and dependents. Coverage spans Culver City and surrounding plants including Los Angeles International Airport Palmdale and Costa Mesa.
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