Costs Of Just Ended Steel Strike Will Surface Later
The end of the steel strike likely leaves hidden costs that will surface over weeks and months. Higher steel prices raise production costs for autos and appliances, with estimates of added model costs and broader inflationary pressures. Output fell to 10 percent capacity during the strike, and total economic losses run into paper losses and reduced tax receipts, while recovery begins as mills reopen and allied industries resume shipments and hiring.
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Indiana Printing & Publishing Co. S43 Philadelphia Street
Publication text lists establishment 1838 and staff roles for Indiana Evening Gazette including president secretary treasurer and editor. It references Associated Press and varied pricing terms, then shifts to a brief clumsy local crime snippet about a Sidney Nebraska forgery case and a London society wedding anecdote. Ends with a note on subscriptions and a proverb about a duck and Koran chapters.
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Indiana Evening Gazette
Indiana
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Amys Taylor Ray
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Forrest
Associated Press Ie
Farm Prices Fall After July Uptick in Mid Year Review
Washington reports a six month rise in farm prices reversing to fall by 1 percent in mid July from mid June as lower prices for fruits meat animals and commercial vegetables pull the index down while milk chickens and potatoes rise. Despite the dip the mid July level remains 8 percent above January and officials say year end averages may stay higher than last year with Morse noting optimistic trends.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
D. Morse
MacArthur Pushed as NY Senate Candidate
A Wall Street petition urges Gen. Douglas MacArthur to run as the Republican candidate for U.S. senator from New York. In a 90 minute rush in the financial district workers collected over 1000 signatures. The drive was sponsored by The United Americans Against Communism and The Lincoln Taft Republican Voters League of Brooklyn. MacArthur was not available for comment.
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Wall Street
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
U.S
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United Americans Against Communism
Lincoln-Taft Republican Voters League of
Brooklyn
MacArthur
Four Year Old Dies After Ship Collision
Boston parents Turio and Mrs Desandre mourn their daughter Norma loss after the Andrea Doria and Stockholm collision. Norma died from a skull fracture after a brain operation, hours after the fogbound Atlantic wreck. The parents described the rescue moments and the attempt to save their child.
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Boston
United States
Turio Desandre
Norma
Andrea Corea
Stockholm
Atlantic
Inmate Protest At Connecticut Prison Ends Quietly
About 250 prisoners at Wethersfield State Prison staged a sit down strike to air grievances. Gov. Ribicoff ordered a special meeting with prison trustees and invited two Connecticut legislators and four newspaper editors to hear the prisoners. The protest centered on the isolation of Leroy Nash and ended after state police and guards challenged the inmates, who returned to their cells following a wall stance by Warden Cummings.
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Abraham Ribicoff
Ribicoff
Board of ‘Prison Trustees
George Co. Cummings
Connecticut
Cummings
Hartford Courant
Hartford Times
New Haven Journal Courier
Bridgeport Sunday Herald
Leroy Nash
Danbury
Nash
Two Lifers
Sealskin Fur Details From National Geographic Society
Genuine sealskin is so supple that an entire pelt can pass through a napkin ring. Six to ten skins go into the average fur coat, which costs from 1500 to 2500 dollars. Three months' labor is required to process each skin, says the National Geographic Society. Vegetable dyes brushed into the fur produce three standard hues: black, Safari brown, and Matara brown.
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National Geographic Society
Ice Snow Parade Dims Mecca Temperatures in Desert City
In Indio California the forecast hits 110 degrees as a leftover grape-shipping ice pile is converted into 90 tons of ice to form 23 000 cubic feet of snow for a Santa Claus snowman contest. Officials frame the event as a playful paradox born from heat or logistics.
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Artic Ocean
National Geographic Society
Indio
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