Steel strike nears fifth week slows U.S. output
AP reports the major steel strike nears its fifth week as ore boats idle and plant inventories exhaust. Industry expects faster impact through summer with layoffs spreading to steel fabricators, coal, rail, auto and appliance sectors, even if the strike ends soon.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Kansas City
A. Waltz
Mars
Nselson
New York
American
Lin Slee
Patrol to Use All Facilities To Cut Down Accidents
State Highway Patrol will use all facilities during the holiday weekend to reduce highway crashes. Col. David B. Harrison reported 213 Memorial Day accidents with six killed and 204 injured, noting orderly traffic and urging lane discipline and common sense for a safer Fourth of July. Last year's Fourth weekend saw 284 auto accidents in Missouri with 31 fatalities and 206 injuries.
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David &. Harrison
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Missouri
Canasta strategy by Jacoby on the Cut-Throat game
Oswald Jacoby explains three player Cut-Throat Canasta strategy with emphasis on when to take the discarded pile and how to meld out. He notes the lone winner benefits from others taking piles while advising to build one’s hand and avoid taking the pile unless conditions are favorable. The piece also touches on risk and skill in timing plays and mentions left handedness statistics among certain populations.
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Oswald Jacoby
Annnes Ileving Amar
Court docket items tally small claims and damages
Magistrate A E Fischer and Sons pursue 64.56 from Paul Van Hebber at Old St. Louis Rd. Clarence Branson seeks 589.80 against Eal M McNair. J R and Florence Craig sue John D Schlichting Louis Pohman and C E Jenkins for 500 in a damage suit. In Antibes Warner Brothers head Jack Warner reports losing a 9000 diamond ring while swimming and hires divers to search, promising 1000 if recovered.
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A. E. Fischer
Antibes
France
Jack Warner
Warner Brothers
Mediterranean
St Louis Dairy Raises Milk Price A Cent A Quart
The St Louis Dairy Company boosted grade A milk to 24 cents a quart and homogenized milk to 25 cents. Other dairies were expected to follow as a seasonal price adjustment to dairy farmers prompted the move.
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