1958 Profits Lag 25 Percent Behind 1957 Across U S Firms
American business profits for the first nine months of 1958 show a 25.4 percent decline from 1957 with 316 firms reporting losses and 23 reporting gains. Autos and Eastern railroads lead the downturn, while utilities rise and optimism grows for a stronger final quarter.
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AP Business News
New York
Auto-Lite Declares 30 Cent Dividend
The Electric Auto-Lite Co. board declares a quarterly dividend of 30 cents per share payable Dec. 20, 1958 to shareholders of record Dec. 4, 1958 in Toledo Ohio.
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The
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Nationwide plan proposed to curb death by own action
AP reports Dr. Edward Press of the American Public Health Association urged a nationwide system to prevent suicides. Proposals include local death by own action control centers, state and local prevention societies, hospital psychiatric follow up, and 48 hour observation with rehabilitation by local health departments. He notes 16 000 to 18 000 U S deaths yearly from self harm.
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ST. Louis
Edward Press
New York
American Public Health Assn
Weet
Death by Own Action Mirrors National Crisis
Analysis notes that the mix of successful and failed self harm attempts paints death by own action as a major national problem, reflecting widespread social and policy implications and urgent public health concerns.
Forty Hour Devotions At St Charles Genoa Schedule
Forty hour devotions began Friday morning at St Charles Catholic Church in Genoa and run through Sunday evening. Devotions will be held Friday and Saturday evenings with an 8 p.m. Mass on All Saints Eve Friday and a closing service planned for 8 p.m. Sunday.
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Genoa
Wis
St. Charles Catholic Church
Attempt To Prove River Is Navigable Near Wautoma
Wisconsin Conservation Department testified to show the west branch of the White River near Wautoma is navigable and should not be declared not navigable by the Public Service Commission. Oshkosh habitat manager Robert Heding testified he navigated the stream by canoe on two occasions and that low water still allows paddling without portage except for man made obstructions. Further hearings will be held.
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Conservation Department
L.C. Scharnhorst
Milwaukee
PSC
Wautoma
William J. P. Aberg
Madison
Scharnhorst
Byran
Deep seater Ike button causes concern in Clathe Kansas
In Clathe Kansas David Kreamer aged 2 swallowed an I Like Ike button and is not in danger per doctors. The incident occurred Wednesday with noted public interest in the Eisenhower campaign symbol.
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Kan
David Kreamer
Eisenhower
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