Steel firms expect price rises to hold as demand improves
Steel companies bet prices will hold amid better business conditions. Industrial output and manufacturing payrolls rise, prompting expectations of further spending on equipment and plants. Higher consumer spending and credit activity are seen as supporting the steel price outlook despite potential future inventory cleanouts and wage disputes.
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Life Insurance Association of America
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Freak Accident Injures Girl Five in Dorance Elevator
Jolene Duryee five daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Duryee of Dor rance was injured when an elevator moved and crushed her head against the second floor. She suffered severe facial lacerations and a broken jaw and was reported in poor condition at the University of Kansas medical center in Kansas City.
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Dorance
Kan
Dorrance
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Jolene Duryee
Henry Duryee
Duryee
Jolene
Window washer stalls on bank building in Kansas City
A prong broke in an electric plug strand ing Joe Beaty in his bosun s chair for an hour outside the 14th floor of Traders National Bank Building in downtown Kansas City Wednesday. He lost power to operate his chair until a new cable and plug were installed and he resumed washing windows.
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Kansas City
Joe Beaty
Traders National Bank
Beaty
Frugal Widower Leaves Estate of 194525 in Missouri
Herschel J. Shelton 85 year old widower died in Joplin on March 27 leaving an estate valued at 194525. A retired farmer formerly of Belton near Kansas City he lived in a rooming house on Main Street in Joplin at the time of death.
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Carthage
Joplin
Jasper County
Herschel J. Shelton
Belton
Kansas City
Shelton
Main Street
Debra Michalski Escapes Serious Injury After Car Door Opened
In Salina Kansas Mrs Shirley Ann Michalski backed from the drive way when the right front door opened and Debra Lynn Michalski tumbled out The child was pinned by a wheel but ambulatory at the hospital with only cuts and bruises A neighbor moved the car off her Debra suffered no serious injuries Meanwhile an IRS Kansas City office saw a record day with 3448534 in checks and 2600 taxpayers seeking help surpassing prior totals and expectations
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Salina, Kan
Shirley Ann Michalski
Debra Lynn Michalski
Debra
Internal Revenue Service
Kansas City
IRS
Missouri
Rush Nets 3 Million Carrying Letters Record Volume
AP reports a record volume of 110,700 letters being carried, highlighting unprecedented mail throughput and efficiency gains for the Rush operation. The milestone underscores the scale of the postal effort and the rapid handling of increased correspondence.
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Kansas City
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