Chrysler Buys Ford Stake in Simca and Forms World Market Plan
Detroit AP Chrysler Corp moves into the small car field by absorbing Ford’s 15.2 percent stake in Simca and teaming to develop world markets for Chrysler and Simca vehicles. Ford previously owned 443,973 Simca shares, with the sale completed barring minor details. Colbert outlines overseas assembly and distribution use and a possible Porte American small car for North America.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
L. L. Colbert
Chrysler
Ford Motor Co
Simca
Ford
Colbert
United States
Comanies
Recovery Seen As Likely In Coming Months
Washington reports government economists see a definite recovery path for the economy, with output regaining prerecession levels by year end. Some foresee a slower climb, but most expect recovery by winter or next spring, while unemployment may stay high and productivity rise.
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White House
United States
Middle East
Final Trade Plan Okayed by President Seen Today
Efforts to resolve Senate and House differences on a reciprocal trade compromise loom as confident expectations arise that President Eisenhower will gain most of the authority sought to lower tariff barriers. The plan may limit but still grant substantial negotiating power to reduce tariffs and expand mutual concessions despite party divisions.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Fisnhowr
Senate
U.S
Washington
Eisenhower
House
Kansas Juvenile Court Statistics 1956 Bulletin
A Kansas University Child Research Bureau bulletin reports 1958 figures showing 2,844 Kansas children in juvenile court actions. Of these, 2,155 are delinquency cases and 689 are independency and neglect cases. Prepared by Don M. Pilcher, bulletin seven in the series.
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Kansas University
Kansas
Child Research Bureau
Kansas Juvenile Court Statistics
Don M. Pilcher
Surgeon Uses Code During An Operation
American surgeon Dr. Walter J. Burdette of Salt Lake City used simple hand signals with a Soviet nurse to perform heart surgery on a young woman with a damaged valve. The sign system, inspired by a Peiping interpreter, translated needs like scissors and sutures when language failed. Burdette, on a Rockefeller Foundation sponsored visit, praised the nurse and noted the patient is recovering.
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Moscow
Walter J. Burdette
Salt Lake City
Utah
Peiping
Burdette
University of Utah
Rockefeller Foundation
Soviet Union
Utah Medical Center
Drill Out After Shots Are Given
Hobart Brinsmade of Bronxville says his son Hobart Jr. died at Fort Jackson after typhoid booster shots were followed by 314 hours of drill in heat. He met Brig. Gen. Christian Clarke who reportedly promised to discontinue the practice in hot weather. Young Brinsmade, 21, played Princeton football in 1956 and 1957.
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FT. Jackson
S.C
Hobart L. Brinsmade
Bronxville
N.Y
Hobart Jr
Young Brinsmade
Princeton
Christian Clarke
Brinsmade
Kansas Juvenile Delinquency and Dependency Profiles
A 1938 bulletin summarizes Kansas juvenile data from 1958 court reports to Gov. Off and Child Research Bureau. It notes delinquents mainly aged 14 plus, dependency children often under nine, 13 percent under one year, and 7 percent of parents married yet 31 percent of dependents from such families. Includes ages, offenses, marital status, and sources of complaints. Lawrence, August 1, 1938.
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Sistant
Julia Ilias
Lawrence
Kansa
Kansas
Governor’s Office
Bureau of Or
Kansas University
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Elmer W. Ouldahl
Lone Star Lake Park
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