Steel price hikes spread through U S steel and peers
RITSBURGH AP Manufacturers using flat sheets and strips of steel faced higher raw material costs as U S Steel and Bethlehem Steel joined a price increase across the industry. The average rise was about 4.25 to 4.50 dollars per ton, while Aluminum Company of America added a small per pound rise on pig aluminum. The move, the first since WWII without U S Steel leading, prompted Senate antitrust leaders to call a subcommittee meeting to discuss pricing.
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Ritsburgh
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
The
Aluminum Co. of America
Armco Steel
Washington
Sen. Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Senate Antitrust and Monoply
A Good Argument For Conservation In Kansas Waterfowl Talks
A Kansas conservation column argues public shooting preserves are not a universal solution, stressing wildlife perpetuation through proper management. It notes limits on preserve size, seasonal harvesting, and the value of natural populations, plus upcoming meetings at the Douglas County 4-H Fairgrounds and campus talks on conservation for sportsmen.
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Kansas
Jim MccClacherty
Lawrence Jayhawk Kennel Club
Jim
R. L. McGregor
KU Botany Department
Douglas County
Senate approves spending controls bill for budget limits
The Senate voted 68 to 6 to back a Hoover Commission backed bill to enable the President and Congress to place annual spending limits on each government agency. The measure returns to the House with amendments and faces uncertain fate as sessions wind down.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
House
Hoover Commission
Miss Hawaii Arrives in Kansas City for Pageant Tour
Miss Hawaii of 1958 Georeette Parker arrived in Kansas City for five days of fashion and TV appearances en route to Atlantic City for the Miss America contest September 1 7. Parker 18, 35 24 36, was met at the airport by rivals Miss Kansas Sharon Whitacre and Miss Missouri Marjorie Critten.
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Kansas City
Georeette Kahalelaukoa Parker
Hawaii
Iir
Atlantic City
Hospital Administration Workshop Draws 70 Attendees
The third annual Workshop for Hospital Administrators opened at Gertrude Sellards Pearson Hall on the Kansas University campus with about 70 attendees including two from Lawrence. Lawrence Memorial Hospital officials Mary G. Dunden and Donald W. Masar attended, as the Kansas Hospital Association partners with KU Extension to run the two day event.
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Gertrude Sellards Pearson
Kansas University
Lawrence
Mary G. Dunden
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Donald W. Masar
LMH
Kansas Hospital Association
KU Extension
Kansas
Richard M. Jones
Blue Cross Commission
Jones
Transplant Patient In Critical Condition At Cleveland Hospital
Ronald Rushe a one year old from Canton Ohio who received a kidney transplant nine days ago is in critical condition at University Hospital Cleveland Doctors report his condition worsened late Thursday His parents Roy and Mrs Rushe are at the bedside The donor was a woman who died from a heart attack The operation is noted as rarely successful outside identical twin cases due to a congenital kidney ailment
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Cleveland
University Hospital
Ronald Rushe
Canton
Ohio
Roy Rushe
Ronald
Dodgers Meet the VFW Softball Night at Lincoln Park
The Lawrence Dodgers face the Lawrence VFW in a softball game at 8 tonight on the Lincoln Park diamond. Thursday’s games were canceled due to the wet field.
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Dodgers
VFW
Lawrence Dodgers
Lawrence Vfw
Lincoln Park
Arno Knapper Speaks At Midwest Savings Conference
Lone educator Arno F. Knapper of Lawrence will lecture during the Midwest Savings Conference August 10 through 15 at Colorado State University. He is an assistant professor of business administration and director of Kansas University’s Business Placement Bureau. Previously at Illinois and Maryland Universities, he will address personnel recruiting and placement. Lisle E. Eby of Lawrence serves on the conference board of directors.
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Colorado State University
Arno F. Knapper
Lawrence
Kansas University
Illinois University
Maryland University
Knapper
Lisle E. Eby
Navy blimp arctic flight delayed by headwinds in Akron
The planned Navy blimp arctic flight, already six days behind schedule, was postponed again due to unfavorable weather. Lt Cmdr Don Collins said a low pressure system is creating strong headwinds that make a flight today unlikely.
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Akron, Ohio
Navy
Cmdr
Don Collins
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