Business Good But Caution Is In the Picture
New York reports a bright business week with signs of renewed activity in autos and steel. Officials note unemployment and high steel inventories temper optimism while foreseeing continued improvement.
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Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
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National Industrial Conference Board
Martin R. Gainsbrugh
National Association of Purchasing Agents
United Steelworkers Union
New York Stock Exchange
Republic Steel Corp
Los Angeles
Columbia Pictures
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Mao Tightens Control of Red China's Armed Forces
Peking radio summarized nine new regulations placing the 2.5 million strong armed forces under absolute party control and Chairman Mao Zedong. The move suggests China has not yet developed nuclear weapons.
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Liberation Army
Red China
Mao Tze-tung
Death Toll Rises From Bowery Wood Alcohol Poisonings
The Bowery poisoning crisis climbs to 39 deaths and 35 hospitalizations after cheap wood alcohol mixed with paint thinner is sold at 45 cents a pint. Police raid a hardware store for selling the toxin as the FDA warns about Spanish brandy containing wood alcohol.
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Bellevue Hospital
Lower Manhattan
Federal Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Spain
New Jersey
Braines & Co., Inc
Ashkenazy Plans Return Visit to Moscow
Vladimir Ashkenazy says he will visit Moscow next week after being granted permission to live in England last month. He notes the Russians may not try to persuade him to stay, citing a reassuring line from the Soviet ambassador in Britain. He will discuss with the Soviet ministry of culture the factors that kept him in Britain amid fears for his family in Moscow.
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Vladimir Ashkenazy
England
Moscow
Britain
Ministry of Culture
Ashkenazy
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