Season To Dictate Business Fortune
New York economists and business leaders foresee a seasonal fall in business activity with demand steady but unexciting. Inventories have fallen by over two billion dollars from a year ago as production cuts ease. Labor unrest and mergers scrutiny, plus a hesitant stock market, shape the outlook while politicians dominate headlines.
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New York
Labor Department
Washington
Justice Department
Bears
Leager Forfeits $100 Police Bonds
A. J. Newell, aide to Boots Gent, forfeits bonds totaling $100 after failing to appear in police court. He posted $40 for possessing and transporting liquor and $60 later for similar arrests, with charges of reckless driving added. Seized were six fifths of liquor in the first case and 42 half-pints of liquor plus 18 half-pints of gin in the second.
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Lawton
A. J. Newell
A. P
Boots
Newell
Jupiter's Great Diameter Shown as 87 000 Miles
The article states Jupiter measures 87 000 miles across, highlighting the planet's immense size and scale in the solar system.
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Jupiter
Diameer
Eisenhower coattails eyed for GOP congressional gains
Republican leaders pressed the I like Ike appeal to drive November victories. Rep. Richard Simpson said Eisenhower will campaign more actively than any president in 30 years, with appearances on TV radio and in person. Dirksen predicted up to five Senate gains and a net GOP gain of about 20 in the House.
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Jack Bell
Cincinnati
Eisenhower
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Rep
Richard Simpson
Pennsylvania
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
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Simpson
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Illinois
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Alben Barkley
John Feikens
Michigan
Homer Ferguson
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New Mexico
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Delaware
Ohio
Minnesota
Iowa
New Jersey
Idaho
California
Kansas
Mrs. H Tom Wiles To Report On Holy Land Trip
Mrs H Tom Wiles wife of the First Baptist minister will report on her Holy Lands tour when she speaks Wednesday to the Lawton Business & Professional Women's club. The program is under direction of Mrs Eva Salvo and Mrs Rachel Wray.
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H. Tom Wiles
Holy Lands
Lawton Business & Professional Women's Club
Eva Salvo
Rachel Wray
Shocked Germans Confront New Foreign Policy Talks
Bonn leaders meet as the defeat of the European army project shocks West Germany. Acting Chancellor Franz Bluecher and Cabinet discuss steps while Adenauer, vacationing in the Black Forest, consults advisers. Officials fear consequences if the United States and Britain do not move quickly.
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Germany
Franz Bluecher
Konrad Adenauer
Black Forest
Paris
Adenauer
West Germany
United States
Britain
Europe
Moscow
Churchill
Anthony Eden
Manila
Medieval gown and hood describe student attire
The original academic gown is called a decent habit a full length dark cloth garment. It paired with a tonsure was standard for medieval university students while the hood remained a civil dress element with no special meaning.
Eisenhower deems Eurean Defence Community setback
President Eisenhower said France’s rejection of the European Defense Community is a serious setback but the free world remains strong against communism. Speaking at the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines, he urged unity abroad and at home while noting the need to discuss the issue in general terms. The president and Secretary Dulles learned of the vote during a Washington conference and then traveled to Des Moines to address about 25,000 attendees.
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Denver
Eisenhower
United States
Iowa
Des Moines
French Assembly
European Defense Community
Dulles
Washington
Europe
Hoover
Germany
U.S
Great Britain
Free World
American Legion
America
Eisenhower and Hoover Seek A Rocky Mountain Fishing Trip
President Eisenhower and former President Hoover plan a three day trout fishing expedition in Fraser Colorado on the Rocky Mountain high country near 10000 feet. They will stay in rustic cabins and fish St Louis Creek as Eisenhower cooks. The trip follows a Washington address to the American Legion and stops at the Iowa State Fair en route back to Denver.
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Eisenhower
Hoover
Rocky Mountains
Fraser
Colo
Continental Divide
Rockies
St. Louis
Colorado
Washington
American Legion Convention
Des Moines
Milton Eisener
Pennsylvana State University
Aksel Nielsen
Carl Norgren
Byers Peak Ranch
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