Fairless Defends Steel Industry Profit Recovery
In Washington Benja Fairless chairman of U S Steel told the Senate Banking Committee that steel profits trail leading manufacturers and urged boosted investor confidence. He noted the industry faced heavy capital needs and cited a stock split to widen share distribution. The hearings, tied to tax policy, have stirred political controversy between reformers and opponents.
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Galbraith
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Cape i Steel
Sen
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Fairless
Sen. Capehart
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Arant
Odd Auto Death of Woman Explain
Catherine Younes, 47, of Van Nuys, was struck and killed just after midnight Saturday on Hwy 101. Authorities call the death accidental after she was run over by several cars as traffic halted. Her son-in-law, Clyde Streeck, said she demanded to be let out of his car Friday during a weekend trip to Tijuana. His wife Agnes, 28, asleep in back, and Streeck argued over a doctor’s report on Mrs Streeck, who may be expecting a baby. The Streecks, after visiting Oceanside, later learned of her death in San Diego while returning home.
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Hwy. 101
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Clyde Streeck
Your
Tijuana
Agnes
San Diego
Elvest Hearing Aid unveils Mod 830 Radiocar model
In its 30th year the Elvest introduces the Mod 830 Radiocar with tonal realism. The Phonemaster feature, a Radiocar hallmark since 1946, promises completely undistracted hearing over any telephone.
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Newborn Babe Found Safe After Hospital Kidnapping
Beaum on TX A1 woman Pauline Schulze charged with snatching a 29 minute old infant from East Texas Baptist Hospital. The baby, identified as the Wharton daughter, was found in a Houston home and reunited with his mother before the mother knew. Doctors said the infant is in good condition aside from a navel injury. Schulze, 30, claimed to be pregnant and had three sons. authorities said she is sterile.
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Tex
Houston
Pauline Schulze
Beaumont
George Wharton
Schulze
Beaumonti
Beaumont Enterprise
Whartons
Jimmy
Leslie
East Texas Baptist Hospital
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Yalta papers used in GOP attacks, Bridges aids speakers
Senator Bridges said he will help Republican speakers use the Yalta documents to criticize past U S policy. He instructed staff to compile material from the papers for use by GOP speakers while Senate leaders debate further releases. Some Democrats doubt the impact, while others warn about international fallout and political risk. The topic centers on wartime conferences with Stalin and Churchill at Tehran Yalta and Potsdam and the ongoing publication of secret records.
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M. Hightower
Washingtox Ips
Sen Bridges RN
H.J
Yalta
Bridges
Senate
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Russia
Japan
Sen
Sparkman
D.-sAla
California
Truman
NEW Look
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Dulles
Congress
U. S
Dukes
Wien
Knowland
George
D-Ga
Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Britain
Churchill
Pravda Attacks Yalta Papers Smear Campaign
Pravda accuses the U S State Department of trying to smear the 1945 Crimean conference by publishing questionable documents. The paper says the effort is baseless and notes U S ruling circles seek to discredit international negotiations and hinder disarmament. The Soviet Union has released its own version of the Yalta papers.
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Pravda
U. S. State Department
Yalta
Communist Party
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NATO
Britain
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Soviet Union
Interior Dept Budget Cut in Committee
The House Appropriations Committee cut more than 15 million dollars from Interior Department and related agencies, about 6 percent below President Eisenhower's request. The panel approved a $289,271,246 bill for the year starting July 1, $13,081,810 under requests and $3,203,380 under current year funding, with large cuts to Alaska public works, Alaska road building, Indian Affairs construction, and National Park Service projects. A $400,000 research grant for saline water desalination development was recommended.
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House Appropriations Committee
Interior Department
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House
Bureau of Reclamation
Bonnele
Southeastern
Southwestern
Nwave
Bu*ureau of Indian Affairs
National Parl Service
Committee
Calif. GOP backs Ike Nixon for second term in Pasadena
California Republican Assembly votes to endorse President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon for a second term. Delegates in Pasadena approve an Eisenhower Nixon resolution with one no. Officers elected include Robert H. Power as president and Harold C. Ramser as former president, plus a slate of vice presidents and a re-elected sergeant at arms.
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CPI
Californa Republican Assembly
Eisenhower
Nixon
Robert H. Power
Yataville
Harold C. Ramser
Los Angeles
Couv
William F. Knowlanders
Knowland
Sens
Thomas H. Kuchel
Maxwell M. Willens
Stockton
Wendell Robie
Auburn
George Milias
Gilroy
Dougla Barrett
Sacramento
Robert, Craig
Los
Santa Ana
Frank Freeman
Peron Party Again Wins Election Vote
Buenos Aires dispatch reports the Peronista party securing a sweeping victory in Argentina’s Misiones province elections. Juan D. Peron and allies maintained a flawless record in national and provincial contests since February 1946. Claudio Arrechea elected governor with Francisco de Hara as deputy governor on the Peronista ticket. Misiones will send two senators and five deputies to Congress, all Peronistas.
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Peronista Party
Argentina
Misiones
Juan D. Peron
Bri
Claudio Arrechea
Francisco de Hara
Peronista
Peronistas
Tik Congress
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