Heart disease and cancer top youth death causes
Washington report based on mortality figures from the National Office of Vital Statistics shows heart disease and cancer kill more people aged 5 to 19 than all infectious and parasitic diseases combined. The Federal Security Agency released the data yesterday, covering 1948 deaths.
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Office of Vital Statistics
Steel Men Get Incentive Pay
Pittsburgh November 6 Twenty five thousand production workers at Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp plants can boost earnings up to 35 percent under a government approved incentive plan. Sanctioned by the Wage Stabilization Board and the CIO United Steelworkers the plan replaces a limited work load incentive and is described as noninflationary. The plan targets machine utilization with pay rising from 2.00 to 2.70 per hour at 100 percent utilization. The average hourly wage now about 1.95, with expected gains of 15 to 20 percent.
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Pittsburgh
Jones, & Laughlin Steel Corp
Wage Stabilization Board
CIO
United Steelworkers
Jones & Laughlin
Washington
Aliquippa
Cleveland
Ohio
Steel Union
AFL
Detective Blamed in Drugstore Holdups Case in New York
Eye witnesses pointed to 35 year old Detective George Killoran of Woodside Queens as the gunman in seven drugstore holdups since last May. He was booked on a charge of assault and robbery by police.
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George Killoran
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Queens
Solon Warns on Military Spending
Senator O Mahoney urged Defense Secretary Lovett and Pentagon officials to trim next year’s military requests to match tax revenues. Senator Flanders backed the stance while President Truman prepares a winter budget retreat in Key West Florida after talks with General Eisenhower.
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Sen
O'Mahoney
D.-Wyo
Key West
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Dwight D. Eiesnhower
Lovett
Pentagon
Congress
O’mahoney
Senate
House Economic Committee
Flanders
Maipu Sinks After Collision With U S Troopship
The 12,000-ton Argentine liner Maipu was rammed by U S troopship Hersey in dense fog off Waneroog Germany and sank with 238 aboard saved by German and U S rescue craft. Captain Marques reported calm, no panic, 80 passengers and 158 crew aboard survived.
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Germany
Argentina
U. S
North Sea
Trainchin
Hersey
Hamburg
Juan Marquez
Weser
Waneroog
Maipu
U. S Ward Division
Washington
Amsterdam
Paul D. Davis
Providence
R. I.) Journal and Bulletin
Clinton Cram
New England National Guard
Davis
Cram
Policeman Locks Himself in Wagon by Mistake
In Great Falls Montana Navy Joe Guza a police juvenile officer locked himself in the police paddy wagon yesterday by mistake. Pedestrians ignored his cries of Let me out thinking they came from a criminal. An operator finally released the latch from outside after Guza resigned to indeterminate imprisonment.
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Great Falls
Mont
Navy
Joe Guza
Guza
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