New York Weekly Business Upswing Brings Costs and Credit Tightness
The nation faces rapid economic pacing with price hikes across consumer goods from sheets to coal. Businesses anticipate higher operating costs and tighter credit while public works drive up government spending. Building costs rise and retailers push for sharper expense cuts as profits lag sales growth.
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Columbia
Sunoco
Schenley
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National Retail Dry Goods Assn
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Trend of Security Prices for Past Week Analyzed
By PAUL H. MatGreg or and F Hutter 2007 Fortunes forecast American consumption rising, GNP to exceed 410 billion, earnings and dividends up. Dow slips Monday then rally sustains, suggesting a possible year end upturn if political outcomes favor markets.
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Standard & Poor
Department of Labor
Eisenhower
Do You Agree A Hittte Incomplete Summary
The readable text is garbled and unclear about people, places, or events. It does not provide coherent names or facts to summarize into a proper news item. No verifiable entities or actions are present.
Yanks Cup 3rd Game on Slaughter Homer
The Yankees win the third game of the series with Slaughter’s three run homer in the sixth inning, Ford battles Craig in a pitchers duel through five, Dodger errors and fielding mishaps punctuate the long game as the crowd swells to 73,977 while Brooklyn heads to Ebbetts Field for the next two. The day features a record 3 hour 26 minute game on Friday and prep for a possible decisive fifth game at the stadium on Monday.
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Glendale Pupils Suspended for Off Campus Initiation Rite
Eighteen Glendale High School students including six football players are suspended after an off campus initiation by the Stags club. Principal Don Golder orders hearings October 15. 13 youths allegedly forced pledges to parade nude before motorists. Sheriffs arrest group on insurgent and disorderly conduct charges. six football players ruled ineligible for further sports.
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Los Angeles
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Big Tujunga Canyon
Stags
Schoo
Supt
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Dodgers and Yankees Engage in Erratic Early Inning Actions
In a turbulent opening frame, Dodgwers and Yankees combine for scattered hits and miscues. Bauer, Slaughter, and Snider contribute multiple at bats as the game features walks, strikes, and a wild pitch sequence, leaving the score tied or with minor movements late in the first inning.
Building Permits Philanemy EVT ATS EE MI AA Nadie
A compact item notes building permit activity linked to Philanemy and EVT ATS with references to Michigan and related entities. Details are fragmentary but indicate permits or approvals tied to multiple parties and locales. The text suggests a procedural notice or clerical record rather than a full report.
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Ike to Hit Adlai View on Draft
President Eisenhower defends U S atomic power and testing policies noting tests are essential for defense and safety against Soviet threats. He argues only with foolproof international safeguards could curtail U S atomic efforts while stressing minimized fallout and military focus.
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Teen Gang Members Jailed Over Fatal Stabbing in LA
In Los Angeles eight members of the El Hoyo Soto Club, a teenage gang, were arrested on suspicion of murder after a fatal stabbing of 22-year-old Philip OQ Mowe. The assault occurred as he left a house party when a group of youths in black jackets attacked him and two brothers, Richard and Robert Rodriguez, with Richard in critical condition at General Hospital.
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Press- eleggram bulblianed daily in Long Beach area
The entry notes a Daily publication printed at sixth Street and Pine Avenue in Long Beach. It lists the Audit Bureau of Circulation and a price or subscription figure 451.00, with garbled trailing text. The readable items indicate a local press or mailer details and circulation reference.
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Eleggram
Stevenson Faces Ivy Campus Jeering At Yale Rally
Adlai Stevenson spoke to about 2900 students at Woolsey Hall Yale. He faced meandering boos and chants from a large crowd while urging belief in a two party system. After remarks he acknowledged the reception and praised orderly disagreement before departing for Princeton.
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Eight Convicted in Brink's Robbery Trial
Jury convicts eight men in the Brink's robbery case with chief witness Joseph O Keefe recounting a plan that included preparations at Pino's home, stolen tape and disguises, multiple trips to the Brink's plant, and a countdown to the heist. Prosecution portrays O Keefe as key, while defense mocks his credibility and calls him a damaged witness.
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