Expected Decline In Auto Production Could Slow Business
New York April 9 Bitter Easter trade mood marks week with widespread activity. Absenteeism slowed industry modestly as auto output fell about four percent while steel ran at three percent of capacity near a two year high. Auto giants face a looming letdown amid a Black UAW stalemate over guaranteed annual wage terms.
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Walter Breede
New York
Automotive
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors
Auto Union
Detroit
Ford
American Collectors Assn
Pilot's Skill Saves 52 From Crashed Plane
A pilot steered a crippled European Airways Elizabethan across the Rhine to a plowed field near Kempen after one engine failed on takeoff from Duesseldorf Lohausen. Capt. Arthur Bates landed hard but safely, saving 52 aboard including 47 passengers and five crew members.
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Duesseldorf
Germany
Rhine
European Airways
Lohausen
Arthur Bates
Broad Rhine
Bates
Kempen
Free guide on rectal and colon diseases from Thornton Minor Hospital
An advertisement offers a free informational booklet titled RECTAL AND COLON DISEASES from Thornton Minor Hospital, inviting readers suffering from piles fistulas or rectal pain to request the copy by mail to Kansas City Missouri. It promises explanations of remedies and reasons.
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America
Thornton Minor Hospital
E. Linwood
Kansas City
Child Readies For 50th Operation In Arkansas City
Ten year old Margie Jean Orton of Arkansas City plans another hospital visit for her 50th operation in two and a half years. Doctors aim for nine more surgeries before age 16, with the next being to relieve larynx adhesions after a tire rack injury in 1952. Each procedure lasts one to three hours.
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Arkansas City
Kan
Margie Jean Orton
Goodby
Margie Jean
Jean
Chereiniane
Ara Hansfil
Cho Unll
Margie
Widow Charged in Oilman's Slaying Heads to Hearing
Fort Worth attorney for Mrs Mary Clark a presumed accomplice in the death of her millionaire husband seeks an examining trial for Monday following a habeas corpus hearing at which bail was denied. Three men charged with murder face possible death by electric chair.
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Fort Worth
Mary Clark
Harry Huggins
Leroy
Tracy) Eggleston
Cecil Green
Habeas Corpus
Mrs. Clark
Howard Fender
Clark
New York
Fender
Officers Find Loot Hidden In Wooden Leg
COLORADO SPRINGS police arrested Jimmy Flyn, 40, on shoplifting charges after two billfolds were stolen from downtown stores. A search found one missing billfold and, upon removing his wooden leg, six bill folds and $2 in cash were recovered.
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Colorado Springs
Jimmy Flyn
Flyn
Cool Cat Caught Passing Narcotics in Chicago
In Chicago two federal agents posed as buyers over six months to trap Willie Hill a 32 year old narcotics peddler. Hill handed over five ounces of heroin and was arrested declaring the agents were not as cool as he believed pretending to be friends.
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Chicago
Willie Hill
Hill
Supercarrier Favored With $1 Billion Ship Plan
The House Armed Services Committee voted 340 for a fifth supercarrier and a billion-dollar Navy shipbuilding program for the year ending mid-1956.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Navy
Fort Carson Soldier Bailed in Baby Death Homicide
Edward L. Everitt, 32, Fort Carson soldier, was released on $2,000 bond after being charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of 18 month old Debbie Sue Acer Hackney. Autopsy cited bruises and possible head injury. Everitt from Joplin Missouri was jailed after custody transfer.
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Denver
M-Set
Edward L. Everitt
Fort Carson
Colo
Debbie Sue Acer
Hackney
Everitt
Joplin
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