Business Mood Relies on Dog Days Not Seoul Truce
In New York the dog days blame the summer heat for trade hesitations rather than the Korean truce. Few signs of a broad slowdown in stock and commodity markets spark optimism for a post vacation rebound, with luxury and necessity sales testing consumer willingness to spend and bank letters noting trading at a high plateau despite some seasonal slack.
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Sam Dawson
New York
National City Bank of New York
Hrreinese
Guaranty Trust Co. of
Tax Reductions Are Old Stuff for Virginians
The Virginia Byrd automatic income tax reduction law again triggers a 6 percent cut this year as revenues exceed the state budget. The measure, sponsored by State Sen. Harry F. Byrd Jr., has guided tax relief since 1950 and remains in effect for a third consecutive year.
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Richmond
Defenses labeled vulnerable by physicist Lapp
Atomic physicist Ralph Lapp warned on ABC television that U S defenses are highly vulnerable to atomic attack and that Congress would oppose defense budget cuts if fully informed. He said Russia’s bomb stockpile nears 300 and that unless enemy bombers are stopped, the country’s survival is in jeopardy.
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New York
U. S
Ralph Lapp
Lapp
Armed Forces
Russia
ABC
Martin Praises House Cooperation Ends House Session
Speaker Joseph Martin thanks both parties for fine cooperation as the House adjourns at 11 07 p m. He singles out Republican Leader Halleck of Indiana and Democratic Leader Rayburn of Texas. A standing ovation follows as the session ends amid cheers.
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Washington
Joseph Martin
R-Mass
Martin
Halleck
Indiana
Rayburn
Texas
ACROSS and DOWN Word Puzzle Clues List
A mixed clue set for a crossword style puzzle with across and down entries ranging from people traits to objects and places. Includes hints such as Richard actor, eye color, body parts, biblical terms, and geographic terms, forming a comprehensive crossword grid.
Signs Of Life Traffic Safety Drive Told
Corpl O J Simmons of the State Highway Patrol urges Ohio motorists to observe traffic signs signals and pavement markings to cut fatalities. He notes many 1952 fatal accidents involved violations and cites speed excess failure to stay right improper passing and ignoring signs and signals. The patrol cooperates with the National Safety Council in August for a Signs of Life campaign to protect motorists and pedestrians.
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Cpl. O. J. Simmons
State Highway Patrol
State Patrol
National Safety Council
Ohio
Simmons
Fic
Urge Endowments To Cancer Study
Washington businessmen who donated to the late Sen. Robert A. Taft's campaign funds are urged to endow cancer research in his name. Taft died of cancer in New York, and Sen. Robertson endorses a proposal by Sen. Magnuson to fund Taft memorial cancer scholarships.
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Washington
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Taft
New York
Robertson
D-Wa
Magnuson
D-Wash
Refusals Hit Three City Building Permit Requests
The Zoning Board of Appeal denied three of four permit requests. Grace Baptist Church on Wilmore Drive faced rear-yard encroachment denial for a church addition in residence B zone. John Fordyce's Auto laundry at 1813 Tytus Ave in Business A was denied for neighborhood-service mismatch. George Hill’s plan to enclose a porch at 525 Kensington St. was refused for front-yard encroachment. May er Meat Co. at 1031 Central Ave. received approval to add a boiler room relocation and boiler shift.
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Zoning Board of Appeal
Grace Baptist Church
Wilmore Drive
John Fordyce
Franklin Route 1
Hilbert Martin
Tytus Ave
George Hill
Kensington St
Mayer Meat Company
Central Ave
Judge Returns To Happy Job After Halting Divorce
In St. Louis, Circuit Judge Robert J. Kirkwood interrupted a vacation to set aside the divorce granted last week to Tony T. Tomasso and his wife, saying the couple has made up. He then returned to vacation.
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ST. Louis
Robert J. Kirkwood
Tony T. Tomasso
Divorce Petition Filed In Butler County Ohio
Alfred Kostro of 3444 Brighton Street Philadelphia is notified that on July 10 1953 Juanita Kostro filed in Common Pleas Court Butler County Ohio case 69912 for divorce on Wilful Absence more than one year. He must answer by August 29 1953 or petition may be granted. Attorney Donald M. Gose. Clerk Joseph T. Kiep.
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Alfred Kostro
Brighton Street
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Juanita Kostro
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
Joseph T. Kiep
Norman G. Grevey
Donald M. Gose
Court OF Common Pleas
Ross Motors, Inc
Paul Barker
Cledis Stephens
West Virginia
Charles Yates
Kentucky
Court of
Therm
Lamb & Ellison
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