U S Steel raises price by eight fifty a ton
U S Steel Corp the world’s leading steel producer lifted prices an average eight dollars and fifty cents per ton. The increase follows a five week strike ending recently and may affect millions of steel users including the auto industry planning higher 1957 model prices. The raise comes amid rising labor costs and a new three year no strike contract for 650000 United Steelworkers.
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Pittsburgh
U. S. Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
United Steelwork
Ers
Clifford F. Hood
L. §. Steel
Con
David J. McDonald
USW
McDonald
Hood
Quebec Man Indicted In Stock Sales
A Montreal based investment adviser Kenneth H. Gregory of Gregory and Gregory Inc was indicted by the Franklin County Grand Jury in Columbus for selling unregistered securities and offering securities without a license. Ohio officials said Gregory solicited stock sales by mail and targeted several Ohioans with tips and offers from unregistered brokers.
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Columbus
Ohio
Franklin County Grand Jury
Kenneth H. Gregory
Montreal
Quebec
Gregory & Gregory, Inc
Samuel
Gregory
Federal Securities Commission
Kiraly
Unclear: Boy Falls at Fairgrounds Kills 2-Year-Old
Sheridan coroner ruled the death of 2 year old Sophia Louise Hait at the All American Indian Days celebration an unavoidable accident. The child died instantly after being struck by a man who fell during the national anthem at Sheridan County Fairgrounds.
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Sheridan
Sophia Louise Hait
Sheridan County, Fairgrounds
Boy In Critical Condition After Heart Massage
A three year old boy named Bob Brayshaw remained in critical condition in Marshall Texas after a heart stoppage. He was treated with chest massage and oxygen therapy but his status was unchanged.
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Marshall. Tex
Bob Brayshaw
McKeldin Named as Possible GOP Vice Presidential Candidate
Governor Theodore R. McKeldin faced pressure over a possible vice presidential nomination. He stated he would not go against the governor’s wishes and had not commented on the matter. He also earlier rejected Harold E. Stassen’s bid to back Christian A. Herter as running mate, saying he would await the presidential nominee’s preference. The report notes a Panama isthmus sea level comparison.
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Theodore R. McKeldin
Mecheldin
Harold E. Stassen
Christian A. Herter
Massachusetts
Six Defendants Fined $300 in Municipal Court
Six defendants were fined a total of $300 and costs at arraignment before Municipal Judge J. T. Lamb. Hastings Clay and Charles Keith each paid $50 plus costs for careless driving. Keith arrested after a Central Avenue crash. Roy Lidge paid $50 for hauling garbage fees. Napoleon Clements Jr and Paul Clements with Sammie Palmore were fined $50 for disorderly conduct and fighting, all suspended. Sam Mulholland waived a preliminary hearing and was bound to the Butler County Grand Jury under $500 bond. Several charges were dismissed including warrants and assaults. ten intoxication cases were processed.
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J. T. Lamb
Hastell Clay
Winona Dr
Charles Keith
Bailtimmore St
Keith
Central Avenue
Clay
Roy Lidge
Plum Ave
Napoleon Clements Jr
Garfield St
Grove Street
Michigan Avenue
Paul Clements
Garfield Ha
Sammie Palmore
Young St
Grove
Sam Mulholland
Monroe St
Butler County
U. S. 25
Monroe
Lamb
Warren Pence
West Middletown Rt
William Birchfield
Malvern St
Patricia
Arthur Of Waldorf Admits Fibbing On Tax Tips
Hagedorn a Woodside Queens resident earned 61554 mostly in tips during 18 months and should have paid 20891 in taxes. He allegedly declared 96325 and paid 9110 in taxes. He became head waiter July 1 1952. Hans Paul 64 and indicted for tax evasion last January. North Carolina began geological survey in 1823.
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New York
Arthur Hagedorn
Waldorf - Astoria
Brooklyn
Hagedorn
Matthew T. A Hagedorn
Woodside
Queens
Hans Paul
Threats to Economy From Suez Crisis Widen
New York driven by Sam Dawson reports U S businessmen fear Suez Canal tensions will raise import costs and disrupt trade. three scenarios loom none nationalization sparking war canal traffic stoppage or higher tolls forcing longer routes around Africa affecting oil, rubber, tin, tea, burlap and steel products. lingering concerns over oil prices and Arab unrest add to economic anxiety.
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Sam Dawson
New York
U.S
Africa
Middle East
Billy Anderson Draws 5 Years
Billy Anderson, 28, son of comedian Eddie Rochester Anderson, received a five year federal prison term for sale and possession of marijuana. He admitted a prior narcotics conviction in Kentucky, leading to the enhanced sentence. his lawyer said an appeal would be filed.
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Los Angeles
Billy Anderson
Eddie Rochester Anderson
Young Anderson
Kentucky
Manel
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