Railroads face mixed outlook as earnings slip yet stocks rise
Rail traffic and earnings stayed flat for months with February likely to extend the downtrend. Yet railroad stock averages climbed amid investor enthusiasm over upcoming leadership battles and recent earnings gains. 1953 after tax profits reached about 875 million, though four late 1952 months lagged, and January car loadings fell sharply, especially in the East.
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Benson Says HST Was For the Farm Plan
New York Secretary of Agriculture Ezra T. Benson asserts the Republican farm program mirrors laws enacted in 1948 and 1949. He spoke at a dinner honoring him hosted by food industries and farm groups, noting suggestions on variable price supports align with earlier proposals and White House urging from 1945.
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New York
Ezra T. Benson
Department of Agriculture
White House
Blood drive sets college record at Auburn
At Alabama Polytechnic Institute in Auburn students donated 1842 pints of blood over two days, described as a national college record.
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Auburn
Ala
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Youll not be hungry reduc with KENNEL costs only 1.40
The notice advertises a discount offering a kennel item at a price of 1.40. It is a compact promotional blurb lacking clear entities or a concrete event, but presents a singular cost and the product name KENNEL for potential buyers.
Project Engineer Named By Gardner
Russell L. Smith named project engineer by Gardner. Smith, Cincinnati native, holds a mechanical degree from the University of Cincinnati and studies at Xavier in business administration. He previously worked with Taylor-Wharton Steel Co. in Cincinnati and Westinghouse Electric in Lima. He served in the Air Force during World War II.
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Taylor-Wharton Tron & Steel Co
Cincinnati
Westinghouse Electric
Lima
Smith
University of Cincinnati
Xavier University
Air Force
Getting the Bird Across Ten Heavy Blow
The clues point to a wordplay puzzle where a common phrase or answer ties the hints together. Across entries include ten letters for heavy blow and eleven for fruit drinks, with driving command and a number forming the grid's crossing answers.
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Answer to Previous Puzzle 30 Legal wrong 47 Merganser 31 City in 48 Cotton fabric Pennsylvania 49 Solar disk 34 Symbol for 51 Short-necked erbium- 40 Eternity 41 Rodent 56 River (Sp.) ebieanee 87 Baranof fishermen 44 Meadow Fiver oc 52 Pseudonym of Charles Lamb 4.2 Reharne mountain 88 Low haunt.
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Pennsylvania
Former Mental Patient Accused of Killing Wife
George F. Sack, noted for past sensational cases, was charged here with killing his third wife. The body of Goldie Goodrich Sack was found near Sack’s apartment, with medical examiners deeming the death asphyxiation of unknown manner. Authorities tied a local witness to Sack’s automobile parked by the vacant lot the night of disappearance.
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George F. Sack
Sack
Goldie Goodrich
Clarence Darrow
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Seattle
Monroe
Wash
Terry Schrunk
Thoughtful Bandit Confesses to Cincinnati Robbery Gaffe
Thomas Kane, 52, told police a man held him at knife point last night and demanded $26.23. The suspect allegedly handed Kane 25 cents and instructed him to catch a bus home.
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Cincinnati
Thomas Kane
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