Steel Mills To Boost Ingot Output In March
Cleveland AP reports Steel Magazine predicts March ingot production near seven million tons, up 1 percent from February, with first quarter output around 196 million tons. The rise reflects trim inventory liquidation and rising demand as mills add semifinished stock and speed deliveries. Frances Perkins noted as the first U.S. woman cabinet member.
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Last Yellow Fever Volunteer Dies in South Carolina
James Leonard Hanberry, last survivor of 25 volunteers in Walter Reed Cuban experiments, died at 86 in Veterans Hospital Columbia. He recalled insisting on abstaining from liquor during the 1901 mosquito exposure that helped prove yellow fever is spread by mosquitoes. Congress honored him in 1929 with a special medal. He was a Denmark native and former police officer who moved to Orangeburg, where funeral services were set.
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