Steel Industry Aims to Meet Any Demand in 1950s
New York AP reports the nations steel industry is ready to meet any demand. Iron Age notes record operating capacity at 101.5 percent with eleven straight weeks at or above 100. It projects 1944 war-year output levels and a potential nine million ton yearly rate before 1951. Auto sector demand may slip after midyear as Detroit forecasters anticipate a peak in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Iron Metalworking Trade
Bald
Iron Age
Trade Weekly
Steel
Detroit
Television Listings for Wednesday Night Across Stations
A dense schedule of programs across WLW WKRC and WHIO channels shows air times for shows like Date With Drama, Captain Video, Kukla Fran Ollie, Arthur Godfrey, News, Say It With Music, and primetime mysteries, with multiple repeats and late night sign offs. The guide lists varied genres from variety to detective drama, kids shows, and weather updates across stations.
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Cowley’s Alley
Virginia Petterson Shape
Ae Sewer
Kukia
Fran
Ollie
Caravan
Springfield
Jonany’s
Wlw—T
Channel 4
Ruth Lyons
Virginia Patterson
Kukla Fran
John Conte
Martin Kane
Jim White
Retens
Snarky Parker
Kirby Stone
CBS News
Jim Maxwell
Whio—Tv
Hollywood
Renee
Jean Shepherd
Frankie Carle Blue Byron
Arretson
Dave & Barbara
Art Frenzel
Oxford
Yukon
Beulan Fulton Lewis, Jr. Campbell
Stanley Inn
Pitt
Ivy
Clnn
Walter Kiernan
Christian Internatinn
Ae Attorney
Chandu
Music Family Theater
Phill Marlowe
Richard” Diamond
Les Brown
Ord
Frank Edwards
Arthur Rockwell
Jon Arthur Eddy Arnold
Ernie Lee
Jon Arthur
Jon Arthur Paul Hodges
George W. Crane
Betty Crocker
Godfrey
Helen Trent
Ma Perkins
Cedric Foster
Lenny
Dr. Malone
Stella
Hollyw
City and club meeting notices and schedules
City Briefs lists multiple meetings for Co B Ohio Defense Corps at 7 30 p m at State Highwing Garage Officers meeting for Chauffeurs Teamsters Helpers Local 836 at 7 30 p m Trades and Labor Council Hall Lions Club noon at LeSourdsville Lake Kiwanis at Manchester Hotel Armco Employes Federation Executive Committee at 7 p m AEIF offices Blythe Williams Post Auxiliary American Legion River Leaf Social Club Moose Lodge at 8 p m Toastmasters at Manchester Hotel Odd Fellows Alpha Council Jr QUAM at 8 p m North Broad St HQ Co 2786th Infantry Regiment trains at 8 p m American Legion Armory
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauffeurs, Teamsters and Helpers
Trades and Labor Council Hall
Co. 2786Th Infantry Regiment
American Legion Armory
Stainless Steel Prices Increased Pittsburgh AP
Prices for stainless steel products and galvanized steel pipe rose yesterday as Carnegie Illinois Steel, American Steel and Wire, and National Tube raised costs. Stainless grades jumped one to one and a half cents per pound, galvanized pipe up about six dollars per net ton. Officials cited higher nickel and zinc costs as the reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corporation
American Steel and Wire Company
National Tube Company
Tyrannical Fathers And Doting Mothers Blamed For Ills Of Children
Cincinnati report from AP notes Dr. Paul Popenoe at the University of Cincinnati Summers School Institute on Education and family Life. He argues that domineering fathers and indulgent mothers predict later life troubles from unhappy marriages to legal issues, asserting children grow up confused about world expectations and personal conduct. He highlights undemonstrative parents and warped views on gender roles as common pathologies requiring counseling.
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Cincinnati
Paul Popenoe
American Institute of Family Relations
Uni
Summers School Institute
Popenoe
Los Angeles
Armco Research Man Wins Award at ATSM Meeting
O B Ellis senior research engineer at Armco Steel received the second Sam Tour Award from the American Society for Testing Materials during the 53rd meeting in Atlantic City. His paper titled Effect of Weather on the Initial Corrosion Rate of Sheet Zinc appears in the society proceedings. Ellis has led Armco's corrosion research since 1932 after roles as research engineer and assistant chief chemist. He earned a BS in Chemistry and MS in Physics from the University of Louisville and spent five years teaching in public high schools before joining Armco.
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Sam Tour
American Society For Testing Materials
O. B. Ellis
Armco Steel Corporation
Atlantic City
Ellis
Armeco
University of Louisville
Armco
Two Ohioans Oppose Draft in House Vote
Two Ohio congressmen broke with their party on a bill extending the draft one year. Rep. Robert Crosser said his vote against the measure reflected a lifetime conviction against the draft, calling it a moral issue. Rep. Michael Feighan joined as the other dissenting Democrat. he offered no immediate comment.
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Washington
Ohio
House
Robert Crosser
Cleveland
Burke
Huber
Kirwan
McSweeney
Polk
Secrest
Young
Bolston
Brehm
Clevenger
Elston
Jenkins
McCulloch
McGregor
Weichel
Feigham
Crosser
Hays
Smith
Wagner
Breen
Brown
Vorys
Peace talks move to Lorain in long shore strike
AFL International Longshoremen’s Union talks shift from Toledo to Lorain with Ross Barr of the National Mediation Board concentrating on disputes in Lorain and Fairport. No talks set in Toledo. A strike also affects Huron. Also noted is a tractor mower able to cut as much hay in 10 minutes as 10 men do in a day.
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Lorain O
AFL International Longshoremen's Union
Toledo
Lorain
Ross Barr
National Tube strike ends. plant weighs reopening
A one day strike by 300 National Tube Company railroad workers ended as talks continue. United States Steel subsidiary planned a Sunday closure for two weeks of vacations for 13,000 workers. Officials ponder reopening for the remaining days this week while negotiations on wage issues resume.
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Lorain
National Tube Company
United States Steel
Robert Urgehard
Brotherhood of Railroad
Company
BRT
Presidential Board
William FP. Kennedy
Assault Charge Filed In Akron Picket Fight
Akron AP report says Lee Dugan executive secretary of the Akron CIO Council posted a $300 bond on an assault and battery charge from a picket line incident near Mogadore. Jomm Walters, a worker at Cornwell Quality Tax Company, says he was knocked down three times by an unidentified picket yesterday. Dugan denied comment. The strike spurred by CIO UAW contract talks led to a newly formed independent union and resumed work at the 154-employee firm.
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AKRON
Lee Dugen
Akron Cio Council
Jomm Walters
Cornwell Qosilty Tax Company
Mogadore
Fevterday
Dugan
Ald
Hie Escalent
CIO
United Auto Workers
Drake
Slayer Freed in Self Defense in Peru Shooting
Mrs. Virgil Sutton, 73, was cleared by Sheriff Harry H. Broome after killing Joseph Dolezal, 33, in Peru Ohio in self defense. Dolezal reportedly attacked Sutton with a hunting knife, prompting her to fire a shotgun through a door, wounding him in the head. Sutton, who was also shot in the leg, was treated and jailed history shows prior assault charges by Dolezal.
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Norwalk
Virgil Sutton
Harry H. Broome
Joseph Doleral
Cleveland
Dolezal
Broome
Peru
Sutton
Lustron sale move studied in Chicago court
Federal bankruptcy referee Wallace Streeter weighed whether to dissolve a court order blocking the RFC from taking Lustron assets in Columbus Ohio. The RFC bought Lustron assets after no bids at a public sale, with loans totaling 36.5 million. Lafayette Steel Co. of Chicago bid 645 for steel and sought possession prompting the review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Lustron Corporation
Columbus
Wallace Streeter
Philip Sullivan
RFC
Lustron
Sullivan
Streeter
Lafayette Steel Company
J Sullivan
U,. 58 District Court
Policy shift urged after Korea crisis in Moscow fracas
An editorial critiques Soviet aggression and United States inaction, urging a tougher stance. It calls out Moscow's harassment worldwide and warns against relying on the Kremlin. The piece questions American policy toward the Iron Curtain and suggests using Voice of America as a crusade for ideas.
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South Korea
Moscow
Department of State
Kremlin
United States
Russia
Voice of America
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Arthur Godfrey
CONTA
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Armco Employes Independent Federation
AEIF
Blythe + Williams Post
Iiver Leaf
Moose Lodge
At & P.m
Toastmasters Club
Odd Fellows Lodge
Alpha Council, No. 326, Jr
QUAM
North Broad St
U.S
Willem J. Milter
Pooteres
Armco Research
Art Baker
Happy Landing
Art Godfrey Jet
News Miami VU
Spinning Wheel St. le
St. Louis
Grand Lake
RADIO
Thomson
Service Ene Ae el
Sauer
Ivie Bade
Lebanon
Franklin
WPFB
Provico Farm
National Tube
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Lustron Sale
David Lawrence
Vornado
Sutton Corporation
Writerta
Cannes
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A. Sutton Corporation
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