Molly the molybdenum metal aids jet age progress
The article discusses molybdenum, nicknamed Molly, reinforcing jet age prospects by withstanding high temperatures and improving hard steel without sacrificing toughness. It notes expected rapid jet expansion by 1959, airport expansions, noise concerns, and industry efforts to reduce jet noise and integrate new jets into existing air traffic systems.
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American Iron and Steel Institute
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Do-It-Yourself Tax Package Offered in Detroit
A Detroit accounting firm markets a self help income tax package for 2.50 dollars. The offer includes one day rental of an adding machine, a stamped envelope to the Internal Revenue Service, and extra tax forms. Advice costs extra.
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Detroit
Internal Revenue Service
Nation's major commercial airports show heavy traffic
By P. D. Eldred, San Francisco report notes the nation's top airports already seething with traffic as travel demand climbs. Authorities assess capacity and expansion needs amid rising passenger volumes and economic activity.
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P. D. Eldred
San Francisco
Now's Time To Get Car In Condition
Martin Thomas of the Butler County Automobile Club urges regular vehicle inspections amid renewed proposals for compulsory car checks. He argues safety and protecting an older investment justify spring maintenance now before heavier highway traffic begins.
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Middletown
Butler County Automobile Club
Ohio
AAA
Space trips to be common by 2007
World War I ace Eddie Rickenbacker told PhiladelphiaRotarians that interplanetary travel would become commonplace in the next 50 years.
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Philadelphia
Eddie Rickenbacker
Medicine Tree Fight Kills Eight in Indian Village
Eight villagers were killed in Majli village Jaunpur district during a clash over a Margosa tree believed to have medicinal properties. Reports say residents fought each other for possession of the tree, a large East Indian plant with valued bark.
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Calcutta
India
Majli
Jaunpur
Baby's Diaper Thwarts Thief in Philadelphia
Mrs. Robina Hartung outwitted a robber by hiding $120 in her 7 month old baby's diaper. The burglar forced entry and asked to change the baby's diapers. Hartung moved most of the money into the diaper. The thief found $31 elsewhere and did not search the child.
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Philadelphia
Robina Hartung
Eastland Defends Conduct In Newsman Contempt Trial
Senator Eastland testified in the Seymour Peck contempt case that the Senate Internal Security subcommittee sought to study Communist penetration to aid statute formulation not curb press freedom. He described his voluntary district court appearance as to avoid a Senate showdown over immunity. Peck, a Times writer, had admitted past Communist links at a prior job.
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Sen
Eastland
D-Miss
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Federal District Court
Seymour Peck
New York
Peck
New York Times
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New York Star
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Newsman
Crime Collection To Be Melted Into Scrap In Baltimore
Baltimore authorities transfer 350 guns 200 knives and assorted tools to Bethlehem Steel for melting into scrap. The materials were seized from crime scenes and will be recycled into steel products.
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Baltimore
Bethlehem Steel Co
Twins Give Bennetts Fifteenth Child in Fowlerville
In Fowlerville Michigan Joseph and his wife welcomed a third straight set of twins, bringing their total to 15 children. Joseph Bennett is a construction engineer.
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Fowlerville
Mich
Joseph B. Bennetts
Bennetts
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