International Iron and Steel Institute Formed in Brussels
In Brussels steel producers from twelve nations formed the International Iron and Steel Institute to collect and disseminate information and promote steel industry interests. Founders include Austria Belgium Canada France Great Britain Italy Germany and the United States plus Japan Luxembourg the Netherlands and South Africa.
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International Iron and Steel Institute
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Belgium
Canada
France
Great Britain
Italy
Germany
United States
Japan
Luxembourg
Netherlands
South Africa
Last Year’s Queen Ought To Abdicate
Dear Ann Landers recounts a high school junior class dilemma at the spring prom. The current queen is unmarried and five months pregnant, prompting calls for abdication by the previous queen’s crowning role.
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Mother's Day ideas from Peck's Flower Shop spotlight
Mother’s Day greetings highlight Peck’s Flower Shop with flowers bowls and ornate pitchers for gifting. Sears and Reed Klopps advertise home comfort and room planning while Davidson’s Photo Shops offer albums and keepsakes for memories. Local advice columns discuss coronation pregnancy, marital quirks, and pet peeves with Ann Landers guidance.
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Katie
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Davidsons
Bertha Vesters
Holy Land
Youth, 18 Charged In Slaving
An 18 year old, Dennis Napier, is charged with second degree murder in the fatal beating of Donald Garner during a West Side gang clash. Napier’s father Alvis Napier, 50, faces a shooting with intent to wound charge after a shotgun blast from their home injured 11 people. Garner, 19, died at St John Hospital. two gangs had a two year feud.
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Today In History Highlights Of May 6 1968
On May 6 1942 Corregidor surrendered after 150 days of resistance in the Pacific War. Other dated notes include Peter Minuit buying Manhattan in 1626, Peary born in 1856, Arkansas seceding in 1861, Grant and Ward bankruptcy in 1884, Stalin becoming premier in 1941, Princess Margaret's 1959 wedding, a Picasso sale a decade ago, and civil rights protests noted in Birmingham ten years earlier. The column also includes reader hints on crafts and household tips from Heloise and social notes.
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New York
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Joseph Stalin
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V. M. Molotov
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Princess Margaret
Hints From Heloise On Peeling Onions And Planting Tips
Heloise shares quick onion slicing tips by leaving onion skin on to reduce odor and ease peeling, plus advice on reviving plant watering practices with ice on top of soil and using margarine tubs for seed starts. The note mentions pearls bead restringing with a needle threader and cites Heloise's editor’s note on answering readers.
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