Blough Urges Harmony in Business Government Relations
Roger M Blough chairman of US Steel told stockholders harmony between business and government is essential for progress He defended a recent price increase and said future pricing should be market driven He opposed government price setting and noted profit lag since 1950, urging understanding of profits and industrial capacity recovery.
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Hoboken, N.J
Roger M. Blough
Blough
US Steel Corp
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U.S. Steel
United States Chamber of Commerce
America
Cubs Announce Working Agreement With San Antonio
The Chicago Cubs establish a new working agreement with San Antonio of the Texas League, aligning player development pathways and farm team collaboration. The deal strengthens minor league links and creates close ties between the two organizations for prospect assignments and shared standards.
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Chicago Cubs
San Annio
Empire State Scrub Job To Take Crews 6 Months
A 30 man crew begins a six month spring cleaning of the Empire State Building. The 102 story landmark, completed in 1931, will be washed and waterproofed with 3,000 gallons of coating, 500,000 square feet of limestone polished, 250 gallons of paint used, and 6,500 window frames scrubbed. Work starts on the 86th floor north and west sides and proceeds down to the sixth floor, then moves to the south and east sides. Floors above 86th floor slated for July and August wind conditions permitting. Electric scaffolds below 85th floor climb 18 feet per minute. above use baskets.
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Empire State Building
Two Counties Divide Illinois in 1790
In 1790 the then territory of Illinois consisted of two counties. St Clair covered the western portion, while Knox comprised the eastern half.
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Illinois
St. Clair
Knox
Continued Slump Into July Likely For Steel
Steel production has slumped to its lowest level since last August and is expected to decline further into July. Second-quarter ingot output may drop about 18 percent year over year, while shipments fall no more than 10 percent. Consumption is rising 7 to 10 percent in Q2 due to existing inventories and mill stock, with gains in August and September anticipated.
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Cleveland
Steel Magazine
Weekly Journal of Metalworking
Western
Youngstown
Cincinnati
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Twirlers Shine at Xenia Meet With Multiple Winners
Five area twirlers captured top honors at a United States Twirling Association sanctioned contest held in the Xenia fieldhouse. First-place awards went to Donna Sue Hatton in the 4 year-old be-division, Rhonda Napier in advanced six-year-olds and under, Donna Armtstrong in advanced eight-year-olds, and Terri Selby in advanced 1-year-olds. Lu Ann Evans took second in advanced eight-year-olds, Lorett Ann Johnson was second in six-year-old beginners, and Bonnie Fletcher placed seventh in 1-year-old beginners.
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Xenia Fieldhouse
Donna Sue Hatton
Rhonda Sue Napier
Donna Marie Armtstrong
Terri Lee Selby
Lu Ann Evans
Lorett Ann Johnson
Bonnie Fletcher
Talk Tuesday Not Tonight Lecture Tonight Headline Error
The Christian Science public lecture at Roosevelt Junior High School will be held tomorrow night at 8 p.m. not tonight as a previous headline indicated. The story correctly matched the event but the headline was wrong.
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Roosevelt Junior High School
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Local Campaign Thank You Note for Support
A candidate seeking the nomination for State Representative expresses gratitude for campaign support. The message thanks supporters for their assistance and backing during the nomination bid.
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