Steel Firms Catching Up On 1952 Orders
Cleveland based report notes government may boost steel allotments for 1952 first quarter as auto industry aims to have all 1952 allotments delivered by year end. After a recent steel strike, makers may borrow against first quarter allotments to sustain cuts through December. Steel capacity rose to 105.5 percent, about 2,200,000 net tons weekly.
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New Jap Envoy Seeks Full Honors in Singapore Arrival
Japan's first postwar consul general to Singapore, Ken Ninomyia, complained no officials greeted him on arrival. A government spokesman said such a welcome is not normal practice. Ninomyia believed Britain's Tokyo consul notified Singapore, but only a small delegation of Chinese and Indian businessmen attended.
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Murder trial opens as 28-year-old Mizibrocky to testify
In Baltimore the George Edward Grammer case proceeds with Miss Mathilda Mizibrocky, a 28-year-old former United Nations employee from Hamilton Ontario, expected to testify about their alleged romance. Prosecutors say Grammer beat his wife to death to stage an accident.
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