Signs indicate steel mills at capacity into 1948
Cleveland December 7 A steel industry summary from the National Metalworking Weekly reports mills likely to stay at capacity through the first half of 1948. Despite some SOM spot reports, the steel market shows no reflection of decline. In Q1 next year, substantial mill backlogs and possible January shutdowns to back up tonnage are noted. Monthly tonnage allocations are common with few beyond February. Raw materials supply improves, pig iron edging up, yet demand remains stronger than supply. Estimated 1948 ingot production near 48.7 million tons, a new peacetime record, just shy of wartime 1944. The word delirium is defined as being off the straight line or furrow.
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Cleveland
Hinsi— Steel Magazine
National Metalworking Weekly
Turbulent Thirteen Club Hosts Bridge Evening in New Bedford
Mrs William Taylor entertained the Turbulent Thirteen club with three bridge tables and prizes for top scores to an evening at her home. Guests included Mrs Jeonard Wiseman and Mrs John Grunenwald. a letter to Mrs Wylie Wallace was written. refreshments were served by Miss Mary Grunenwald.
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Turbulent Thirteen
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John Komar
Mary Grunenwald
Paul Crown
Jeonard Wiseman
John Grunenwald
Wylie Wallace
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New Bedford Notes
Wayne Dieter
Columbus
Youngsy Fawn College
Hay Orr
Youngstown City
South Side
George Worlman
Gary Whiting
New Castle
Soviet charge of Yugoslav and Balkan aid disputed
In a debate on Page Four coverage, Soviet deputy foreign minister labels claims that communist guerrillas receive Yugoslav Bulgarian and Albanian support as junk. Despite the quarrel, the Balkan commission is extended for a year and its report is broadly accepted, marking a rare indictment of Soviet military activity abroad. The issue of military missions will likely prompt a Russian retort about US aid to Greece and China, though US commitments are openly documented while Soviet figures remain secret.
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Bulgaria
Albania
Assembly
Balkan Commission
Russia
Greece
China
Soviet
Mother of Four Gained Bar Admission in Susquehanna
Audrey Kelly of Montrose joins Susquehanna County Bar as the second woman admitted. Her husband Melvin J. Kelly supported her petition before Judge Edward P. Little. She graduated from Cor[row]jaw school and completed the required state bar. New interest rate for 1947 from U S fire insurance firms posted a record low 2.1 percent.
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Montrose. Pa
Audrey Kelly
Montrose
Susquehanna County
Melvin J. Kelly
Edward Pp. Little
Corjaw School
Neil Unive
Nowi Nations
Kelly
Susquehanna Bar
Sue M. Straus
New York
U.S
Fragmented Readers’ Letters Target New Deal and War Policy
A missive catalogs criticisms of the New Deal and Dewey Ware ren speeches, attacking radio reach, Jewish international law references, and calls for strict military discipline amid a claim that most apricot crops come from California. The writer scatters topics from politics to agriculture and national defense with sharp sarcasm.
Policemen Hurt In Traffic Booths
In Lynn Massachusetts three police officers were injured in traffic booth accidents in three weeks. The latest victim was Patrolman Frank Doyle aged 60 who leaned on a rail inside his booth Sunday and fell when the rail broke suffering bruises and requiring removal by ambulance.
Washington Calling 4 from Page Feet
The piece argues the press failed to present campaign issues as President Truman did. It cites unrest over media emphasis on the Roosevelt plan and notes Truman’s desire to choose aides without press pressure after victory. It recalls past press criticism during the Pendergast era and emphasizes the administration’s sensitivity to media scrutiny.
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Ing.call
Roosevelt
Truman
Talted Peatere
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