Experts See Recession Ending in Fall Amid Debate
Government economists remain divided on bottoming out the recession this month. While some indicators show improvement such as steel, housing, and May unemployment, others warn enduring weaknesses like plant investment, machine tool orders, auto labor relations, and exports. A federal official says recovery is certain in time, but timing remains open to discussion.
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Man Found Alive After 10 Days Eating Tree Leaves
A 75-year-old man, John Logan Minton, who disappeared May 25 after saying he would drown himself was found under a tree in Tazewell Tennessee and later at a Middlesboro Kentucky hospital. He had survived by eating only hickory tree leaves for ten days and was described as weak and famished but doing all right.
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Two State Police Troopers Transferred in Troop D Change
Two Troopers from Troop D at Butler are reassigned to the Mercer sub-station effective June 5. Thomas J. Petrovich and Arnold Fonseca depart, replaced by George Babies from Mercer and August G. Tagliente from Butler, announced by Capt. Eugene L. Fontaine.
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Citizens Group To Meet Thursday At City Hall
The Citizens Committee on literature and films will hold its monthly session Thursday at 8 p.m. in City Hall council chambers. Fred Allen chairs the group and plans further action to keep new stands free of objectionable material and to shield screens from wholesome pictures.
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Reverend Sartell Delivers Address at Shelton College
Rev. Howard V. Sartell, pastor of Calvary Independent Church, Moody Ave., spoke to graduates at Shelton College Ringwood New Jersey during the 51st commencement in the Formal Gardens Skylands Campus. The baccalaureate speaker was Rev. Howard A. Clark of the Navajo Bible School and Mission. Tokyo notes that 50 percent of Japan is rural farming and only 2 percent of Japanese Christians are farmers.
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Assignment America by Phyllis Battelle
A column examines postwar work and consumer life in America reflecting on employment, mobility, and family roles as the nation shapes its identity. The piece surveys patterns in education, housing, and technology influencing daily life.
New Parlor Gameattracts Mens Minds in New York
Advertising crowd unveils a party game with three probing questions about wealth loyalty and risk. It aims to reveal motives and spark frank talk as Anita Colby brands herself The Smelliest while offering tips to lure men with cologne tricks and scent.
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Fragrance Tips and Beer Bottle Sales Report
The article describes fragrance application steps from head to toe and mentions perfume lasting about four hours. It also notes beer bottle sales in the United States totaling over 10 percent of annual glass container sales, about 7.8 percent. Cleveland data accompanies the market share figure.
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Bessemer Boy Scout Troop Schedules 25th Reunion
The Bessemer Boy Scout Troop plans a 25th anniversary reunion with a dinner at the American Legion Hall in Bessemer on June 14. Paul A. Rowe chairs the arrangements committee. Gerald Nord will serve as toastmaster, former chairman of the original event.
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New Castle Theatre Association Closed Tonight
New Castle Theatre Association shows Edge Of The City and Until They Sail with Joan Fontaine tonight and continues Friday and Saturday with the double feature at the local venue.
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New Castle Theatre Association
Joan Fontaine
Former Scoutmasters Gather for Troop Reunion
Donald F. King announced a reunion for former members and the first scoutmaster of the troop. Former leaders outside Yohogania Council at Melunion can attend. reservations with Rowe at Bessemer due by June 7 for meal planning.
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