No Let-Up In Business Boom
HOT SPRINGS Virginia reports a two day closed door conference of the Business Advisory Council with Secretary of Commerce Weeks. They foresee no recession from Eisenhower illness and expect a strong Christmas season. They cite record personal income spending and production in the third quarter while probing concerns over consumer credit and inflation risk. The council notes decades of advisory service to commerce.
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Hot Springs
Business Advisory Council
Secretary of Commerce
Eisenhower
Higenhower
Council
Jeason
Council of Economic Advisers
Duel Challenge Sparks Scuffle At Rio Museum
In Rio de Janeiro Sen Jurad Magalhaes tried to strike publisher Paul Bittencourt in a duel dispute over editorials in Correia Da Mana. Bittencourt refused the duel and Magalhaes was restrained by bystanders at the Museum of Modern Art. In London Susana Divim of Caracas won Miss World, with runner up Margaret Anne Haywood of Arkansas. A brutal cold wave in Mexico City has killed at least 10 poor residents with five bodies found on streets.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Sen
Jurad Magalhaes
Paul Bittencourt
Museum of Modern Art
Magalhaes
Bittencourt
Correia da Manha
Pers JSON
London
Susana Divim
Caracas
The
Sunday Dispatch
Margaret Anne Haywood
Yonesboro
Atr
Miss Druim
Mexico City
Mexico
Mexico’City
Princess Margaret Quiet Cottage Party Sparks Gossip
London reports a small, private party at a Knightsbridge cottage for Princess Margaret and Peter Townsend. Guests included Mrs. John L. Wills and their son Andrew, Miss Iris Peake, and unidentified attendees. The couple left separately after about six hours, while a bystander described lighthearted laughter and a discreet departure for home.
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London
Princess Margaret
Peter Townsend
Coles
Hordon
Royal Beauty
Housin
John L. Wills
Kinnerton St
Knightsbridge
Margaret
Andrew
Brownell
Britain
Asylum Granted to Nine Russian Seamen in Seattle
Nine young Russian seamen aboard the Soviet tanker Tuapse were granted political asylum in the United States after arriving from Formosa. Admitted by Attorney General Brownell, the group expressed exuberant joy despite protests from the Russian government.
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Seattle
Formosa
Brownell
Chianne Wand
Britain Honors Nelson and George VI on Trafalgar Day
London marked Trafalgar Day by remembering Admiral Lord Nelson and the late King George VI. Queen Elizabeth II unveiled a bronze statue of her father in Carlton Gardens while Nelson’s signal and wreaths recalled Britain’s victory over Napoleon. The ceremony echoed past battles and the resolve of London during World War I.
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London
Lord Nelson
George VI
Carlton Gardens
Elizabeth II
Royal Navy
Nelson
Trafalgar Square
England
HMS Victory
Portsmouth
George Creasy
Driver Stays With His Runaway Truck
KITTANNING Pennsylvania driver Charles Defrain clung to his runaway truck as it rolled down a steep hill on Route 422 smashing 10 autos and injuring three before crashing on a main street. The brakes failed about a third of the way down. Defrain was uninjured and no charges were filed. He told police he pressed the brake horned and prayed during the dash.
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Kittanning
Charles Defrain
Williams
Pennsylvania
Ineigni
Defrain
Injuries Fatal for Topeka Man in McPherson Crash
Charles J. Holtwick, 63, of Topeka, died at a McPherson hospital early today from injuries sustained in a Sunday auto crash on U S Highway 50N near Galva. Savings bonds are an investment.
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Harrison
Kansas City
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Rash
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Williamsburg
Furniturg
Robert Barnes
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Jean Phares
N. Main
Davidson Radio
Main
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Standard Neathering Co
Conrad
McCragken
Aoil
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Ft. Boll Albows
A. Don Machin Supply CO
Wiggins Electric Service
Gail Nitcher
N. Cedar Phone
Auto Service
Harry Smith
H. D. Smith
Bel Air
W.W
Price Motor
Ford
Price
Clyde Rice
Mercury
Eisenbart Motor Service
Richmond, Kansas
Imise
Mulberry
Worden Telephone Co
Worden Phone
Tor Sale
Cushman “Eagle
White House
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Studebaker
Buick
Mike Mulcahey
Orchard Home Fruit Farm
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Princeton
Jonathan
Stayman
Romo Beatty
David Orchard
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Kans
Carl Carl
Richardson
Hyland Orchard
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Myra Hawkins
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Emporia
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Massey-Harris
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Allis-Chalmers
P.T.O. Combine
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G.I
Ottawa Tractor & Implement CO
Best Buy In Town
Continental
Minnick Motor CO
Mobile Homes
Willow
Homer Bishop
Budge
Firestone Frigitone
Town & Country Winter Tires
Frank Mathias
Gene Domnanish
Ponca
Pawnee
Wichita
Washington School
Iola
A. Enaminger
Moran
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Antones
South Main Produce
Poultry and Supplies
Easton
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Saue Pee
Clarence House
Recidoante
Herald
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Aaven
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Bert Laws
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