U S Business Outlook Mixed As Construction Leads Early 1958
U S business leaders see cautious upturn with construction as a bright spot as mortgage money loosens and costs ease. housing firms and major industries report some order gains, though auto makers and heavy industry face sharp declines. stock market climbs on brighter profits for select sectors.
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New York
U.S
United States Savings & Loan League
George Cline Smith
W. Dodge Corp
Chryler
Ford
Learnings
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Allis-Chalmers
Gulf OW Corp
U. S
Associated Press
Trend of Security Prices for Past Week Analyzed
Trend analysis by Paul H. MacGregor with Huttton & Co. notes a slow recovery in security prices, citing historical highs and a tentative leveling of the business curve. It discusses the Dow Jones Industrials moving within ranges, risks of waiting for concrete evidence, and possible rail tax considerations influencing investor sentiment.
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Smathers
Market Triangle Points to Big Move This Spring
A close readers view notes the Dow forming a large triangle signaling a major move within weeks. Rail stocks show strength, with a February peak near 460 and potential breakout past 480, implying a possible temporary top and a key retrace around 468. Tax cut debates shape market tone as Rockefeller and Smathers back proposals and Congress weighs action.
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H. DE LA Chapelle Wise Paine
Webber, Jackson & Curls
Dow
Dow Industrials
Congress
George A. Smathers
Senate
Nelson Rockeacttele
Feller
New York Times
White House
Sen
Smathers
Two Doctors Fly to Aid of Cardinal Stritch
Chicago archdiocese head Samuel Cardinal Stritch, 70, faced a serious arterial blockage in his right arm. Dr. Ralph Bergen and Dr. John Keeley flew from Chicago at 11:25 am to attend him, with Keeley noted as a cardio vascular surgeon. Plans shifted to possible Rome transfer with public and private prayers requested. Stritch arrived in Rome to assume a Vatican post as pro prefect of the Congregation for Propagation of the Faith after a restless night on the journey.
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Chicago Ley
Chicago
Borme
Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Yin
Ralph Bergen
John Keeley
Bergen
Keeley
Chicago’s
Mercy Hospital
Capital Air Lines
New York City
New York
Trans World
Rome
Msgr
James Hardiman
Cardinal Stritch
George
Vatican
Congregation For Propagation of the Faith
Strutch
Italy
Naples
United States
Broken Bachelor Bequeaths $36400 to Government
Edward Yearsley a 93 year old bachelor who died last November left his entire estate of 36400 dollars to the government to help pay off the national debt. Neighbors who had provided him aid for years with money and gifts were surprised by the bequest.
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London
Edward Yearsley
Three in Family Slain by Ex-Con Nephew
Ex-con nephew Early confessed to the Denver murder of a Knight family. Atty. Barney O’Kane said charges will be filed next week. Early, a cousin by marriage, had prior aggravated robbery terms at Leavenworth and Canon City. He lured the Knight family home, bound the victims, and killed three, wounding one before being captured by bystanders.
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Barney O'Kane
O'Kane
Early
Knight
Leavenworth
Canon City
Colo
Sherif Charles
Foster
Denver
Kansas
YMCA
Kenneth
Ater
Rothers
Secret Data Theft Allegations At Library of Congress
A Library of Congress technician, 24 year old John Dukeminier, claimed he stole 456 secret and confidential scientific documents from ASTIA at the library to expose weak security. He reports his actions to the National Security Council, while ASTIA officials and a White House adviser declined comment. Dukeminier previously was jailed in 1955 for wandering at Cape Canaveral to prove security flaws.
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Washington
UPI
Library of Congress
John W. Dukertinier
Armed Services Technical Information Agency
I| Sonne
Cutler
Woodrow W. Dunlop
Astia
Dukeminier
Air Force Missile Test Center
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Army Engineers
Military and Athe Library
Arlington
Police Kill Murderer of Youth
Police stormed a Kansas City apartment as Fahsholtz killed a youth then shot at a responder after firing at the boy. Reinforcements entered, tear gas cleared the unit, and officers found Fahsholtz and the boy dead. Fahsholtz, an ex convict paroled in 1956 from Lansing state penitentiary, had been jailed for a 1937 Independence murder.
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Schwab
Fahsholtz
Lansing, Kan J State Penitentiary
Independence, Ken
Lana and Stompanato murder ruled justifiable homicide
Lana Turner faced threats and police patrolled her Beverly Hills home after a violent quarrel with Stompanato. Cheryl Turner intervened with a kitchen knife, stabbing him in the stomach. A coroner jury later determined the killing justifiable homicide amid terminating romance notes.
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Stompanato
Iouss Turner
Beverly Hills
Cheryl
Lana
Building Permits and Contractors Listing
A fragmented list shows building permits and contractor names with varied figures including 4,467,406 dollars this month and 99-174,075 dollars this year. Entries mention duplexes, alterations, additions, fences, four family apartments, and multiple contractors such as Starr King Presbyterian addition and Collins Bros contractor with locations like Artesia and 4704 Cherry.
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Yeats
Sere J
Gunther
Lewis
Dominguez
Duplex
Fasth
Peat Grre
Starr King Presbyterian Chisen
Artesia
Von
Xinena
Ah Soo
Marta Z
Felunaus
Alteratius
Cherry
Paul Grecko
Stanbridice
Bulldery Mart
Roy W
Carner
Sante Fe
Ou Hgatrop
Contracto- BR
C. Gould Jr
Collins Bros
Kershaw
E. C. van
Ber Seren
She Rider
Islamiy
Ioriey
Dod
Fragmented postal and circulation notice from Long Beach
A damaged OCR fragment notes post office matters and circulation audits. Mentions a daily publication schedule, a 6th date, delivery figures, and monetary amounts such as 2.00 and 74.00. References a Long Beach area and circulation officers or committees in a period-appropriate newspaper tone.
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Eleoram
Mallsimele
Copwre
Diy &T
Long Banch
Mikoyan Talks With Adenauer in Bonn Dinner Toast
Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan met Chancellor Konrad Adenauer in Bonn as West Germany's atomic armament issue dominated talks. Observers expected discussion of a possible summit and the nuclear question while Adenauer hosted the first Soviet dignitary visit. Both leaders smiled for photographers afterward.
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Bonn
Germany
Anastasi
Mikoyan
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
West Germany
Russia
Miko ¥An
Moscow
Poly “l
Totn botél rune broken flat boulevard to the ocean
A garbled hotel listing describes two Jobb Allooms with private seating and daily maid service. It notes a large dining room facing the ocean and room rates around 24 dollars per week per person, with meals and breakfast prices amid unclear garble.
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Kch
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Paul H. Macgregor
H. F. Hutton & Co
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East
Rockefeller Brothers Fund
Nelson Rockefeller
Amelio
Onme Early
Mrs. Knight
Karen
Mothster
Dad
William Pumpelly
Marian Ashbaugh
Jim
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Boxton Fund
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NC CueCon
Walt Divigeadsnar
Joverriening
Howish
Abe Steven
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Welgton
A. Aviation
Wisconsin
Long Beach
Tee
Tha Roth
National Security Council
Robert Cutler
Eisenhower
Fahs' Jaola
Chief
Giesler
Miss Turner
Steve Crane
Chamblee
Ur B & G Carpet Co., Inc
N. Long Beach Blys
Compton
SEARS
Huntington Hotel
Ocean Blvd
Leach
Sear
Jace
DAT
Earl G Kaltenbach, Jr
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Marina Bay
Meigel
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