FILTER SALES SOAR AS FILTER CIGARETTES RISE
Business Week reports 1957 saw a record 410 billion cigarettes consumed in the United States. Regular nonfilter cigarettes fell year over year, but filter-tip cigarettes surged 42 percent, capturing 38 percent of the market. The trend continues a rise since 1952 after earlier medical links to lung cancer spurred a dip.
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How to make a hit with your holiday parties
January Better Homes & Gardens offers 20 delightful ideas for holiday entertaining. The feature promises different, delicious, and varied recipes with full-color pictures. Get your copy today wherever magazines are sold.
Opening of Unemployment Insurance Office in New York
A year end note highlights the forthcoming unemployment insurance office in New York as Santa completes his work for the year. The item reads as a light holiday lead noting a government office launch to aid workers.
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Santa
New York
U.S. to Sell 205 Farms on Four Reclamation Projects
The Reclamation Bureau will offer 205 farms totaling 26 353 acres on four projects in Washington Idaho Arizona Nevada and Wyoming next year with veteran preference. Farms include public lands for homesteading and former private lands acquired for reclamation. Announcements and openings vary by project with dates in February April November and June.
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Reclamation Bureau
U. S
Idaho
Arizone
Wyoming
Fred A. Seaton
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Columbia Basin ‘Project
Washington State
Minidoka
Tia
Gila Project
Abin
Eden Project
Wyo
Reds vote to discontinue Daily Worker newspaper
The Daily Worker, longtime Communist Party voice in the United States, is reported to be discontinued next Tuesday by a secret party executive meeting the editors contest. John Gates says he may continue publishing. Simon Gorson declined to confirm. The move would end the Sunday Worker in New York and the eastern area.
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United States
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Worker
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Tee
Gates
Edllor
Simon Gorson
International Communist Party
Moscow
Soviet Union
Year of Well Drilling in Los Angeles Shifts to Rush
The article notes a predicted surge in oil drilling across at least six LA areas as companies seek zone variances and permits. Richfield Oil Union Oil Guiberson interests and others plan districts near Tidewater, Potrero, and Inglewood while Humble, Texaco, and General Petroleum pursue new wildcats in Orland Buttes and nearby valleys.
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Century Fox Studio
Boyle Heights
Richfield Oil
Union Oi
Liver Lake Siva
Humble
Orlakd
Sacramento’ Valley
Humble Oil & Refining Company
Michaels
Buttes
Stem County
Corning
Willows
Beehive Bend
Doheny
General Petroleum Corp
Continental Oil
Ond Tor Cascade
General Petroleum
Maxson Oil Co
Mission Lands
Ipases
Cascade
San Fernando
KERN
Canada
Kern Cornty Land Co
Home of Co., Ltd
Calgary
Trewatan
Humble Oil
Fillmore
Perry’ Ranch No
R. J. Baker
Baker
Richfield
McNab Estate
Graham “& Lassen
Texaco
Schelle-Livingston
Oxnard Plain
Signal Oil & Gas Calumet
Shiels Canyon
Pico
Oak Ridge
Ventura County
Christmas Day Assaults Wound Over 1000 Africans in Johannesburg
In Johannesburg on Christmas Day, more than 1,000 Africans were treated in nonwhite hospitals for assaults. Hospital officials said many arrived intoxicated, with over 100 admitted with serious injuries. Trailing blood led to casualty wards as stab wounds and head injuries were treated.
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