Car Industry Grows Impetus Drives Detroit Output
Detroit April 15 The nations No 1 industrial colossus the motor car industry is in high gear with haul away trucks freighters and driveaway processions moving in heavier volume than at any time during the last five years. Since January 1 assembly plants have produced over 1 313 000 passenger cars and trucks and in the next ten days will reach production levels equal to all of 1992. Output for 1942 was 1 431 494 cars and trucks. Current production nears a 20 000 daily pace and is near the year’s peak with no signs of a recession in manufacturing demand or buyer interest.
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Detroit
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Sil
Toy & Cyrtallien
City hall crowd turned away from job fair under election rule
About 150 job seekers crowded Santa Claus Indiana notables at City Hall were denied entry as Mayor Quin posted a sign stating the city commission cannot hire workers within 60 days of an election. The election is set for May. Santa Claus postmaster James P. F. Martin, famed as Santa, remains gravely ill at his home, caring for children worldwide.
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K. Quin
City Commission
Santa Claus
Ind
James PF. Martin
U S Settles Tire Walkout
Rubber unions and companies demobilized after an agreement in Washington ends months of turmoil. Attention shifts to Cincinnati where NLRB elections are ordered at B F Goodrich and Firestone plants. U S Court of Appeals to hear appeals today.
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Apel
Wichington
Cincinnati
National Labor Relations Board
B. F. Goodrich Company
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
United States
Court of Appeals
Dust Storm Crisis Warns of Emergency Farming Fix
Kansas State College agronomist Dean L. F. Gall warns that repeated droughts, expanded wheat acreage, and aggressive soil erosion threaten America's bread supply. He urges moisture management and long term land recovery using sorghum and grasses, condemning sandy areas for wheat and calling for federal or state action to protect viable farmland. R. J. Throckmorton adds that a proper farming system is essential to halt further land degradation.
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Universad
Ines Manhattan
Dean L. F. Gall
Department of Agriculture
Kansas State College
Prent- Plains
Wiese
Europe
Dean Call
Orld
Call
R. J. Throckmorton
Throckmorton on Alternating Wheat and Fallow Farming
Professor Throckmorton supports strip farming and alternating crop methods on the Great Plains. He proposes wheat every third year with a feed crop, deep plowing in fall, and saving fallow for the next cycle to boost wheat yields.
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Great Plains
Neal
Throckmorton
Texas Mexico unity marked by boundary marker dedication
A permanent marker on the international bridge at Laredo symbolizes unity between Texas and Mexico as Governors and Mexican officials gathered for the dedication. Governor James Aillie crossed into Nuevo Laredo to join Nuevo Leon and Coahuila counterparts for the boundary monument ceremony during the Pan American Round Table meeting. The marker honors five women of the Americas including Fernanda Correblanca wife of a Mexican foreign official and daughter of Gen. Plutarca Elias Calles.
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Fatal Family Quarrel Leaves Brother Dead Near Austin
In Travis county two mountaineers, Bruce Young 21 and Ike Young 35, were held after a family quarrel ended in a shotgun fatality near Pullcree. Bruce is charged with murder of his brother James T. Young 40. Ike is held as an accomplice. James Young, father of eight, was killed at the family home yesterday. Both brothers refused to speak.
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Travis
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Bruce Young
James T. Young
Ike
James Young
Pullcree
Slaig
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