Steel wage hikes spark expected price increases
In Youngstown Ohio on March a0 executives forecast drastic steel price rises after a 10 percent wage increase. The move follows higher raw material costs and labor, with base wages up from 2 to 47 cents an hour and pig iron and steel scrap rising steeply. Company leaders cite 42 percent first quarter operations and projected weaker second quarter as pressures to lift finished steel prices.
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Youngstown
Ohio
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Company
Iron Age
Births Highlight Family Growth Across Years
In Dayton Ohio an 80 year old father, Dr Richard T Fig a New Jersey economist, celebrates the birth of his second child in a year and a half a girl born yesterday following a July 1992 boy. Rental ad invites tenants for summer at Broadway and Fifth.
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Man
Dayton
Ohio
Richard T. Fig
Wew Jersey
Fatal plunge investigated in Randolph field death
A post mortem at Fort Sam Houston Station Hospital concluded Captain Ray H. Skaggs 97 Randolph field medical officer died from a fall from an airplane near Kirby Wednesday night. He and First Lieutenant Samuel Van Meter Randolph field instructor were on a training flight from Laredo when Skaggs fell. Interment will be in Houston.
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Randolph
Am All
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Sam
Uel Vanderer
Laredo
Ray H. Skaggs
Fort Sam Houston
Ospigin Skaggs
Kirby
Samuel van Meter
Skapgs
Houston
Bexar County Voting Strength Figures for 1934
Tax records estimate Bexar County voting strength at 65628 for 1934, with 57787 qualified voters inside 105 city precincts and about 3000 exemp tor certificates held by those outside city limits. Poll taxes total 62,62¢ with rural voters exempt. Last year’s strength was slightly lower, and 1932 set a county record of 87277.
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Bexar County
Maury Maverick
W. H. Whisenant
Marriage of Miss Bdirlam Rose Ramer and Dan Oppenheimer
Society notes recount the wedding at the bride’s Fredericksburg road home with Rabbi Ephraim Frisch officiating. The ceremony featured a string trio, a Mendelssohn wedding march, a silver cup tied to family tradition, and a reception for families and close friends. The couple, after a Mexico City trip, will reside at 118 Rose Pace avenue, with guests including Mrs. Rosa Rabe and Mrs. Kempner of Galveston.
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Clara C. Pancoast
Bdirlam Rose Rube Ramer
Williamn.Freudenthal Jacoby
Dan Oppenheimer
Henry Oppenheimer
Fredericksburg Road
Rabbi Ephraim Frisch
Temple Beth
Ratt
Tole
Lohengrin
Ruth Rabe
Harris Oppenheimer
Jacoby
Oppenheimer
Kempner
E & MY
White Caldwell
Mexico City
East
Magnolia Avenue
Col
Guy Hawkins
Red Cross Bexar Chapter Meets to Plan Year History
The Bexar County American Red Cross will hold its executive committee meeting Tuesday in the Milam Building auditorium. Chairman Ed J Frazer says H F Kelsker of St Louis will attend as the committee outlines plans for the year. Committee chairs include D A Powell disaster and several others overseeing home service first aid and membership.
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Bexar County
The
American Red Cross
Milam
Ed J. Frazer
Priday
H. F. Kelsker
St. Louis
Msheger
Mid
Red Cross
Mize Allee Lathrop
Home Service
GA. Pagensstecher
C. J. Matthews
Frank Gillespie
FW. J. Brayes
Miers Crimp
J. R. Locke
William Brockhausen
Elsiz Jordt
Red Gross
J. 9. Lockwood
Braille
Caral Damm
Hospital and Recreation
Ed Zeighton
Fir Ma
Adele Stancke
JA. Victor
Charles Fehr
Arew
Frazer
John E. Mitchell
John Catto
Ince Chhairman
Hannah Hirshberg
Julius Barclay
Social Service Workers Named in Amarillo Area
Social service workers and a 1985 record supervisor for San Patricio County were announced by Charles J. Sweeney CWA administrator. Under her are Miss Lucy Rigby Sinton Miss Lela Hayes Mathis Miss Tommie Pullin and Miss Celia Hillard of Tage.
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Sinton
Willams
Amarillo
San Patricio County
Charles J. Sweeney
CWA
Lucy Rigby
Lela Hayes
Mathis
Tommie Pullin
Celia Ab Hillard
Tage
Peterson Announces for Bastrop Mayor
Bastrop March 30 J T Patterson has announced for mayor. He will be opposed by L Brannon and PB Haytin. Incumbent has not officially announced for re election.
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Peterson
Bastrop
J. T. Patterson
L. Brannon T. PB. Haytit
Citrus School To Open At Mercedes
Citrus school of cityiculture, sponsored by the Rotary club, will open Tuesday in Mercedes. Discussions will be led by A B DeWald of Edeouch Eiss, teacher of vocational agriculture, as part of the program in cityiculture and community education.
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Mercedes Mercedes
The
Vals
Jey
Rotary Club
A. B. DeWald
Edeouch-Eiss
Maverick Warns Bexar County on 1994 Auto Plates
County Tax Collector Maury Maverick warned residents that all motorists must possess 1994 auto license plates by Saturday midnight. The notice indicated enforcement would begin Sunday, with potential restresses for violators as the period ends.
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Maverick
Bexar County
Maury
Anchorage Feels Two Earth Shocks
Two brief earthquakes struck Anchorage on March 30 with one at 6 43 pm and a second about twenty minutes later lasting several seconds no other Alaska disturbances were reported.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Kelly Fliers Head to Dayton for Instrument Training
Poorly worded war notice reports officers leaving Saturday for Dayton Ohio to study at the air school in instrument training. The officers named include First Lieutenants G. R. Steel J. M. Fitemeurice and A. Boyd.
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Kelly
Dayton
Ohio
Air Mall
G. 3
Steel
Phock
J. M. Fitemeurice
A. Boyd
Reserves Chief Ordered to Fort Warren Duty
Gol. William A. Castle, head of organised reserves in the Eighth Corps Area, ordered to Fort Warren Wyoming for infantry duty starting May 1. The federal highway program bid ad featured an estimated cost of 475000 with projects in three counties advertised for April 1 bids.
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William A. Castle
Fort Warren
Wyoming
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