Car makers weigh GM cuts as industry eyes price changes
Detroit reports speculation that General Motors latest price cuts may trigger more reductions across the industry though most cuts are expected to be small. Chrysler kept higher prices as rivals cut, with various automakers like Ford Nash Willys Overland Wasser-Frazer Packard issuing notable reductions.
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Cows Lose Tails in Suit Against Power Co
Frank A. Wheeler sues Ohio Public Service Co. seeking damages for the loss of a cow's tail, valued at $100, claiming the cow became entangled its tail in a power line tower.
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Equalization Post Filled in New State Board
Russell Thorne of Binghamton will supervise local property surveys and appraisals for the State Board of Equalization and Assessment. He was appointed by State Comptroller Frank C. Moore yesterday to the director of equalization. The post pays 12006 dollars a year.
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Russell Thorne
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State Board of Equalization and Assessment
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Spencer E. Bates
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Coed Charged in $30,000 University Fire
At the University of Missouri a 73 year old coed, Mrs. Margaret Gypsy Waters Horn, was charged with arson over a May 14 fire that damaged a women's rooming house and caused about $30,000 in damage. Police found a gasoline bottle in the basement and the prosecutor noted recent $2,800 insurance on her belongings.
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Horn
Fire Devastates Lockport Foundry Hit by Wide Blaze
A major fire at a Lockport area foundry caused extensive damage to the Aluminum and Brass foundry and damaged St Patrick's Catholic School and the James O Rigner Co warehouse. Fire Chief Daniel Haley estimated losses between 275000 and 500000 dollars. No injuries were reported as rain aided containment and sparks were blown away by a thunderstorm. The blaze began in a casting oil tank of an automatic lathe, with the nearby farm supply firm also damaged and several blocks affected.
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Daniel N. Haley
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St. Patrick's Catholic School
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