Research To Reduce Publishing Costs Urged
George C. Biggers of Atlanta outlines cost pressures and a cooperative ANPA research program to cut newspaper production costs. The 68th ANPA convention in New York gathers 1,200 executives as reports on newsprint supply and mechanical expenses loom. Biggers expected to be re elected president.
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George C. Biggers
Atlanta
American Newspaper Publishers Association
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Charles J. Hentschell
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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North American
Bureau of Advertising
Eisenhower
Employment in steel industry up since 1946
The American Iron and Steel Institute reports postwar steel capacity rose over 35 percent with $5.6 billion invested, adding at least 100,000 jobs beyond January 1946. 1953 average steel employment was about 683,000 vs 575,000 in 1946, dwarfing national manufacturing growth and population trends.
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New Haven Railroad Uses 50 Gallons Kerosene Monthly
Boston report notes the New Haven Railroad relies on 50 gallons of kerosene each month to operate its lanterns, highlighting energy use in railway lighting practices.
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Boston
New Haven
Poor Weather Delays Turnpike Construction
The Turnpike Commission reports March construction delays due to bad weather but expects progress with spring. Executive Director Robert S. Beightler notes a subcontractor reorganization and plans for patrol offices, toll plazas, and three maintenance buildings as bids for the contingency fund rise to about 1.3 million dollars. A border-to-border tour is planned with May 18 tentatively set for a traveling session.
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James W. Shocknessy
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Beightler
Beightier
Highway Patrol
Berea
Premier Mohammed Ali backs Bengalee and Urdu as national languages
In Karachi, Pakistan's Premier Mohammed Ali promised to support adopting Bengali and Urdu as national languages, signaling a move to recognize linguistic diversity and unify the country.
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Pakistan
Mohammed Ali
Karachi
Limited turnpike rights would favor monopoly control
The proposal would grant limited rights to operate restaurant and filling station facilities, enabling a company to monopolize turnpike business and curb competing access.
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