Prosperous 1953 Outlook For Republic Steel
Republic Steel reports a prosper year with record production and revenues surpassing one billion dollars. Wages, dividends, and per hour earnings rise as the steel industry sees broad gains. 1954 targets include new modular wall panels, titanium sales, and expanded stainless steel capacity amid a expected market adjustment.
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Republic Steel
Republic Steel Corporation
Republic
United States
Truscon Steel Division
New
Arranged Haseboot Jewelry Co Inc at Broad Street
A note shows $1.250 arranged at HASEBOOT 505 Broad St. Jewelry Co., Inc. The brief item records a financial arrangement linked to the Broad Street address and the jewelry firm.
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Haseboot
Broad St. Jewelry Co., Inc
Week's Balance Sheet For Hot And Cold Wars
PHIL NEWSOM surveys weekly global tensions and economic outlook. The good news highlights Eisenhower's Korea troop withdrawals and renewed Western unity toward Berlin talks, while the bad notes fresh Red offensives in Indochina, Korean prisoner status debates, and British economic caution amid a 1954 downturn. The piece weighs diplomacy, defense, and a cautious forecast for a growing postwar economy based on stability and new family formation.
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Indochina
Laos
Mekong
Thailand
Hanoi
Red River
United States
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Nehru
United Nations
Memphis woman collects 72 pairs of earrings
MEMPHIS Tenn Eleanor Schwab collects earrings rather than stamps or coins. Her 72 pairs include a real mink pair and a bell-tinkling set.
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Memphis, Tenn
Eleanor Schwab
Miss Schwab
Business Men Abroad Want Yanks To Stay
Overseas complaints about pulling out American occupation troops are noted by Dr Howard Rusk as GI aid to Korea reaches 17 million dollars. Britons cheer 1954 rationing deration, while Palm Springs adapts to television with a community antenna system and Mt Wilson beams.
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Howard Rusk
Gi’s
Korea
U. S
John D. Profumo
Britain
Commons
Palm Springs
Calif
Nature
Desert
Aeronauts
Wrights
Los Angeles
Mt. Wilson
Chronicle-Telegram Highlights for December 31, 1963
Elyria Chronicle Telegram reports year end events in Elyria and nearby Lorain County. Local business, civic notes, and holiday season updates capture community life as 1963 closes. Names of residents, churches, schools, and organizations appear in brief items across the page.
Palm Springs TV and power charges spark debate
The Palm Springs area will have power brought to homes for 150 dollars plus eight percent tax and a five dollar monthly service charge. A telemeter device on channel 6 scrambles to show a future sport event or movie if money is inserted. The setup aims to fund TV and film industry viability despite rumors of a free media past.
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Palm Springs
Channel 6
Spain Reports Slipping Mineral Shipments This Year
Madrid reports a downturn in mineral shipments for the year amid weaker export activity and global demand. Trade officials note reduced volumes across key minerals with impact on local industries and mining firms.
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Spain
Madrid
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