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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1954

Page

4

Cuban labor leader seeks US cigar market gain

Dora Ramos Rodriguez, secretary general of Santiago de las Vegas Tobacco Workers Union, arrives in Washington for a three month State and Labor Departments visit under the educational exchange program. She aims to boost handmade Cuban cigars against cheaper U.S. machine made products while noting a mild impact from health reports and warning of the Communist influence in regional labor movements.

Washington Cuba Dora Ramos Rodriguez Senora Ramos U.S The Tobacco Workers Union of Santiago de Las Vegas National Federation of Tobacco Workers Tobacco Workers’ Magazine U. S Senora Guatemala Americas Union Red

Private meeting as Victoria Cross widower's daughter visits Queen

Seven year old Susan Curtis, an orphan whose father Lt. Philip Curtis earned the Victoria Cross in Korea, met Queen Elizabeth II in Buckingham Palace. The Queen spoke of her father's bravery and presented Susan with the inscribed cross remaining in her care. Susan wore a lemon yellow dress, missing two front teeth, and walked behind the Queen into a grand hall where other honors were being conferred.

London Queen Elizabeth II Buckingham Palace Susan Curtis Susan Curtis Queen Elizabeth

Manufacturers' Steel Bill Seen Up $225 Million

New York based Iron Age projects higher steel costs will add over 225 million dollars annually to U S manufacturers. The composite base price for finished steel is seen rising to 95 92 per ton from 92 68 with an average 3 25 per ton increase for steel buyers. Improvements in steel demand are forecast for August and a stronger market by fall though strike hedge buying was not widespread and orders mostly held.

New York Iron Age

Bell-ans advertised for heartburn relief

An advertisement touts Bell-ans tablets as the fastest acting relief for heartburn and gas with a claim of quick effect and a 25 cent price point.

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