Steel Production May Fall To Three Year Low
Steel magazine predicted this year's output could drop to 96 million net tons if the eight week steel strike persists. First half production was the lowest since 1948 at 45,028,660 net tons. District rates varied with St. Louis 88 percent and Detroit 49 percent. many mills remained dormant as unions pressured for settlement.
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Cleveland
Steel Magazine
Industry Trade Journal
American Iron & Steel Reports
Steel
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Wheeling
Cincinnati
New Enzpland
Chicago
Detroit
Far West
Youngstown
Birmingham
Mid-Atlantic
Buffalo
Tot Lot Project Aims To Put Kids On Safer Streets
Mrs Alyce Gullatteer head of the Southwest Settlement House organized a Tot Lot plan to remove youths from mischief. Forty children gathered to clear two lots for playgrounds then parents joined as the push to secure lumber paint swings and benches continues with cooperation from James E Lewis the settlement house executive director.
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United Press
Washington
Alyce Gullatreer
Southwest Settlement House
James E. Lewis
The
University Ensemble To Present Program Here
Six Bob Jones University musicians will perform at First United Presbyterian Church in Elyria on Wednesday evening July 30. The ensemble includes director and baritone John Bartlett and soprano violinist Jimmie Woods along with Marjie Frederick accompanist Curtis Lehman and Matthew Welde and John Gable from Pennsylvania. They will present quartet numbers solos duets trios and instrumental arrangements including sacred pieces in novel form. Edmund B. Wright head of the Bob Jones organ department is an Elyria native and several local students attend the university or plan to enroll after graduation.
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Bob Jones University
Elyria
First United Presbyterian Church
John Bartlett
Palmer
N. Y
Jimmie Woods
Dothan
Ala
Margie Frederick
Shamokin
Penna
Curtis Lehman
Berne
Ind
Matthew Welde
John Gable
Pennsylvania
Greenville
S. C
Fundamentalism
Elyrians
Edmund B. Wright
E W. Wright
Rockfern Avenue
John Gabel
Dorothy Johnson
Ilinois
Indiana
New York
Alabama
Civic youth cleanup plan gains traction in Louisville 5G era
A Louisville civic group started a project delayed by a slow start and now runs on 5G inspired by a city program. Kids on day one show talent cleaning a lot supervised by volunteers. They topple an old telegraph pole safely with a coordinated rope sequence while a young helper yells encouragement. Plans include outdoor basketball tennis and horseshoe spaces for future free programs.
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Louisville
New Address For William Bursley Reported
Mrs. Oliver Bursley reports a new address for William Bursley at 262 Marseilles Avenue. The posting lists William Bursley S.R. 971 5031, Co. 302, Camp Downes, Reg 10, US NTC, Great Lakes, Illinois.
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William Bursley
Oliver Bursley
Marseilles Avenue
S.R
Camp Downes
Reg 10
Us.n.t.c
Great Lakes
Illinois
City County Cost Cuts Reported in 21 States
The American Municipal Association reports shared city and county office buildings in at least 35 communities across 21 states. Officials say joint buildings cut costs and improve convenience for residents.
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Chicago
American Municipal Association
Mohawks Dominate Brooklyn Village Neighborhood Scene
In Brooklyn an Indian village area houses about 400 Mohawk residents living in comfortable modern apartments forming a distinct neighborly enclave.
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Brooklyn
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University Ensemble
Harold
Dicken Funeral Home
Alice H. Pitman
Timiper
Brooklyn Indians
Fuller “Road
Grafton Road
Middle Avenue
Ohlo
van Camp
del Monte Ancy
Fisher's Green
Elyria's
Food Store
West 2Nd
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