Backlog Of Orders For Steel Is Still Growing
Tremendous pressure by consumers for finished steel kept producers far behind on orders last week despite record operations. Steel magazine said overall supply is tighter today than two months ago. Mulls will enter the third quarter with heavy backlogs on major products as producers push to satisfy commitments. Normal seasonal declines in demand may ease pressure, while small and some large companies nudged Steel’s index higher to 156.56.
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Cleveland
Steel Magazine
Steel
Hissid
The Year in Steel and The Date Palm Yield
Despite higher finished steel indices, prospects for broad gains remain limited as raw materials rise and scrap prices reset. May output reached a record 8,549,038 net tons with June poised to approach that level, though year-to-year totals lag due to strikes. Districts show varied capacity, majority near full operation while New England and PA trail. The date palm, a long cultivated tree, yields 100 to 600 pounds annually with one cluster weighing up to 25 pounds.
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Steel
National
New England
Eastern Pennsylvania
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Try and Stop Me in Boston Cartmell Searches for Plunder
IPHE photogenis Van Cartmell visited Boston seeking material for his publishing company. He called at the L. C. Page Company once famed for Pollyanna and Anne of Green Gables, now housed in a grand Beacon Street mansion. A receptionist noted his name and he ducked as two angry pigeons burst from mahogany doors. Governor Tom Dewey, touring wartime Berlin, urged reporters not to overlook the odds of a defeated candidate surviving.
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Iphe
van Cartmell
Boston
L. C
Tom Dewey
New York
Berlin
Bennett Cerf
Ridgeville and Grafton 4-H club meeting notes
Ridgeville senior sewers meet at the Cummins home with project checks and a Greenfield Village trip. Janet Toply demonstrates serving basket contents as Thelma Gerhart will lead the next session and refreshments are planned. Clevelands trip planned for June 22. rain ends last activity. Group 2 4-H sewers meet with sewing progress and a salad course.
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N. Ridgeville
Ridgeville
Cummins
Greenfield Village
Janet Toply
Thelma Gerhart
Marion Gutsehrmet
Janet Stigerwald
4-H Clovers Meet in HENRIETTA and Len and Lew's
The 4-H Clovers held their fifth meeting at the Robe home in Henrietta. After the pledge each girl shared her favorite flower. demonstrations by Marjorie Born Elaine Husted Donna Born Carol Ann Fletcher and Anne Johnson. refreshments by Donna Marilyn and Marjorie Born. The next meeting is June 21 at 7 pm at the Kote home. In NORTH EATON the Len and Lews held their third meeting to finalize plans to attend the Cleveland vs New York baseball game. fresh strawberry sundaes ended the evening and Delores Durkee will demo proper measuring at the next meeting.
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Henrietta
Robe
Marjorie Born
Elaine Husted
Donna Born
Carol Ann Fletcher
Anne Johnson
Donna
Marilyn
Kote
North Eaton
Cleveland
New York
Delores Durkee
Adviser Bonnie Fisher Talks Health and Cooking Coop
Bonnie Fisher will give a health talk at a meeting focusing on cooking with gas and petroleum for home uses. The event includes girls sewing and cooperative baking, with demonstrations on water heating and refrigeration. It will be held Tuesday at Delores Durkee’s pace heating place on Route.
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Bonnie Fisher
U. S
Petrolleum Aus
Pace
Delores Durkee
Boll Weevils Wintering Places Debunked
Farmers argued boll weevils winter in forests but experts explain they overwinter at cotton stalk bases under rocks in old scarecrows hollow fence posts under shingles decayed siding on machine sheds and other sheltered spots rather than timber stands.
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