New Appeal to Free American Prisoner in Chinese Jail
Yonkers residents appealed to Communist China to free Hugh Francis Redmond Jr. who was sentenced to life in 1951 for espionage. His mother Ruth Redmond spoke of the father’s funeral and urged Mao Tse Tung to show compassion. A citizens committee led by William Gawchik financed the mother’s trip and pushed the case. Redmond's wife had hoped he would rejoin her in the United States.
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Yonkers
N. Y
UPI
New York
China
Hugh F. Redmond Jr
Ruth M. Redmond
Communist Chinese Party
Mao Tse Tung
William Gawchik
Citizens Committee
Tucson Retail Sales Seen Surging in July
Sales Management magazine forecasts Tucson will exceed the national average in July retail sales by 11.7 percent, ranking second in the Mountain states behind Albuquerque. The model uses bank debits tax collections Commerce surveys and Fed data on department store volume.
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Tucson
Mountain States
Albuquerque
N.M
U. S. Department of Commerce
Federal Reserve Bank
Belgians Plan Big Welcome For King Baudouin
Belgians prepare a massive welcome as King Baudouin returns from the United States amid a royal crisis over a Vatican wedding for Prince Albert. The palace public rift spurred the move with streets draped in national colors and officials urging large turnout for the open car parade.
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Brussels
Baudouin
United States
U. S
Vatican
Albert
Paola
Ruffo di Calabria
Leopold
Liliane
Laeken
Sominex Promises Safe Sleep Aid for Restless Nerves
A sleep aid claims to help with simple nervousness from overwork and restlessness. It emphasizes 100 percent safety, non narcotic and non habit forming properties, no prescription, morning refreshment, and a money back guarantee.
1958 Arizona mining output falls further in copper market
Arizona produced fewer hard metals in 1958 as overall mining output declined and copper prices remained soft. The report notes continued weakness in the copper sector impacting state extraction and related mining operations.
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Arizona
Arizona Mining Income Rises to 1958 Total of 318 Million
Arizona's mining income in 1958 reached 318.076 million, up from 1957 and 1956 figures. Large companies produced 262.222 million, about 83 percent, with copper dominating and uranium output rising. Small mines totaled 63.904 million, 13.18 percent, while other commodities included gold, silver, molybdenum, mercury, sand and gravel, and zinc.
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Arizona Department of Mineral Resources
Arizona
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Dial MA
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Wilmot
Jacome's
Jantzen
Skindiver
Art Pinder
Portswear
East Speedway
el Rancho
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Famous-name Label
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