Steel recovery predicted after walkout ends
The Iron Age reports steel production may rise to 85 percent of capacity within a month after the strike ends, but 5 to 6 months will be needed to restore lost output, estimated at 8.5 to 9 million tons. Auto buyers seek convert deals as sheets loom key. coal stocks cover six weeks, but a national emergency under Taft Hartley Law looms if coal action continues.
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New York
Saild
Automobile Company
Detroit
Iron Age
Steel Company
National steel production faces second snag signaling emergency
The passage notes that as mining advances, steel output will encounter a second setback, leaving little doubt of a national emergency.
Texas Population Estimated 7 413 000 in 1949
Census Bureau estimate places Texas at 7,413,004 as of July 1 1949, a 16 percent rise from 1940 and sixth among states. Ohio at 7,980,000 leads the list. New York, Pennsylvania, California, Illinois follow. military personnel in Texas not included.
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Washington
Texas
Census Bureau
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
California
Illinois
Doughnuts and the Missing Reverend in Winona Mystery
In Winona Minnesota a man posing as Rev Carl Miller from Lewiston ordered 48 dozen doughnuts for a First Baptist Church supper. The bakery paid $12.80 change on a $30 check before the man vanished, and Sheriff George Fort hunts for the missing reverend.
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Winona, Minn
Carl Miller
Lewiston
Winona
Miller
George Fort
Notice to heirs in land case in Grayson County Texas
Citation issued in No. 57739 to Charles Carter and heirs and representatives of many deceased owners plus plaintiffs Willie Kirk and Carrie Kirk. Case seeks trespass to try title and quiet title to 201.509 acres in Grayson County described via metes bounds and relations to Orr Teague and Francis tracts. Hearing set before the district court in Sherman on December 12, 1949.
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State of
Texas
Charles Carter
Joseph Waldrum
Smith McGlothlin
A. Vestal
G. W. McGlothlin
H. G. Petrie
Dickson Black
William D. Thompson
de Bonis Non
Warren D. Lyman
A. F. Roper
W. E. Andrews
B. M. Carr
Josiah Watson
Samuel Johnson
William N. Savage
Hiram Savage
Wilson N. Trout
John B. Witt
William H. Scott
James F. Webb
G. W. McDonald
C. W. Floyd
Samuel M. McGlothlin
A. McDonald
W. G. Burden
John Halsell
Ed Halsell
A. J. Drake
J. M. Kirk
T. C. Orr
A. M. Hestand
W. A. Morrison
Scott Johnson
Sallie Kirk Johnson
Ruth Kirk MecNairn
Benton Kirk
Mattie Kirk Akers
Jim A. Akers
A. D
District Court of
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Willie Kirk
Carrie Kirk
Paintiffs
William D
W.A. Morrison
Scott Clayton
Dora Kirk Clayton
Oscar Kirk
Mattie Gray Kirk
Milo McNairn
Ruth Kirk McNairn
Grayson
State of Texas
J. McDaniels
R. M. Williamson
Spike
Kirk
Orr
Williamson Survey
John Teague
Teague
D. Howard
Yowell
Yowell, Reynolds
M. B. Francis
Said Francis
Said Cemetery
New Luella
Tom Bean Road
Said Road
Cotton Belt R. R
Cedar Creek
Cotton Belt
R. R
Said Creek
Orr Estate
S. V. Earnest
Nancy Drake
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Lance
Whitewright Cleaners
Whitewright Lumber Co.eighborly Service
Denison
Kingston Drug Store
Rexall
C. Andrews
J. M. Mullins
William Butler
Margaret I. Butler
Stephen Stephenson
Banking House
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S. Securities
The
First National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Mobiloil
Mobil
Mobilgrease
G. C. Stateville
L. la Rue
White Wright
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