Steel demand shifts as war production capacity grows
HAL BOYLE reports that the American Iron and Steel Institute finds first four months shipping shows less than one day of monthly output for direct military needs, while unstruck mills could supply 800000 tons more steel per month. Arms makers, railroads, construction, and machinery boosted output, with a broader defense philosophy emphasizing capacity to produce rather than immediate war materials.
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New York
American Iron and Steel Institute
Korea
Institute
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Soviet Belligerence and the Downing of a Swedish Plane
The piece argues the Soviet military action against a Swedish rescue plane mirrors past provocations aimed at bluff and fear. It contends Moscow fabricates explanations, seeks to bolster internal unity, and relies on belligerent displays to mask weakness while avoiding open conflict with the United States.
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U.S
Baltic Sea
Pursuit of Disaster in Korean War Debate
Time magazine notes UN orders General Clark to bar holds except limited hot pursuit. The piece argues this restricts offensive action, angers General MacArthur, and questions UN influence over China and North Korea. It urges making Korea a US war or handing it to the UN and returning home.
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National Security Council of
Mark Clark
Time Magazine
Clark
MacArthur
United Nations
State Department
Newark Airport Reopens Under Safety Assurances
The Newark airport has reopened with safety measures for nearby Newark and Elizabeth. Four months since closing on February 11, officials from both cities argued against the move, but supporters claim the system will not be harmed and air travel remains essential nationally.
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Newark
Elizabeth
America
Korea War Two Years In, No End In Sight
James Marlow notes two years into the Korean War that no quick solution has emerged and no final outcome is clear. He argues that talks stall on prisoner exchanges, both sides risk wider war, and Russia’s role remains pivotal as Asia and Europe adjust to the conflict.
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Washington
South Korea
Russia
Asia
China
Korea
Europe
U.S
U.N
Germany
Japan
U. S
Indochina
Senate urged to ratify German peace pact and defenses
The government calls for quick action by the Senate on the German peace contract and mutual defense arrangements. It argues U S leadership will influence Britain France and Germany to approve swiftly, stressing solidarity and security of the West. A Lodge quote closes the impassioned call.
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Senate
West Germany
Free Nations
United States
Britain
France
Germany
Democrats’ Strong Hand in Elections and Policy Strategy
The piece outlines Democratic advantages as the majority party, arguing the left-wing electorate, wealth distribution, and a welfare state focus boost their edge. It forecasts attacks on Republicans as the party of the rich, defense of budgets and taxes, and claims on communism policy. It also discusses hopes Taft will be the nominee and aims to push Republicans to reactionary stances.
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Roosevelt
America
Greece
Turkey
Europe
Korea
Taft
Kremlin
United States
New York
Illinois
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Michigan
California
Court Awards Money To Duped Car Buyer
Georgia's Court of Appeals ruled a Moultrie dealer must repay $1000 to a buyer after a car sold as a 1949 Hudson was found to be a 1948 model. The dealer argued the models looked similar and he believed he was selling a 1949 model.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Court of Appeals
Moultrie
Hudson
The Stars Forecast A Turbulent Day Ahead
The astrology notes a critical state of affairs due to mishaps and bad judgment with hidden forces at play. Those with birthdays face a year of conflict and upheaval, while high ambitions may meet overwhelming circumstances despite some support. A child born now could be torn by conflicting traits and inner turmoil.
Death in the Sierras Ends in Chase and Animal Rescue
In a Sierra mountain ordeal, a masked highwayman battles a dog named Susie as gold is sought in a hidden trunk. The gunfire injures Susie and a man dies after a fall, with Rodney James identified as the host. The party escapes toward the canyon as David and others tend to the wounded dog.
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Sregeant Duncan
Ordell
David
Susie
Duncan
Sue
Roberts
School Swindler Was Fast Talker Seized $4200
Calcutta school officials ended a 12 year spree by a fast talking Hindu swindler who extorted $4200 from the education system. He posed as educated despite not finishing school and moved between jobs while keeping near the cash box.
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Calcutta
Who Can Afford Third World War
San Diego based Navy economist Comdr. John W. Seager estimates an all out third World War could cost the United States about four trillion dollars. He notes each major war has run roughly ten times the cost of the prior conflict, with World War II at 383 billion dollars.
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San Diego
Calif
Navy
United States
John W. Seager
Navy Supply Corps
Industrial College
Washington
Seager
North of the Border Down Mexico Way in Cleveland
Alberto Tenorio Jr and his wife turned demand for Mexican food into a thriving grocery and market. They serve primarily Spanish speaking customers from Puerto Rico and Mexico and cater to tourists returning to Mexican cuisine. The shop stocks tortillas tacos tamales enchilades and also Mexican Puerto Rican newspapers books magazines phonograph records and pottery.
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Cleveland
Alberto Tenorio Jr
Puerto Rico
Mexico
Tenorio
Haile Selassie Takes Expensive American Bus Ride
Addis Ababa Emperor Haile Selassie accepts an American built luxury bus costing $20,000. The vehicle includes sleeping compartments a bath kitchen and dining room as he plans a provincial tour.
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Haile Selassie
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Radio Program Schedule and Station Lineup Across Cities
NBC WLW Cincinnati ABC WCCL Columbus WSAZ Huntington CBS WENS Columbus WCHS Charleston MBS WHKC Columbus WMOA Marietta WPAR Parkersburg WATH Athens WJEH Gallipolis WOUI FM schedule lists daily noon to 1 pm and evening blocks through 6 pm with news, commentary, dramas, variety, and dance shows. includes local and network programs across multiple stations and time slots with mentions of Beulah's Skit Jack Smith Show and The Bandéstand among others.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCCL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
Gallipolis
WOUI
Nho-Cbs
Abo-Mbs-East
Abo-Mbs-West
Nbo
Abe News
Abe Beulah
Cbs News & Commentary
Mbs
Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Abe
Abe Pga
Cbs Sliver Eagle
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Cbs Evening Newsreel
Cbs Newsstand
Abe Black
Barrie Craig
Abec
Mr. and
Mrs. North
Kathi Norris
Abe Dr. Kildare
Bob Hope
Cbs Town Meeting
Mbe
Cbs News & Music
Kenton
Abe the Waxworks
Dbs Orchestra
Abe Orchestra
All Nets
Television Listings for Multiple Stations
A dense schedule lists shows for WLW Channel 3 WSAZ Channel 56 WTVN Channel 6 and others. Programs include Kukla Fran Ollie Dinah Shore Western Hayride Fireside Theater Circle Theater Amateur Hour News and sports segments with times across day and night schedules.
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WLW
Kukla
Fran
Ollie
Capitol News
Garnet Grayson
Weather
Caravan News
Bob Considine
Larry Vincent
New York
Circle Theater
Maida's Kitchen
Garry Moore
Mike and
Buff
Bert Parks
Beulah
Bishop Sheen
University of Air
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Hal Boyle
Steel & War
Moscow
Soviet Union
World Today
James Marlow
Henry Cabot Lodge
Dems
Democratic Party
Sierras
Doris Hudson Moss
EA Service
Rodney James
By Galbraith
Mexico Way
Little Liz
Abe Godfrey
Cos
Abe Ladies Fair
Abe Queen
Cbe
Lopez
Mary Oneaid McBride
Mid-West
Abc-Mbs
Indians
Athletica
Platter Playhouse
Prospector Bill
Wens-Tv
Channel 16
Penny Arcade
Jack Buck
Doug Edwards
Chet Long
TV Weatherman
Arthur Godfrey
Sreh
Burt
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