Housewives Puzzle New Price Stabilizer
Douglas Larsen reports on Tighe Woods touring to gauge housewives views on price controls. He finds anger at prices but little knowledge of controls, notes blame shifts between grocers and housewives, and observes meat price disputes over preferred cuts. Woods concludes housewives favor keeping controls but admit puzzling questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Larsen
Philadelphia
NEA
Tighe Woods
Gosh
Woods
Jacksonville
Fla
Robert Ley
Alvin Bazley
Miniature GM plant stages side by side warplanes and autos
At General Motors Kansas City, a 48 times scaled model assembly line showcases tiny Thunderjets, coupes, sedans, and convertibles alongside miniature workers and tools. Engineers develop three dimensional layouts and a miniature process for turning jet engines on a conveyor, exploring dual purpose civilian and military production.
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Kansas City
Kan
General Motors
E. D. Rofkrt
M Models
Plundering Killer Eludes Hunters in Montana
CHOTEAU Montana a grizzly bear is suspected after a spree killing 32 sheep in a week. Authorities and U S Government Trapper Romy McCallum report large tracks as clues but traps and decoys fail to stop the wary animal.
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Choteau
Mont
U. S
Romy McCallum
Minor Accident Triggers Chain Reaction In Boswell
Two trucks collide near Boswell Indiana causing a chain reaction. One beer truck crashes into a farmhouse causing a fire. James Border 84 is a heart attack. Fireman Raymond Smith is cut by flying glass as bottles explode.
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Boswell
Ind
James Border
Raymond Smith
Cartoons Attack Voice of America From Kremlin Propaganda
Four typical cartoons from a State Department collection mock the Voice of America. Satellite and non-satellite countries including East Germany Hungary North Korea France and Iran are depicted as opposing the American broadcasts. The New Times Moscow printed the gentle criticism.
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Iron Curtain
Voice of America
Kremlin
Voice
State Department
East Germany
Hungary
North Korea
France
Iran
New Times
Moscow
British Broadcasting
British Broadcasting Company
Radio Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Radio Free Europe
Dean Acheson
Goebbels
Ike Can Win in Texas But Obstacles Great
Ike faces a tough Texas path to a 24 electoral votes with a big silent vote and entrenched Democratic loyalty. Experts cite Ike’s Texas appeal, Shivers-linked Dems, rising urban support, and farm and labor blocs as key factors, while warning the hard core remains difficult to swing. The state’s political climate signals a new South battleground ahead.
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Ike
Texas
Austin
Tex
NEA
Dwight D. Eisenhower
South
Truman
Eisenhower
Dewey
Fisenhowe
Dallas
Houston
Stevenson
Sam Rayburn
Tom Connally
Lyndon Johnson
Stevenson- Sparkman
Texa
Washington
Democratic
Rayburn
Korea
Ean
McCarthy Confident After Big Wisconsin Primary Victory
Senator Joseph McCarthy campaigns aggressively in Wisconsin for reelection against Democrat Thomas Fairchild. He touts a sweeping primary win and vows a tougher fight against communism, while Fairchild runs a sparse, principle driven campaign highlighting Democratic prosperity and civil rights.
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Bruce Bioss
Milwaukee
Wis
NEA
Joe McCarthy
Wisconsin
Kneeington
Kno
State Department
McCarthy
Thomas E. Fairchild
Stat
Joseph Stalin
Kremlin
Eisenhower
Tom Fairchild
Fairchild
H Milwaukee
Wiley
MccCarthy
Admission Counselors Elect Napier President
Paul Napier chairman of admissions at Muskingum College in New Concord Ohio was elected president of the Association of College Admission Counselors at its Wednesday meeting.
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Napier
Des Moines
Paul Napier
Muskingum College
New Concord
The
Association of
College Admission Counselors
Top Cabinet Shake-Up Looms If Eisenhower Wins
A survey shows only Lovett and Sawyer certain to quit when Truman leaves. Others hint at staying or refuse to decide, with Chapman most likely kept. Cabinet and senior staff face a transition, while many officials still await the next President’s move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Larsen
Washington
NEA
Eisenhower
White House
Stevenson
Truman
Robert A. Lovett
Charles Sawyer
Dean Acheson
the Treasury
John W. Snyder
Harry Truman
Oscar Chapman
Uniqu
Chari Brannan
Gene Jesse Donaldson
Brannan
Tinue
Donaldson
Maurice Tobin
James P. McGranery
Tobin
McGranery
Jess Larson
Servi
Uncle Sam
Lovett
Zeeb brothers defend patch by swapping melons with citron
In Papillion Nebraska a pair of elderly bachelor brothers Otto and Elmer Zeeb stopped years of raiding by replacing watermelons with Colorado citron on their farm. The fruit proved bitter and tough and the first raiding party abandoned their theft when they found it.
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Otto
Elmer Zeeb
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Tee
Tica
Lidove Noviny
Wall Street
United Press
Poland
Zolmierz Polski
Voice of
America
Hitler
Taegliche Rundschau
Berlin
Allan Shivers
Tidelands
Fort Worth
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