Hungary Faces Five Year Plan Crisis and Food Shortages
Hungarian Deputy Premier Ernce Geroe reports targets unmet in coal iron steel and building sectors, with 20 percent iron and steel rejected. The Ministry of Heavy Industry allegedly falsified stats while Hungary bans exports and borrows imports to avert famine.
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Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Ernce Geroe
Ministry of Heavy Indusry
Communist Party
Stalin
M. Geroe
Prague
ISC President to Get $18 500 Salary
The Iowa State Board of Education set Dr. James Harold Hilton’s salary at 18 500 a year as he becomes president of Iowa State College Ames after Dr Charles Finley retires July 1 He will also receive a house and maintenance Hilton currently earns 28 400 at North Carolina State College and the action marks a new high in state salaries.
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Des Moines
State Board of Education
James Harold Hilton
Iowa State College
Ames
Charles E. Finley
David Dancer
Hilton
North Carolina State College
Iowa Board
Iowa State
Finley
Virgil Hancher
State University of Iowa
Dancer
Hancher
American youngsters bring Christmas cheer to refugees in Nuernberg
In Nuernberg on Saturday American schoolchildren brought gifts to 150 refugee youngsters who faced a bleak Christmas after a Czech admitted gambling away funds from a displaced persons labor unit. U S kids contributed 425 marks about 101.15 dollars to replace the loss, 25 marks more than had been gambled away.
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Nuernberg
Germany
U. S
Americans Allowed to Buy Iran Oil Amid Legal Risks
The State Department said American firms may purchase oil from Iran without U S government objection but warned of potential UK legal action. The move appears to soften past discouragements, prompted by rising private inquiries, as Britain supports the Anglo Iranian Oil Co and remains wary of Iran’s nationalization dispute.
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Washington
State Department
Iran
U. S
Anglo- Iranian Oil Co
United States
Britain
Wellshed Woman Denies Extravagance in Divorce Suit
Mrs Kinta Desmare Merrill of Palm Beach and New York City denied being a spendthrift in her answer to multi millionaire husband Charles Edward Merrill's divorce suit. Merrill, 66, claimed family expenses ran about $30 100 monthly due to her extravagant tastes including 100 pairs of shoes with 24 handmade pairs from Italy.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Italy
Atlantic News-telegraph rates and editorial note
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists pricing for subscriptions by carrier and mail, detailing monthly and yearly rates for Cass County and surrounding areas, Elsewhere in Iowa, U S and Canada, with editor and office contact lines. The notice reflects standard local newspaper practice of 1912, including postage and membership information.
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News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
F. D. Simpson
Atlantic
Iowa
Congress
Iowa Daily Press Association
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Cass
U. S
Canada
Eisenhower Eyes Early Break With Taft in Rift Clash
Washington sources say President-elect Eisenhower prefers resolving rift with Senator Taft early. Durkin Labor Secretary pick seen as accident of politics amid cabinet search for Catholic or Jewish representation. Nixon friction noted as he seeks cabinet role and executive duties. grand jury probes B&O RFC loan scandal.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Taft
Senate
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Ike
Durkin
Alfred Driscoll
New Jersey
Plumbers Union
John Danaher
Connecticut
Dewey
Anna Rosenberg
Truman
Defense
A. F. of L
George Meany
Martin Durkin
Justice Department
Sinclair Weeks
Commerce
Labor
Weeks
Finance Committee
Republican Party
GOP National Committee
Morningside Heights
Ezra Taft Benson
Agriculture
George Humphrey
Cleveland
Treasury
Durkin-Sinclair
Nixon
Miami
Augusta
White House
West
California
Federal Grand Jury
B. & O. Railroad
RFC
Jesse Jones
Grand Jury
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Adopted Country Feels Like Mother to Me
A speaker reflects on being adopted by a country and treated as its own from childhood to manhood. The poem expresses gratitude for shelter, guidance, and love, comparing the homeland to a motherland that shaped the speaker as if born there. The piece is credited to Edgar A. Guest, 1952.
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Hal
Edgar A. Guest
Marilyn Monroe bids for Reinhardt manuscript collection
The actress outbid USC to acquire the 178 books used by late producer Max Reinhardt at auction for 1335 dollars. USC librarian Lewis Steig notes the collection, valued around 12000 dollars, would enrich a world accessible archive. Monroe says she will study other schools' applications though Stanford Cal Los Angeles and Harvard are also interested.
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Holly Woodw
Marilyn Monroe
University of Southern California
Max Reinhardt
USC
Heinhardt
Marilyn
Lewis F. Steig
Reinhardt
Columns by Columns by George E Sokolsky racy
A historical view traces U S labor secretary appointments from William B Wilson to Maurice J Tobin and notes shifts of control among unions and politicians. It highlights expert influence, agency changes, and AF L control under Durkin.
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William B. Wilson
National Union of Miners
Woodrow Wilson
Harding, Coolidge
Hoover
James J. Davis
Amalgamated Association Iron, Steel and Tin Workers of America Union
William N. Doak
Franklin
Collective Bargaining and Government Labor Control
The text reviews collective bargaining as a theory where employers and workers bargain terms. It traces shifts from enterprise to industry focus, professionalization of union leadership, and government as the controlling factor in labor relations through agencies like the NLRB and wage boards. It notes wartime power, key figures, and political influences shaping labor policy.
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NRA
National Labor Relations Board
Wage Board
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Roosevelt
Truman
Sewell Avery
Montgomery Ward
CIO
National Labor Board
Harold Ware
NLRB
Lift death sentence for friendly pig Eddie at expo
Eddie the friendliest pig at the International Live Stock Exposition had his death sentence commuted to life. The hog, exhibited by George Hoffman of Ida Grove Illinois, answered to his name and snuggled with strangers before going to the auction block Friday.
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Chicago
Eddie
George Hoffman
Ida Grove
Ill
Unidentified benefactor grants clemency for Eddie the hog
An unknown donor paid a steep price to move Eddie from the stockyards death house to a Chicago facility. Eddie’s former owner says the hog became a pampered pet in the Hoffman home after an illness last spring. Hoffman noted Eddie had to be harnessed and leashed on the farm to prevent him from wandering off with visitors.
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Eddie
Stockyards Death House
Chicago
Hoffman
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