Stalin’s Prophetic Volley in Korea and UN Crises
The article surveys Stalin’s public predictions that the United States and Britain would fail in Korea and the UN would disintegrate. It notes British rebuttals listing Soviet forces and questions Stalin’s peace claims. It also reports U.N. forces under Ridgway regaining the offense and uncertain future of the Korean War.
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Stalin
United States
Great Britain
Korea
United Nations
Russia
Matthew B. Ridgway
Ridgway
38Th Parallel
Fuure
Marshall Tells Plans on Europe Aid and Labor Unrest
Gen. George Marshall disclosed to Congress that the United States planned to send 100000 additional troops to Europe, a figure seen as modest and controversial. Washington debates over military aid and labor unrest at home shaped the timing, with wage stabilization protests and a guilty plea from railway workers adding to a tense national mobilization scene.
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George Marshall
Europe
Congress
U.S
Marshall
Soviet Union
Washington
Taft
Ohio
Wherry
Nebraska
Senate Armed Service Committee
United States
Alsa
Brotherhood of Railway
Protests Target Food Price Legislation and Parity Debates
The article reports on protests by housewives labor and average homeowners urging new laws to stabilize farm prices and industrial wages. Economic Stabilization Director Eric Johnston signals proposed parity-based measures amid farm and labor clashes over price controls. It also notes a government move to require 59 percent down payments for nonresidential construction and 50 percent for certain commercial projects to curb inflation.
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Nations House
Eric Johnston
Legis!ation
Johnston
Fixing Scandal Shocks Nation Across High Schools and Colleges
The article details alleged basketball game fixing involving three New York colleges and prominent players, prompting investigations nationwide. It notes high school games draw large crowds and suggests a broader push for fair play, with implications reaching local communities and intended cleanup of youth sports.
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New York
America
Madison Square Gardens
Postal service shifts short hauls from rail to road trucks
The post office announced a major policy change to move short haul mail from railroads to highway trucks. Officials say trucks cut costs on short runs, with a 82-foot truck at 25 to 30 cents per mile versus rail costs of 80 cents to 4.90 dollars per mile depending on distance. Abandonments of railroad branch lines also factor in.
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Post Office Department
Postal Department
Interstate Commerce Commission
Post Office
New Bible Modern English Edition Planned for 1952
The National Council of Churches announces a revised standard version of the Bible in modern English to be ready for distribution by September 30, 1952. Translation of the Old Testament proceeds after New Testament completion. some words' meanings are shifting with modern usage.
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London
England
Teddington
House of Commons
Division of Christian Education
National Council of the Churches of Christ
U.S.A
Butter to Italy Sells Cheap Under Price Support
Government price support sent 5.5 million pounds of butter to Italy at 15 cents per pound while U S housewives paid 95 cents or more per pound. Officials said the butter cost the government 65 cents.
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Italy
Agricultural Department
Economical Cough Relief Home Mixture Ad
An ad promotes a simple cough relief remedy mixing sugar syrup with Pinex to create a pint of medicine. It claims quick throat and bronchial relief, eased breathing, and restful sleep with money back guarantee. Ready to use PiWEXs are offered for convenience.
Don't Talk About Troubles Correct Them Says Mother
An advertisement features Mrs. Bowman of Nashville Tennessee praising HADACOL for restoring energy and family harmony. She claims great weakness, nervousness, and nine children, noting improved health after using the product. Consumers are urged to order from The LeBlanc Corporation Lafayette Louisiana with money-back refund.
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Bowman
Clees Ferry Road
Nashville
Tennessee
Adacol
LeBlanc Corporation
Lafayette
Louisiana
The
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