Pravda Demands Initiative in Soviet Trade Groups
Pravda calls for stronger initiative by Soviet trade organizations and the trade ministry to promote new canned goods. It urges eliminating theft and mismanagement, improving staff accountability, and listening to consumers to boost sales. It cites misallocation of regional products and losses of 600000 rubles in July.
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Moscow
Pravda
Communist Party
Politburo
Molotoy
Urals
Doors and roofing supplies offered by San dersons Cash Lumber Co
Old American roofing products listed with prices for 210 Ib asphalt shingles hex shingles and roll roofing. Doors described as No 1 gum and birch not paint doors or seconds, carload sold near wholesale. San dfs Cash Lumber Co. Pi 76472.
Ex-Convict Confesses to Killing Father and Two Daughters
Curtis Shedd 30 confessed to murdering Jonnie May Boyter 14 and Jo Ann Boyter 8 and led investigators to their bodies near Clayton Georgia. He also said he killed John Boyter 38 and implicated his wife Christine Boyter 30, who faces possible charges. Boyter’s body was found last week.
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Walhalla
S.C
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
Woody Wilson
Curtis Shedd
John Boyter
Wilson
Shedd
Christine Boyter
GBI
Jo Ann
Boyter
Valhalla
Atlanta
Pilotless Corsair Crashes Near Fort Worth Injuring Child
A Navy Corsair from Grand Prairie Naval Air Station crashed and exploded near Fort Worth on a Sunday morning. Lieutenant W E Ponder 30 of Fort Worth landed at Everman Airport with minor injuries. A bystander Brenda Ann Eades 5 of Cleburne sustained a small glass cut but was not hospitalized.
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Fort Worth
W. E. Ponder
Everman
Grand Prairie Naval Air Station
Highway 81
Brenda Ann Eades
Cleburne
Attack on Russia Urged If Puppet Wars Go On
Representative Durham of North Carolina warned against Soviet satellite aggression urging the United States to wage war if Russia uses satellites to defeat the country. He said Stalin would welcome a drained U S and warned against wasting manpower and resources.
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Russia
High Point
N.C
Durham
D-Nc
Joint
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
United States
Stalin
Steel Tripled Since Early Blast Furnace Output
The modern blast furnace churns out about 1,500 tons of iron daily, a sharp rise from the late 19th Century unit that produced 200 to 300 tons per day. This contrast highlights industrial progress in steelmaking.
Diary of Sivley couple records five days of calls
This morning's diary notes show Mrs. Sivley and her husband making and receiving 25 conversations over five days. Two long distance calls came from Austin while the rest were local. Local calls cost about two cents each.
Reds Aid From China Threatens Indo China Clash
Forces loyal to Ho Chi Minh gain Chinese training and military aid as Vietminh troops are reported to number around 20,000. The frontiers of Yunnan, Kwangsi and Kwangtung become Vietminh base areas with increasing cross border movement. American war materiel shipments to Indo China offset the Vietminh buildup while Truman delivers a Voice of America message to Indo Chinese peoples.
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Saigon
Indo China
Indo- China
Red China
Indo-China
Ho Chi Minh
Southeast Asia
Kwangsi
Kwangtung
Yunnan
Peipings
China
Frenc
New York
Truman
St David's Hospital Plans Campaign Structure in Austin
St David's Hospital outlines a $500000 campaign toward a $1300000 Austin hospital. A Tuesday noon Driskill Hotel session with Chairman John A Barclay will organize 600 volunteers, prospect cards, and team captains across four divisions and five groups per division.
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St. David's Hospital
John A. Barclay
Austin
Driskill Hotel
Civic Enterprise
Barclay
R. A. By
Ram
R. L. Phinney
R. W. Pettway
Malcolm R. Gregory
W. D. Graves
Jack Sperks
Huff Baines
Ben White
S. J
Cabinet Problem To Van Zeeland
Acting Foreign Affairs Minister Paul Van Zeeland was named premier designate by Prince Baudouin after Duvieusart and Segers declined the post. The move aims to form a Social Christian cabinet amid a party split and protests over handing powers to Prince Baudouin following King Leopold's removal.
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Brussels
Belgium
Paul van Zeeland
Prince Baudouin
Jean Duvieusart
P. W. Segers
van Zeeland
Leopold
Pro-Leopold
Social Christian Party
Duvieusart
Prince Baudiouin
Truckroll of 50 Flips Kills 18 in Peru Crash
A truck with 50 aboard overturned between Cuzco and Sicuani killing 18 and injuring most others. Authorities investigate whether the driver was intoxicated.
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Cuzco
Peru
Sicuani
New Miracle Electronic Ear Hides Deafness
A Chicago scientist reveals a new electronic ear that transmits whispers clearly and hides deafness. It renders old hearing aids obsolete and allows hearing without visible buttons or dangling wires, claiming benefit for millions of hard of hearing Americans.
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Chicago
United States
Electronic Research
West 19Th Street
Beltone Building
Ill
Reserves To Hear Preparedness Talk
Dr. George C. Hester of Southwestern University will speak on how America should prepare for war. The talk is scheduled for 7 30 p m Monday night at Naval Reserve Training Center 1110 Barton Springs Road for Navy Volunteer Public Relations Unit 8 5 and all local Naval reservists are invited.
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America
George C. Hester
History and Government Department
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Navy Volunteer
Naval Reserve Training Center
Barton Springs Road
Siren Test Fails to Shake Chicago Mayor’s Office
In Chicago on Saturday a hall air raid siren test barely penetrated the mayor’s padded elevator well office. Mayor Martin H. Kenney, meeting with reporters, was told not to worry about the noise. Commissioner Oscar Hewitt confirmed the siren’s wail did not reach the insulated room.
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Chicago
Martin H. Kenway
Oscar Hewitt
Commissioner of Public Works
British War Newsmen Buried With Military Honors
Two British war correspondents Ian Morrison and Christopher Buckley were buried with military honors in a Presbyterian mission compound in Korea. Colonel M. K. Unni Nayar, Indian UN official in Korea, was cremated in Hindu rites. All three died Saturday when a jeep hit a land mine on the Nak Tong River front, with fellow journalists acting as pallbearers.
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Korea
Ian Morrison
Christopher Buckley
M. K. Unni Nayar
United Nations Commission On
Fever Farmers and Nonfarm Population Shifts
The farm population fell by about 10 percent over the last decade while nonfarm residents increased by roughly 20 percent, reflecting a major shift in where people live and work in the United States.
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United States
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