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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1952

Page

14

DiSalle Urges Continued Economic Curbs to Ike

Economic Stabilizer DiSalle said he sent a report to President-elect Eisenhower and favors extending direct price and wage curbs along with indirect controls. He told NBC he resigned after taking the post and warned inflationary forces remain. He predicted the new administration will face hard economic choices.

Washington Eisenhower Deuiur DiSalie NBC Tice Herman Steinkraus U. S. Chamber of Commerce DiSalle Steinkraus di Salle New England

Episcopal Church Sets US Membership Record in 1952

The Episcopal Church reached a record 2,715,825 members in 1952, a 2.74 percent rise from 1941, with receipts totaling $91,583,112, up $9.64 million or 11.76 percent from 1951. Parishes and missions numbered 7,954, and priests rose 2.2 percent to 6,95.

New York Episcopal Church Linden H. Morehouse Episcopal Church Annual Morehouse Episcopal

London to Examine Donora Smog Report

A U S S Embassy spokesman said a Donora Pa smog report from 1948 may help Britain fight its fogs. The document will go to Norman Dodds MP who requested it for an active campaign against London’s smoke. Brisk winds cleared most of yesterday’s haze and holiday travelers hurried home as traffic eased.

London Donora U. SS Norman Dodds Britain

Rhee to Visit Clark in Japan Despite Anti-Japanese Stand

Seoul reports President Syngman Rhee, known for his strong anti-Japanese stance, will travel to Japan on January 5 to meet General Mark Clark, UN Far East Commander. Rhee previously visited Japan during the 1950 occupation to see General Douglas MacArthur. He accuses Japan of seeking 80 percent of South Korean property, citing lingering occupation claims.

Syngman Rhee Clark Nippon Seoul Japan Mark Clark United Nations Far

Twins Still Critical After Separation Surgery

CHICAGO December 28 The Brodie Siamese twins of Moline Illinois remain on the critical list a day after their separation operation. The University of Illinois Hospital reports no substantial change in their conditions. In 1851 Canada bought 7 percent of United States farm exports and ranked fifth among America foreign markets.

Chicago Brodie

Knife and fork blamed for death by action weapons

Dr. Victor Levine of Creighton University told the American Association for the Advancement of Science that knives and forks are the death by own action weapons of many Americans. He cited overeating as a key cause of high blood pressure and related heart kidney and brain ailments, contrasting with other peoples who eat less and live more calmly. He linked temperament and lifestyle to hypertension and warned the hurried American pursues success at the expense of rest and equanimity.

St, Louis Victor 5 Levine Creighton University School of Medicine Omaha Neb American Association For the Advancement of Science

Nationalists Seize Norwegian Freighter Nidar

In Taipei Formosa on December 28 officials said the Nationalists took control of the Norwegian freighter Nidar after a mutiny by the crew. The 2,760-ton ship, sailing under the Panamanian flag and owned by Wallem and Company, was seized as it headed for Japan and brought to Kaohsiung after the mutiny led by the Portuguese captain Pintos Marques.

Taipeh Formosa Nidar Japan Pintos Marques Macau Hoong Kong Que Moy China Mesa Kaohsiung Wallem and Company

Earthquake Shakes Northern Israel No Damage Reported

A two second quake hit Haifa and Galilee in northern Israel at 4 a.m. on December 28. No damage or injuries were reported.

Israel Haifa Galilee

French Offensive Appears Stalled in Indochina Fronts

Reporting from Hanoi Indochina on December 28 the French Union offensive stalls with only minor clashes on two main fronts in Northwestern Indochina near Na San and in the Red River Delta. French Viet Namese forces press in to pursue the Communist led enemy as paratroop units seek several thousand Viet Minh behind Na San. A pocket of enemy forces is said trapped about 10 miles south of Nam Dinh amid two small clashes with uncertain results.

Hanoi Indochina High Command Na San Red River Touh Bai Chi Rea Nam Dinh

Duty Report Highlights Service Moves Across WWII Era

A compilation shows MSgt Marvin W. Hughes deployed to Alaska with the Fourth Regimental Combat Team at Eielson Air Force Base. Other notes include Pvt Otto Maddox earning the Combat Infantryman Badge in Korea, Lt. JG Ernest G. Duckworth assigned to Germany, and radiological science mentions about a radioisotope used with Geiger counters.

Marvin W. Hughes Gloria James Av Cincinnati Alaska Eielson Air Force Base Fairbanks Elizabeth Hughes Hugheslor Pvt Howard Harding Armay Brigstock England H. V. Harding Yves Sissonville Korea Otto Maddox Quincy Ernest G. Duckworth Nada Sixteenth St Dunbar Forest L. Dotson M.lord Dotson Cha Munich Gerton Germany Infentey

Memory Trick Boosts Recall Through Emotion Says Brill

London reports a British investigator found memory is selective, not all memory. In a classroom trap, volunteers memorized word lists while the room was disrupted, showing many forgot details yet retained important items. The Family Doctor notes animal upset can impact memory.

Brill London British Medical Association Joan Brandon

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