Ike's aides to decide on controls extension
Eisenhower directs advisers to study extending wage price control authority beyond April. A 14 member agricultural advisory committee, appointed with E. Benson, will draft the farm program with W. J. Myers of Cornell leading the panel. The group may evolve into a bipartite federal agricultural commission after inauguration.
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Benson
Associated Press
New York
Eisenhower
Congress
Ign
Hehisenhower
Eara Taft Benson
W. J. Myers
Agriculture College
Cornell University
Federal Agricultural Commission
Commodore Hotel
Boston
Ranark Cutler
Paul G. Hoffman
Good business forecast for 1953 and 1954 defense outlook
Secretary of Commerce and economists predict solid business in the new year with a downturn expected in 1954 and a sharp test in 1955. The defense buildup peak may reach 55 to 60 billion dollars, then fall to about 40 to 60 billion annually as military outlays ease. Fear and uncertainty are seen as main risks.
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Secretary of Commerce
Associated Press
Washington
Smwyyer
Sawyer
Local Pastor Rev. Baner Missed City Service Amid Illness
The article notes Rev. Baner, pastor at Bresbyternaey Church, was absent from a Sunday worship due to ill health. His mother Mrs Howsted Hummund of Forty.R.0 and senior theological student Bryant visited, while Baner planned to remain at home and resume duties next Sunday.
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Oriland Bryant
Luliw
Howsted Hummund
Vorty.r
Belwe
Baner
Beyant
State Solons Facing Money Raising Issue
Harrisburg lawmakers confront a budget gap as they seek about 209 million dollars in new taxes or spending cuts. Governor Fine plans to present a tax study committee's program by January 26 with options including income tax sales tax mercantile tax or use taxes and a mix of measures to balance a 1.3 billion dollar two year budget. The committee remains secretive but consideration will include new tax sources and cost-cutting ideas to curb state government expenses.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Rob Peter
Spenstin
John
Fine
Pennsylvania Retailers Association
Sim-Isr
Ten Dead or Missing After Sea of Japan Plane Crash
A four engine Navy flying boat crashed in the Sea of Japan Friday night. Ten of its 14 crew members are dead or missing. Four survivors were picked up by a U S destroyer. The PBM aircraft went down about 50 miles east of Kosong off the east coast of Formosa.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Sea of Japan
U. S
Navy
Kosong
Fores
British free May after serving spy sentence in Britain
Wakefield England report says Alun May the 41 year old atomic spy freed after six years and eight months of a 10 year term. He admitted passing uranium samples used in the first U S bomb to a Soviet contact. Prison officials helped him escape, saying he is now as free as any other man who has served his time.
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Associated Press
Wakefield
England
Albrecht
May
Wakediek
Ihab
Julius
Ethel Rosebery
Ameriegg
Fuchs
Rosenbergs
David Greenglass
Congress Anal Committee
Aspics
Russia
Britain
Tron Curtain
Teast
New Warning Signs Planned at Riceville Intersection
State Sen. R. B. Mahany leads safety campaign for Ticeville Corners after years of crashes. Two signs with luminous shields will be installed at Routes 77 and the main intersection, following talks between Mahany and highway officials.
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Riceville
Ticeville Corners
Innes of Rowe Th
R. B. Mahany
Car Wreck Near Spartansburg In Weekend Incident
State Police investigated a Route 8 wreck one mile north of Spartansburg. Paul Hawley, 21, of Waterford RD 1, lost control at 12:60 am yesterday and crashed into a mower near the highway. The mower owner Harry Brink of Spartansburg RD 1 faced $35 damage. Hawley’s car damage was $300. No injuries reported.
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Spartansburg
Paul Hawley
Waterford
Harry Brink
Spartansbuirg
State Draft Call Forecasts High February Quota
Harrisburg selective service officials project Pennsylvania February draft quota near 6 600, the highest since the Korean War, with 59 000 men nationwide slated for induction. final figures depend on headquarters review and adjustments.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Selective Service
Pennsylvania
Henry M. Gross
Iuress
Texas rancher dies in death by own action dive of plane
Sweetwater Texas resident Ollie William Cox, a wealthy rancher who owned 2589 acres near Sweetwater, died after a deliberate dive from 6000 feet in a yellow plane. Air traffic officials and friends described his unstable mood and pleas, with tape recordings showing his struggle and final decision to crash.
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Texas
Associated Press
Sweetwater
Tex
Airpore
Ollie William Co
Here
Piel Selon
Plonger West
Tess Ranelying
Gwvi Aeronaution Adminiteauion
Qos
Jover
Cox
Jamport
Don Patterson
Abilene, Tex
Letitis
Patterson
Earl Gritz
L. M. Hubbard
Hubbard
House Senate Chiefs Call For Tougher Laws
UMMSW accuses McCartan of conspiring with mine operators in a campaign to behead the union. They challenge the committee conscript for hearing and set a tough law agenda.
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HOUSE
Senate
UMMSW
McCartan
Senate backs death penalty call for spies and saboteurs
A Senate internal security subcommittee endorsed a House push to toughen laws against subversives and to purge unions seen as linked to communism. The report urged the International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers to oust its leadership and supported federal action to bar communists from labor roles. The miners union responded by denying ties to the UN and accused the panel of distortions.
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Associated Frees
Washington
Senate
House
Orginisvett
Senate Internal Security
Sei
McCar
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smeller Workers
UMMSW
Metiax
CTO
Communist Party One
Lnw
Tront
Castran
Moorrin
Nnion
United Nations
McCarran
Congress
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Inquest Planned Into Children's Gas Explosion Deaths
A coroner's inquest will probe a December gas explosion that destroyed the Moulies home and killed six children of Mr and Mrs Robert Moulies. Driver John Lipill, 7, of weary Asfield, faces manslaughter charges as investigators weigh accidental cause against Equitable Gas negligence. A benefit vaudeville for the family raised 2000 to 2500.
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Robert
Moulies
Moulies Worth
Lental
Fas
John Lipill
Weary Asfield
Lipito
Equitable
Monlies Familly
Queen Mother Alessandrine Dies in Danish Mourning
Copenhagen citizens enter a week of official mourning after the death of Queen Mother Alessandrine who reigned through two world wars. The dowager queen died yesterday, twelve days after an operation and five days after her birthday.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Alesandrine
Dispute Over Ouster Of MacArthur Flares Anew
The Associated Press reports a renewed dispute over General Douglas MacArthur's removal from command. President Truman's public remarks and press reactions are cited, with MacArthur allies defending his stance in Korea and questioning the timing and implications of the decision.
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MacArthur
Holiday Accident Death Toll Reported Across Nation
The holiday period yielded a rising death toll with estimates around 714 fatalities nationwide. Officials note high counts during peak travel days and emphasize road safety ahead of year-end travel surges.
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Ated Press
Appiacats
National Safety Council
Teachers push $200 a year raise in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania teachers opened a drive for a $200 yearly salary boost with support from the Pennsylvania State Education Association. The group backs legislative action to raise state subsidies and continue $200 step-ups through 1959-61, citing comparisons with New York Delaware and Maryland. Florence La Mont, widow of J P Morgan chairman, dies in New York after long illness.
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Associated Press
Barrishurg
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Harvey
Gayman
PSEA
New York
Delaware
Maryland
Mra
Florence LaMont
J. P. Morgan and
Go, Int
Timont
Red Air Strikes North Korea Amid Snowbound Front
U S Fifth Air Force pounded Pyongyang area with B 29s and fighter bombers hitting troop billets barracks and supply centers. Sabre interceptors claimed several MIGs downed or damaged while a 3800 foot runway was cratered to hinder Red air operations.
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Associated Press
Seoul
Chinern
Cenral
N. Aroans
North Korea
Bec
Pyongyang
Fifth Air Force
U.S
Couple Loses Bid to Stay in United States
Bruno Edward Patil aged 48 and his wife Marzil Patil 98 failed to gain admiss ion as US citizens after crossing the Atlantic seeking residence. They are not deported and may seek entry via immigration quotas while attempting to raise funds in New York for return to Europe, aided by relatives.
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Sey Boubie
America
Atlantic
Tootslopp
Bruno Edward Patil
Marzil
United States
Klement Nielsen
West Smith Street
Pauls
New York
Europe
Ameren
Utility files new schedule with state pac
A proposed schedule would raise base rates for state pac utilities effective February 27. The plan would yield a monthly net increase of 3.65 dollars for the average householder.
Pennsylvania Gas Company seeks rate hike across service area
The Pennsylvania Gas Company filed with the Public Utility Commission to raise rates for about 2,700 Corry customers and thousands more in Warren Jamestown Erie and nearby towns in northwestern Pennsylvania and southwestern New York. If approved, increases would take effect February 29 1958 and include a minimum monthly charge of 110 for gas service plus higher charges based on fuel use.
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Pennsylvania Gas Company
Corry
Warren
Jamestown
Eriewong
Pennsylvania
New York
Willy
Pennsyvania Public Utility Commission
PUC
All Plus 10
Gas rate hike proposed by FCC to raise monthly bills
Core family using 40 000 cubic feet of gas would see a net bill rise from 8 50 to 11 55 per month if the FCC approves a new schedule. The proposed rates show an about 18 percent increase with charges for first 1 000 cubic feet and tiers up to over 100 000 cubic feet, plus a fixed service charge. The company cites higher fuel costs and expanded operations since 1924 and 1937 reductions as reasons for the increase.
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Corey
Weatingseas
FCC
WSS
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