Profit limit plan studied as wage and price controls debate unfolds
Washington reports a government study on profit limiting as a tool to curb price marks. wage stabilizers seek broader action while the Price Administrator weighs ceilings and margins to replace recent price freezes. Officials foresee steel, aluminum and copper controls and a mid year review.
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Associated Press
Washington
Michael W. DiSalle
Wasdei
Elle
Boyd Chatman
Witge
John L. Lewis
Hue
Paul
Dremintiin Te Hande
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Glite Ketr
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Harrison
Work Stoppage Hits Railroads Across Major Plants
An unidentified number of railroad workers in Detroit and Chicago stayed away from work, prompting a January stoppage that hit lines including Chesapeake & Ohio, Wabash, Santa Fe, and Chicago Bell. Officials said about 10 000 workers joined the walkout, with some labeling in sick and others reporting absences. The action followed a December wage dispute that ended without settlement as federal pressure and presidential intervention urged a return to duty.
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China
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Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Bell
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Bel Line
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REA Cuts Rates Three Per Cent
The Rural Electrification Association announced a three percent rate cut effective January 1. The monthly minimum for farm and home and commercial customers drops from 2.75 to 2.50 dollars, with church school and public buildings from 1.80 to 1.00. A special water heater rate and a new 45a demand charge for over 10 kilowatts are included, reflecting a careful board review of members’ finances and needs.
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Communysverntura Scourle Luperative Association
William G. Wenner
Cambridge Springs
Wong
REA Board of Directors
Taft Predicts GOP Victory in 1952 Race
Associated Press reports Senator Taft telling a Washington rally that foreign policy will decide the 1952 election, with Republicans optimistic they will win Congress and the White House. Duff urges a hard line against Democrats as party members chant for victory and stronger policy.
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Taft
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White House
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Jointure plan eyed for six area districts meeting set
Area school superintendents from Erle and Warren counties with Concord Wayne townships and Corry Elgin Spring Greek and Corry districts place a February 13 meeting to discuss a proposed joint board. Trustees seek figures on costs and location for a combined junior senior high or a new building under the State Authority plan.
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Warren
Concord
Wayne Townships
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Greek
Corry
Hunter
Caldwell
Campbell
Sormmer
Dlistrlets
Lawrence Dough
J .Campbell
Fi View
Washington
Ray W. Robinson
Tranporidlion i
Department Public Instruction
U S Steel Income May Hit Record High
U S Steel, the giant of the steel industry, reports 1950 results after a directors meeting. The company, with about one third of US output, helped push ingot and cast steel to a record 96.7 million tons last year and posted high nine month earnings of 178,821,540. The year’s final quarter saw 99.1 percent industry capacity use. The firm’s dividend actions include a three month-ago ATH cent and an additional 79 cent payment.
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New York
Jan. A
United States Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
Gambling Taboo Declared by Dietrich Attorney in Westmoreland
In Greensburg on January 20 Dietrich attorney L Alexander Setsoo told reporters that all forms of gambling are taboo in Westmoreland County. He addressed questions about why civic and veteran groups are winding down bingo parties and similar activities amid growing scrutiny.
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Dietrich
L. Alexander Setsoo
Westmoreland County
Beulo Wade
Defeat Red Attempts To Delay UN Vote
Lake Success Jan. 40 The Soviet bloc and allies failed to delay a United Nations vote on the U S demand to indict Chiang Kai-shek as aggressor in Korea The Arab Asian bloc urged a seven power conference while Britain supported the U S proposal with two Lebanese amendments The U S pressed resolutions from President Truman and Congress while the Soviet bloc and India urged peace efforts and opposed the Arab Asian push
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Pleven outlines France defense build up plans
Rene Pleven told the Nations Press Club in Washington that France will field 20 regular divisions in Europe by 1953 end, with 100000 more men under arms, to solidify alliance strength against communism. He praised Eisenhower as supreme commander and stressed unity in the Atlantic alliance. Also reported, Mary D. Bailey, former assistant U.S. attorney in Chicago during Prohibition, died in St Petersburg at age 93.
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Hydrogen bomb predicted in few months raises alarm
The piece reports on cautious optimism about a hydrogen bomb test, citing Lyndon B. Johnson era authorities and experts like Laurence of the New York Times. It notes Ul Nuclear Commission officials suggesting a possible spring or summer explosion, with Russia seen as the first potential aggressor.
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Lilienthal
Bhatrmin
Atonie Rrerpy Commission
Marpower Ape Foine Jr
Ettore
Karl Byel
Ruska
Page Behn
Erie Woman Hurt In Auto Smashup
Erie woman Marion Burny, 62, was injured in a crash at an intersection near Route 77. She was treated at Tinsville Hospital after a two-vehicle collision involving Leonard W. Fletcher, 51, of Youngstown. Fletcher was fined and released after yielding the fight of war? no, justice of the peace. Property damage estimated at $1500.
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Thwxviller Hospital
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Buyns
Leonard W. Fletcher
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Aula Rental, Inc
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Ampact
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Justice of the Peace
Firms asked to convert 10 standby units
Fragmented text describes firms urged to convert ten standby units amid unclear context. Mentions Famine Go Company and various illegible fragments about water fuel and pipelines. Key entities are uncertain due to garbled OCR.
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Phils
Flower Toques Win Praise At Hat Show
Flower toques drew applause at the Spring hat show as models displayed hats with rolled brims and floral adornments. Mrs Louise Brooks represented, with Henry Bendel of New York noting a low crowned hat remains in fashion this season.
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Louise Brooks
Henry ‘Bendel
New York
Veteran priest dies at Gallien after 40 years in ministry
Funeral services will be held tomorrow for the Rt. Rev. Joseph St. Ferran, pastor of St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church. Father Furon, who died Saturday, served as a priest for 40 years, with posts at Alton and St. Augustine before moving to Gallien.
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Joseph St. Ferran
St. Patrick’s Ronin Catholic Church
Father Furon
Alton
St Augustine
Gallien
Allied advances slowed by heavy enemy resistance
Advancing Allied forces under heavy Red resistance faltered on the Western front as UN troops assault toward Suwon and Kan Song. Reports cite jets and ships bombing coast towns while naval artillery targets East Coast defenses. Casualty counts and enemy inflation claims are noted as the battle persists near parallel 38.
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Park Pills
Wik
Becker
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Suwon
Ger
Banaré M. Almond
Tenth Corp
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Teor
Carrier Sunk in Secret Navy Test Off California Coast
The Secret Navy test off the California coast reports the sinking of the Tridepend erive aircraft carrier. The Navy gave scant detail noting no allied warship was involved and indicated high secrecy around the incident.
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