Babson Critiques Socialism as a Cruel Hoax
Roger W. Babson argues in New York that modern socialism erodes private initiative and fosters austerity. He contends honest socialists in power find their noble aims clash with incentives, leading to poverty and stagnation, with figures like Attlee Cripps and Bevin cited as examples.
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Roger W. Babson
New York
Brin Santa Am Ii
Attlee
Labor
Labour
Novemene
Casallies
Attics
Cripps
New
Ind
Socialim
England
Labonte
Red troop de hint new offensive imminent
49 nations sign Japanese peace treaty today. 65 jets fight running battle at 36 000 feet in planes attack new group of enemy tanks infantry digs in after shooting way out of four communist traps.
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JETS
U. S. Eighth Army
Korea
United Nations
United
Seoul
No-Man’s Land
Babile
Sinanh
U. S
Exciathex
Wonsan
Joresl
Marine Corsairs
Singasan
Wotan
Radio hints Reds may be willing to change talk site
Allied and Soviet backed broadcasts report possible shift in cease fire talks from Kaesong amid mounting pressure for armistice terms. UN forces say talks suspended since August 23. UK and U.S. observers note no official acceptance of Ridgway proposal.
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Tokyo
Kaesong
Matthew B. Ridgway
Red Radio
Pyongyang
Peiping Radio
Commmunist
Russia
Jacob
Malik
38Th Parallel
Turnpike Safety Talks Prompt Speed Limit Debate
The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission discussed lowering the 70 mile per hour limit on the toll road and increasing police patrols. Safety experts urged action as J Maxwell Smith of the Keystone Automobile Club warned higher speed raises death risk. Commissioner Edward N Jones noted police patrols cost about 10 000 annually per officer.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Tunpike Commission
J. Maxwell Smith
Keystone Automobile Club
Edward N Jones
Prague cabinet reshuffle signals Czech state control push
The Prague cabinet announced a government shakeup after a Communist party session. President Klement Gottwald assumes secretariat duties, the title secretary general is abolished, and Rudolf Slansky is moved to a different state post while a new state control minister is unnamed.
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Chahnes
Cablinet
Prague
Prawtle Radio
Communist Party
Klement Gottwald
Moscow
Secretar G-Eneral
Rudolf Slansky
Selabidé Tor
Ehnniges
Senate approves vast military aid bill with Air Force expansion
The Senate appropriations committee unanimously backs a 61.1 billion dollar military funding bill. It adds 5 billion for Air Force expansion aiming for at least 95 wings, with a target of 130 to 160 wings per defense leaders. The measure allocates 20.0 billion for Army 20.0 billion for Air Force and 15.9 billion for Navy and Marines. An anti-graft amendment and civilian wage rules accompany the package.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Senate Committee
House
McFarland
D-Ariz
Secretary of Defense
Marshall
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Congress
Air Force
Defense Department
Army
Navy
Marines
Only 58 Hired In August Says Pses Manager
In Corry district August saw an overall employment slowdown with only 58 placements, including one in agriculture, down from 217 in July. Weather hurt crops and material shortages slowed defense industries, but layoffs remained limited and demand may rise as the defense program expands.
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PSES
Corry
Stewart Long
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Long
Bong
IEEE
Aoa
Turmoil Seen in Far East Amid Japan Treaty Turmoil
In a San Francisco dispatch dated September 8, Russia’s refusal to sign the peace treaty with Japan signals political turmoil in the Far East and a risk of all-out war. Peiping radio warns Communist China could go to war with Japan if Japan aligns with the Western world.
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San Francisco
Russie
Japan
Far East
Russia
Peiping Radio
Delegation to Leave Monday for Japanese Peace Treaty Talks
Readable lines indicate a delegation leaving Oakland on Monday for a Japanese peace treaty conference. Russians expected to travel by automobile from Hillsborough to Oakland. Train schedule shows arrival in Chicago midweek.
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Fhanisgo
Soph Ballsiv
Oakland
Hillsborough
Southern Pacific Railroad
Chicago
Huffman Goes On Trial Monday In Child's Passing
Roharles Hof, 2 year old, died after alleged abuse by father Huffman. Prosecution cites a blow from a two story roof edge causing death. body disinterred and path exam at Hamel Hospital. Wife and several relatives subpoenaed as witnesses in the case in Maury county court.
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Huffman
Roharles Hof
Cairy
Jayce Mane
Willson
Maury
Mantiay
Muttwiany
Br Donn B. Fost
M.S. Cobbett
Alice Huffman
Olin Bracket
Cecil Huffmanl
Falige
Hurley Drake
S.r. Paul Goodman
Heavy fox killings shock Corry district bounty revival
In Corry district, Elmer Simpson of Weston City notes 400 red and grey fox pelts were seized since June 1 as state bounty resumes. He reports steady trappers turning in nearly 200 pelts monthly across seven southern and eastern townships, warning fox numbers were high and tax revenue from bounties helps protect crops.
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Corry
Elmer, Simpson
Weston City
Princotar
Simpson
Incomes Climb To Record High
The Commerce Department reports July personal incomes rose to a new high of 251.6 billion dollars annually, up from 251.0 billion in June. Private industry wages and salaries increased while government payrolls rose, pushing the federal state and local total to a record 29.2 billion dollars per year.
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Associated Press
Washington
Commerce Department
Campaign To Aid Sclerosis Victim Nears Halfway Mark
The drive to raise funds for a sclerosis victim nears the halfway point as residents donate toward medical care and hospital costs. Key contributors and local groups including United Brethren and community diners pledge support while charity events and sales unfold to bolster the effort.
Seven thousand pheasants to be stocked in Corry district
Corry hunters will stock about 7 000 pheasants this fall. Farmers raised the birds last season and 14 000 birds will be collected for transport to pens, with roosters and hens separated. Birds will be released next spring at Game Commission holds, with farmers paid $1 per bird upon transfer. The program covers Wayne Concord Union LeBoeuf Amity Washington and Waterford townships.
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Corry
Elmer Simpson
Union Grey
West Watlsburg
Gving
Elias Tig
Severn
Simpson
Getty Area
Garé Commission
Mr. Simpson
Wayne
Concord
Union
LeBoeuf
Amity
Washington
Waterford
Archbishop Banned from Red China Forever
Arch bishop Anthony Réherlywpni arrived in Hong Kong from Red China under Communist orders to stay out of the mainland forever. The Chinese government announced a permanent banishment, severing the last link with the Vatican.
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Pyosuemiee
Hong Kong
Anthony Réherlywpni
Iincia
Red China
Communist Hin
Waterford Man Injured In Crash
Waterford man Homey Mukowski Be Waxct ord was admitted to Stem Memorial Hospital in Kon OY after a crash. Police report indicate he sustained severe injuries including head and eye trauma. Investigating officers said the accident occurred on a rural road at dusk with repairs underway and the vehicle valued around 83000.
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Waterford
Stem Memorial Hospital
Kon OY
Mukowski
Alpen
Skworyk
Waterton
RDE
Corryites Admit Second Theft in Erie Case
Corryite Ernest Beckwith admitted involvement in a second theft at East Mary Street, with Browle and Beckwith accused in a burglary linked to a battery and tire peel sale at the Corey Ante Supply store. Beckwith implicated Jane Steele as police pursue further charges, while officers recover the mower and other stolen items. Beckwith faces larceny charges before Alderman Gordon. police seek additional details.
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Chiminglis
Janey Steele
Lomiot
Eily Pole
Viend
Ernest Becawith
Lemsey Street
Brie ‘County
Corey
East Mary
Beckwith
Browle
Wperaron
Herald Avraline
Uneft
Armitage
bSesse
Nile
Ineal
Spartansburg
Two Women Die in Turnpike Collision Near Marrigburg
A crash on the Pennsylvania Turnpike ten miles east of Marrigburg killed Mrs. Porter K. Anein, 37, of Philadelphia and Mrs. Michael Shatuk, 52, of Nanty-Glo. A station wagon carrying Mrs. Austin as a passenger crossed the median and struck a car, overturning. State police investigate probable crossing error.
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Marrigburg
Sept
Nish
When & i
Here
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Porter K. Anein
Philadelphia
Michael Shatuk
Nanty-Glo
Austin
Russia United in Walkout Overshadows San Francisco Pact Signing
At the San Francisco conference the Soviet delegate Andrei Gromyko led a walkout with Communist colleagues over the Japanese peace treaty. Russia Poland and Czech delegates were expected to boycott the signing, while Japan and others prepared for curtailed sessions and final votes on the pact.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Neon
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Pune
Sakiuttin
Russia
Japan
Yoshida
Groiyku
Fayesta
Acheson
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