Price Hikes Authorized On Steel and Automobiles
Washington formally authorized higher steel and automobile prices and mobilized housewives in four cities to enforce grocery ceiling rules. Three orders affect steel by 5.20 per ton and alloy steels by 4.7 percent, tied to a post strike settlement. Automobile dealers may set own service charges under new pricing rules starting Saturday, with overall price rise about 1 percent. Grocers to display exact price ceilings, with items like fruits and vegetables largely exempt, meat listed on a price ceiling basis.
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Truman Abandons Whistle Stop Role for 1952 Campaign
Authoritative Democratic sources say President Truman will not lead a full whistle-stop tour. He accepts a constrained campaign role, delivering major speeches for the Democratic ticket at key sites, as Adlai Stevenson and strategists planned after a Springfield, IL meeting last weekend.
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Moscow Talks Continue As Sino Soviet Rift Grows
In London observers report deepening differences between Moscow and Peiping over Korea. High level talks and a final position seem needed as Chou En Lai’s huge delegation presses and Tass notes his recall. British policy advisers warn of strains within the alliance and doubtfully assess China’s long term aims.
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Begging Beer and Kay Diamonds in Tibetan Marriage Tale
A colorful mosaic of old customs and jewelry lore. Arranged marriages in Tibetan villages hinge on the groom's family presenting Begging Beer and fresh meat to the bride’s father. A Kay diamond is promoted as a superior symbol of commitment and status, with legends and superstitions about weddings shaping expectations.
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Bavarian Jewish official dies after jail term
Former Bavarian restitution chief Auerbach, linked to Nazi victim funds misappropriation, died in prison after a sentence. Chief Rabbi Ohrenstein received a related conviction. both faced custodial penalties and fines. The same article notes Cecil Speckman detailing civil defense duties at a Hayward club meeting.
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Eisenhower to shift campaign HQ as labor appeal planned
Associates say the Republican nominee will move headquarters to the Commodore hotel in New York, leaving a rear detachment in Denver. Eisenhower will base operations on the train after Sept. 14 and address the AFL convention on Sept. 15, seeking labor support for the first time since 1932. William Green, AFL president, was telegrammed that Eisenhower would accommodate the convention dates.
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