Global Ceasefire Talks, U S and Allies See Progress
Allied officials report smoother talks at Kaesong on a cease-fire agenda with UN and Red Korea negotiators, amid caution on American public optimism. Delegates, including Admiral Joy and Ridgway, bid farewell as they prepare to return to Kaesong, while U S presses for recognition of Allied rights and broader defense measures in Washington.
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Kaesong
Korea
Main Street
C. Turner Joy
Truman
Capitol Hill
Matthew B. Ridgway
United Nations
Admiral Burke
L. C. Craigie
Park Sun Yup
Ridgway
H. Hodes
8Th Army
Setting the Goal Spurs Record Grain Output
Agriculture secretary Brannan sets 1952 production goals for winter and spring wheat at 78,850,000 acres with normal yields implying about 100 million more bushels. Goals also aim to boost feed grain supplies for livestock and increase holdover stocks for the year ending June 30, 1953.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Charles Brannan
Brannan
Senate Price Control Debate Reveals Behind the Scenes
At 3 A.M. during the inflation debate the senate halls heard Sen. Homer Ferguson push an automobile price amendment tied to Chrysler stock interests. Sen. Herbert Lehman delivered a stark rebuke to party politics while senators proposed a dairy and peanut price freeze amid a tough fight over the bill.
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Senate
Sen
Homer Ferguson
Michigan
Ferguson
Chrysler
Willis Robertson
Virginia
Elmer Thomas
Herbert Lehman
New York
Ed Thye
Minnesota
Warren Magnuson
Washington
Anderson
Grade for protection promises price relief and grading
The piece explains ongoing meat grade labeling under OPS wartime rules, with price ceilings and a forecast of fall price reductions. It describes beef grades prime to commercial and notes lamb and mutton grades, plus the significance of U S grade stamps from federally inspected plants. It adds beef dominates the American meat diet at about 44 percent.
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OPS
U.S
Beef Price Stabilization Aims To Cut Costs For Home Buyers
The article explains OPS plans to gradually reduce beef costs to ease living expenses. Reductions unfold slowly to avoid disruption in the beef industry, with another key aim a 10 cent per pound cut for consumers. Annual savings for housewives could reach about 700 million dollars nationwide.
Small Kentucky Town Strikes Coal Reserve Center
Pikeville Kentucky with 4500 residents sits at the heart of four billion tons of coking coal reserves. About two billion tons are recoverable under current mining methods. The U.S. Bureau of Mines presents this Kentucky first survey on metallurgical coke coal.
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Pikeville
Kentucky
United States Bureau of Mines
Fire Chief Chases Moon Light in Newville Night
Newville, Pennsylvania, Fire Chief John Bender chased a glow that shifted from a glow in the sky to a line of flame and a semicircle as he sped toward a blaze he said looked like a moon. The dramatic pursuit had the town startled.
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Newville
John Bender
Bender
Japan's Social Order Under MacArthur Occupation
Describes the enduring social order in Japan before and during the early occupation by MacArthur, contrasting aristocratic families with inherited heirlooms to the vast population of shopkeepers laboring in two room homes and millions living on rice and dried fish.
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Japan
MacArthur
Painted furniture endures from ancient arts to modern homes
Painted furniture has long captivated collectors and designers. Masters from France England the Netherlands and China enriched the craft, blending beauty and practicality that keeps this art in style through the ages.
Plaything for Cats Invented by Harold L Winsor
The February 6 1951 Official Gazette lists Harold L Winsor of Fast St Louis Illinois as inventor of a freely rotatable transparent tube cat toy. The device holds suspended objects for the cat to cuff and bite as the tube rolls with the cat’s movements. The National Patent Council notes people enjoy the plaything as much as cats.
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Patent Office
Harold L. Winsor
Fast St. Louis
Til
National Patent Council
6620 Acre Stock Ranch in Wallowa County for Sale
6620 acre stock ranch in Wallowa county 14 miles northwest of Wallowa includes a 200 acre farm 60 acres alfalfa springs and pond some saw timber good bunch grain and top pasture estate must be settled soon priced 6 50 phone or write Guy Skaggs Agency Enterprice Oregon
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Wallowa County
Wallowa
Guy Skaggs
Enterprice
Oregon
First Machine Made Steel Wire Nails 1875 Covington
Prigst Manufacturer Father Goebel produced the nation’s first machine made steel wire nails in Covington Kentucky in 1875 marking a key industrial milestone.
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Father Goebel
Covington
Kentucky
The Yukon River Journey Across North America
The Yukon River ranks among North America's great rivers and supports shallow-draft steamers for 1 777 miles from its Bering Sea mouth in western Alaska to Whitehorse in Canada's Yukon Territory.
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Yukon
North America
Bering Sea
Alaska
Hitehorse
Canada
Yukon Territory
Chainmakers Wanted in California for 112 Inch Buoy Chain
Job ads offer California positions including chainmaker roles with pay up to 2.50 per hour at ROUND CALIFORNIA CHAIN CO South San Francisco. Also listings for an elevator and feed business manager in a prospering agricultural area. Begin August 1 to 15.
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California
Round California Chain CO
San Francisco
Farmers Union Co-Op
Riverton
Wyoming
K. Gordon
St. Burbank
Tommy Thompson
Seaburg Buick CO
Pasco
Washington
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