Cease Fire Talks Resume in Korea and Price Control Debate
Negotiations over a Korean cease fire resumed at Kaesong after Communist pledges to keep the town neutral. General Ridgway cited violations and warned the UN would press for honor among sides. Truman signed a new price control law amid debate on wage adjustments and inflation.
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Eisenhower silent on run as GOP splits shape bid
The piece reports Ike not seeking nomination while GOP factions wrestle for control. Bradley requests investigation after a Pentagon official revealed an airborne division transfer to northern Japan amid tensions with China and Soviet forces. It notes Taft isolationists, Lodge, and Her Mann influence, plus anti Ike attacks shaping potential campaign dynamics.
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Senate panel probes officials with unidentified government cars
The senate investigating committee checks on officials using seatierless government autos without identification plates. Senators suspect some officials use government cars for personal driving. The House Armed Services Committee plans a quick follow up on military housing after the senate report.
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Better Breakfast Month Promotes Community Nutrition Effort
The Reader's Date Book highlights September as Better Breakfast Month urging community action from schools health officials and merchants to combat widespread breakfast skipping. Surveys show many children and teens eat inadequately or skip breakfast causing fatigue and reduced concentration.
Defense Bonds Drive for Little Savers Amid Slump
Treasury data show U S savers in small towns bought more $25 and $50 defense bonds in the first five months, up 11 percent from last year, while $1,000 bonds fell 39 percent. A treasury spokesman blamed investors shifting into real estate and stocks and announced a nationwide drive to boost small-bond sales.
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Contestant on Bob Hawk Show Writes Short Stories
The guest reveals he writes in spare time and is working on a piece with a burlesque queen as the main character. Hawk quips that such material may suffice given limited resources.
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Boy Snaps At Running Pheasant Sparks Outburst
While a hunting party pursued a day's sport a young sportsman fired at a pheasant running on the ground. A companion scolded him as unsportsmanlike and warned not to shoot a running bird. He retorted that he waited until it stops.
Soldier Proposes to Fiancée Before Active Duty Call
A National Guard member learned of a Monday activation and proposed Saturday afternoon to his steady girlfriend. The minister refused to issue a license without Monday formalities and medical permit, jokingly suggesting a weekend workaround.
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Better Breakfast Programs Rise Across Schools Coast to Coast
Teachers and students lead better breakfast programs built on local surveys and home economics involvement. National surveys show breakfast is often neglected by both students and adults, and health education in schools emphasizes its importance as the new term begins.
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