Inflation Halt Seen Without Use Of Stiff Curbs
A high level official says inflation may be halted without strict wage and price controls. The plan favors tighter credit, higher taxes, and bold policy changes, with no certainty that wage-price curbs are inevitable. President Truman names Dr Alan Valentine to head the new Economic Stabilization Agency as agencies prepare broader measures in credit, housing, and raw materials to curb inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Ht
Wilson Waliington
Truman
Eee Reml Advisere
United Presa
Svarcamar
Maurice J .Tobin
National Broadcasting Syatery
Alan Valentine
We University of Rochester N
Leust
Charles G. ‘Ross
Valen Vne
Tri. Brin Ie
Tap
Federal Reserve Board
National
Desaigardo
Banners and Streamers brighten Dothan for National Peanut Festival
Abby Ellard reports on Dothan, the Hub City, decking streets with banners and streamers for the Sevenia National Peanut Festival. Merchants are urged to display festival colors while events include Farm Recognition Week dinners, Farm Luncheons with Dr Oliver Weir, and a three day festival featuring a parade, pageant, and numerous entries from schools and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby Ellard
Maurice Kraselsky
Eustace Bishop
Dothan Kranks Club
Dothan Pilot Choy
Olver T. Weir
APL
Unitec Nations
Syraker
iNex
Exchange Club
Geneva
Houston County
Ang
Communists Put Up Fiery Resistance At Wonsan In Korea
AP correspondents report Red Koreans fought hard against South Korean and U S forces near Wonsan and around Seoul as Allied units pressed toward Pyongyang. The clash bounded by the Sea of Japan coast and the peninsula’s western shore left heavy casualties on both sides with MacArthur demanding surrender and UN forces pushing deeper into enemy lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belman Morin
TOKYO
Wonsan
Korea
Seoul
MacArthur
Sea of Japan
Pyongyang
U. & First Cavalry Division
Red I
Kort
Lake City
William J. Waugh
U.S
Ceyuies
Kaesong
Wonsen
Waugh
Seoul-Pyongyang
Hall
William Walton
Newstor
Kas
Ward
Malone
Corpa
Oltire
United Nations
Kim Ii Sime
North Korea
Bank charter case notes contradict governor’s aide claim
Hightower told Judge Carter he never discussed the Dothan application with Folsom or anyone representing the governor. Under cross examination he admitted taking the job on the banking bench knowing Folsom had announced a policy of granting bank charters. Another board member, Mrs Myra Leask Porter of Arab, also spoke to the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delhans Bank
J. Ren
Eugene Carlee
Héhling
Auty
St Garrett
Agenc
Barbier
FE. Marley
Banking Board
J. W. Hightower
James E. Folapny
Folsvn
Hightower
Folsom
E. Shelton
Altoona
Garratt
Dothan
Wallace Malone
Carter
Lelse
Dothan Atty
Guy Hardwick
Myra Leask Porter
Siso ‘Ture
Enterprise Youth Killed In Accident
Enterprise Justice, 1-year-old son of Dr. and Mrs. B. R. Justice of Enterprise, died after a scooter collision with a truck on Beamies Highway three miles south of New Brockton near a blind curve. Ed Edmonds, 13, injured with cerebral concussion and abrasions, was hospitalized. Truck driver A. B. Lawnen of New Brockton listed. Funeral arrangements announced at First Baptist Church in Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Edward Justice
Mra
B. R. Justice
New New Brockton
Ed Edmonds
Edmonds
Beamies
Floyd Moneyham
B. O. Lawnen
New Brookton
Mooneyham
Dr. Justice
First Baptist Church
Dothan
New York Eyes Senate Crime Probe Start
A Senate crime investigation team arrives in New York to examine ties between the Chicago Capone syndicate and underworld rackets in major cities. Police reforms in New York promise further shakeups after a grand jury disclosure of a 20 million annual payoffs to officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Roach
New York
Almon
Esten Kefauver
D-Teeno
Senate
Chicago
Capone Crime Syndicate
Los Angeles
Kanamedy
Cleveland
St. Louie
Thomas FP. Murphy
al Capong Geng
Justice Department considers legalizing wire tapping
The Justice Department sounds out Congress on a proposal to legalize telephone tapping in federal crime detention. Attorney General McGrath says the FBI uses wire tapping in a limited manner with case by case approval, but evidence from wiretaps cannot be used in court. A Senate subcommittee reviewing police wire tapping may draft its own bill with tighter limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Go Milton Kelly Washington
Department of Justice
Congress
U. S
Otter
Ationney General McGrath
Federal Bureau of Inveshi
U.S
Justice Department
Sengior Pepper U-Flas
Phatesman
Pitetap
Truman Plans Talk On Foreign Policy To UN Assembly
Washington reports indicate President Truman will outline foreign policy in a non partisan speech in New York before UN press corps to mark the UN charter’s fifth anniversary. A White House statement will await an invitation from the United Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
UN Assembly
Washington
United Nations
Houta Kotes
White House
New York
Denied Review In Senator Taylor Case
Washington AP report states the U S Supreme Court refused to review Senator Taylor D fdshod Birmingham disorderly conduct conviction tied to a May 1 1848 incident with police during a Negro entrance dispute. Fined $80 and 180 days jail, the case tests Birmingham segregation laws as Taylor campaigns on the Progressive Party ticket with Henry Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vashington
Supreme Court
Taylor
Birmingham
Alabama
Idaho
Patrobman
W. W
Casey
Hier
Progressive Party
Henry Wallace
Thomas E. Huey
High Tribunal
Huey
Alabama Court of Appeals
Petitoner
Black
Douglas
Crop estimate shows lint yield far below targets
The Agriculture Department estimates the cotton crop at 9,269,000 bales of 300 pounds, down from a month ago and well under the government goal of about 12 million. Factors include poor weather, insects, and government controls. Brannan suspended acreage and marketing quotas for the 1951 crop to push for at least 16,0000 bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture’ Department
Brannan
Casualties Listed in Defense Department Korea Report
Washington report shows 653 U S casualties in Korea. The Defense Department lists 125 killed, 18 dead of wounds, 442 wounded, 41 injured and 20 missing across a single unit tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Department
U. S
Korea
Tis
United States Proposes UN Pact to Avert Small Wars
The United States urged the United Nations to grow strong enough to stamp out small wars before they escalate. John Foster Dulles outlined a plan including emergency Assembly sessions, peace patrols, and standby forces to back UN decisions, while details covered veto relief, peace observation, and a civilian arms survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L Goldberg Lake
United States
United Nations Assembly
John Foster Dulles
U.S
Dean Cheson
Assembly
Security Council
Andre
Y. Vishinsky
Russia
Vishinsky
Dulles
United Nations
UN Commission On
Korea
U. S
Japan
General Assembly
Peace Observation Commission
Security Council Ould
RIVE
Yale Graduate Held In Educator's Death
A Yale graduate was arrested in connection with the killing of noted Yale psychiatrist Dr Louis Thorne. Theodore A Trent Lyons was taken from a bus in Springfield Massachusetts about five hours after the slaying. Thorne was shot twice in the chest at his home and his wife Helen was wounded. Coroner James Certigsn said the suspect denied the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Haven
Conn
Yate
Yale
Louis Thorne
Eodore A. Trent-Lyons
Springfield
Mass
Thorne
Tate
Te Thorne
Helen
James J. Certigsn
Trent-Lyors
Steelworkers Bid For Wage Boost As Parley Opens
Pittsburgh AP report: negotiations opened as CIO United Steelworkers aim for a substantial wage increase for about 1,000,000 steelworkers earning around 41.10 an hour. Big Four firms including Republic Steel, Jones and Laughlin, and Bethlehem Steel signaled talks. US Steel did not react yet. The union seeks 2 to 3 cent gains plus elimination of regional wage differences, warning wage raises may push up consumer prices. Industry watchers say price hikes after wage boosts are likely, with 1,400 firms monitoring the talks and the likely ripple effects on markets and goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GIB Btaley
Pittsburgh
CIO
United Steelworkers Union
Verigus Sisal
Republic Steel Af
Cleveland
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
Pittaburah
United States Steel Corporation
Phillip Murray
Joseph A. Stephens
Wea
Murray
Big Steel
Bethlehem Steel Company
American Steel Industry
Cn R. E. Parr
Bt Jllingham
Als
Farr
Stoek Mill
Shappens
Imne
One Alge
Lego Dex
Clarence B. Randall
Givide
Mur
Fava
Rand
Kathleen Miller Chosen For Peanut Festival Pageant
In Chipley the Washington County pageant selects Kathleen Miller of Vernon High School for the Peanut Festival event amid confusion over eligibility rules. Other contestants were Miss Hetty tattell and Miss Betty McCalvio, with Paul Gandy as host and Richard Warren on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Kathleen Miller
Chipley
Vernon High School
Misa
Warrington County
Peganar al Ihe
Chipleyigh School
Tunner
Miller
Mian
Hetty Tattell
Betty McCalvio
Conan
Jumlar Chamber of Commerce
Paul Gandy
Oxygenaules
Richard Warren
Beltet
Toftshoe Tapiazeine Amumbers
Bettye Gr
Samson man and Mrs Brannon mourn Korean War death
Defense Department confirms Corporal Wilmer Bratman killed in action in Korea on September 23. The notice lists wounded servicemen including Corporal Robert L. Hall, Homer D. Adkins, James Peatron, Cay Eers, and other local soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Brannon
Samson
Defense Department
Wilmer Bratman
Korea
Department
Robert L. Hall
Lucille F. Crawford
Comaris
Homer D. Adkins
M. L. Adkins
Graceville
James. Peat Ron Key
Ruoy
Cay Eers
Mra
Bertie M Hess
Hound Laks
Fin
US Rejects Britain Request for Free Funds Aid
Washington rejects Britain's plea for free funds to speed rearmament, insisting only raw materials and defense equipment will be provided under present aid terms. Britain seeks $2,300 million over three years to boost military output, while US favors an interim plan to spur production among Atlantic Pact allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Della
Hugh Gaitskell
Britt Maihiater
Economie Piste
Brec
Ury Snyder
Bato Department
Cata Galtskell
New York
Galtskell
America
Britain
Atlantic
Budget adopts 81, ending year under last costs
Mousto County board approves a 813,133 budget for the new fiscal year, about 24,224 under the previous year’s totals. Judge Logue and Calhoun lead, with items including Health, Jail, Sheriff's Office, Roads, and Welfare. The board discusses library funding and gas tax collection procedures, with a planned meeting to review library requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mousto County
Board of Revenue
Perry Calhoun
Robert Matdews
Albert Logue
Circuit Court
Health Department
Raymond Spann
Allecajion
Houston Memorial Library
Parry Calhhoun
Library Board
City of Dots
Calhoun
Boswell
Sommerford
Calhoue
Tinee
D. C. Malateaderan
Abbeville
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Truman Council
Gotham
Ltte
Solons
South
Ghalists
Frasces Wilson
Witeos
Samson Man
Taek A
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