Roll Back Of Beef Prices Slated
The Office of Price Stabilization announced a program to roll back beef ceilings by October 1 with reductions starting next month. Retail prices are expected to fall about 10 percent from current levels, cattle prices about 18 percent, saving the public around 700 million dollars annually. OPS director Michael V. DiSalle, speaking in Bridgeport, said immediate retail cuts are delayed due to unsettled livestock prices but the plan aims to stabilize meat costs and protect nutrition for American households.
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Office of
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DiSalle
Bridgeport
Conn
Hte
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America
Menzies Party Wins Election In Australia
Prime Minister Menzies led a liberal country coalition to a return to power with a slight majority. Labor gained four seats with four more in doubt, while the Senate result lagged behind due to proportional representation counting.
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Australia
Sydney
Sun
Menzies
House of Representatives
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Country Party
Laborites
Labor
Liberal Country
Coalition
Country
Labor Party
Joseph B. Chiefley
Herbert V. Evatt
United Nations General Assembly
Senate
MacArthurs Going Home to Murfreesboro
In Murfreesboro Tennessee April 28 a homecoming tribute for General Douglas MacArthur and his wife will take place at a county fair venue for an 14th anniversary event. An 8000 seat football field will host the 50000 plus crowd expected with 11000 more standing and 20 committees coordinating plans and traffic flow.
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Murfreesboro
Tenn
Roy Acuff
Douglas MacArthur
Cumberlands
MacArthur
New York
Chicago
Trafic
Release Of Vogeler Explained After Hungarian Pressure
The U S State Department outlined why Vogeler, jailed 17 months ago and sentenced to 15 months, was released under June 16 conditions. Hungary must safeguard U S consulate rights in Budapest and avoid publicized misreports while the Crown of St Stephen dispute is not a factor.
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Washington
Ters Megeteammak
United States
U. S
Germany
Department
Leer
Munich
Vogeler
New York City
Cleveland
Hungary
Crown of
St. Stephen
E Department
New York
United Airlines plane explodes near Fort Wayne airport
A United Airlines passenger plane exploded in the air near Fort Wayne Baer Field on April 23. Officials report eight dead including crew and passengers. The Cleveland to Chicago flight tried to dodge a severe storm, then a bright orange flash appeared in the sky and wreckage was found on a nearby farm.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
United Airlines
Baerfield
Chicago
Barkley Defends Party Policy in Free Dinner Speech
Vice President Barkley defended the Democratic record on peace and war, including Korea, arguing Democrats stayed true to world peace after years of conflict. He urged Americans to seek and judge all facts about the international crisis and the Korean War without prejudice.
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Ing
Democratic Party
Korea
United Nations
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
White House
U.S
Jae
Rita Hayworth Says Marriage On the Rocks
Rita Hayworth announces a permanent legal separation from husband Alvin Cannes and seeks custody of their daughter Jasmine. The actress cites unsatisfactory home life and his social obligations as factors, saying the step aims to secure a stable environment for her children.
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Rita Hayworth
New York
Lega
Miss Hayworth
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Aly
Rebecca
Orson Welles
Churchill Backs Left Wing Defection to Oust Attlee
Winston Churchill seeks to split the Labour Party over the arms budget to threaten Attlee’s government with an early election. Bevan Wilson and Freeman face a no confidence style motion, while unions push for policy changes and an emergency Labour conference on Korea and foreign policy.
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Labor
London
Winston Churchill
Attlee
Britain
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House of Commons
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Attilee
Ruary
Bevan
Harold Wilson
Board of Trade
John Freeman
Teeseal Oe Bellain
T ‘O Laber
Scottish Trades Union Congress
Amalgamated Engineering Union
Hi Gaitskell
Senate demanded inquiry into Wake Forest riots at co owned by senator
CIO Textile Workers press for a senate probe of violence at the Royal Cotton co owned by Sen Willis Smith partner Everett Jordan angry at union. Gun battle at Wake Forest mill followed dynamite blast as state troopers restored order amid a seven state textile strike.
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CIO
Senate
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State
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Royal Cot
State Textile Workers Union
Conn
Robert Cahoon
Everett Joridan
Jordan
North Carolina
Democratic Nota |Tive Committee
Willis Smith
Frank Graham
Cahoon
Emery
CIO Textile Workers Union of America
Kerr Scott
Floyd Whitman
Jim Rankin
Raleigh News and Observer
Ace
Norwood E. Holford
TWUA
Color Comics Get New Style In The Enterprise Section
The Enterprise will move its color comic section to full page size starting next Sunday as part of a Southeastern Color Comics group change endorsed by nine newspapers. The lineup includes Dick Tracy Vic Flint Joe Palooka Mickey Finn Red Ryder Li'l Abner Nancy Abbie and Slats Gasoline Alley Orphan Annie Penny Bugs Bunny Boots Out Our Way Major Hoople Capt Easy Blondie Buz Saw Yer Freckles Carnival Alley Oop and Theyll Do It Every Time. Orphan Annie and Freckles will miss next week due to ads but return later.
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Enterprise
Southeastern
North Carolina
Virginia
Tennessee
Dick Tracy
Vic Flint
Joe Palooka
Mickey Finn
Red Ryder
Li'l Abner
Nancy
Abbie and Slats
Penny
Bugs Bunny
Boots
Major Hoople
Capt
Easy
Blondie
Orphan Annie
Teletypesetter System To Automate Daily News
The Enterprise will switch to teletypesetters to receive state, national, and international news tomorrow. News will arrive as punched paper tapes fed into Linotype machines, speeding production and allowing more complete coverage without altering the newspaper’s appearance.
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United Press
Associated Press
State Dentists Plan Meeting In Pinehurst
The North Carolina Dental Society marks its 95th anniversary with a four day meeting at the Carolina hotel in Pinehurst starting tonight and running through Wednesday morning. Dr. Neal Sheffield of Greensboro announced the full program and registration begins at 1 o'clock Sunday.
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Pinehurst
North Carolina Dental Society
Carolina Hotel
Neal Sheffield
Greensboro
Allies Abandon Seoul Defenses as Chinese Push Near City
Chinese forces reach the Han River northwest of Seoul and surge along the north bank as Allied troops retreat from the capital. U N forces report dwindling supplies and growing need for fresh troops while pursuing a cautious withdrawal toward the south.
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Seoul
Tokyo
Han
United Nations
Uijongbu
Han River
Ulingbu
John Rendolph
U.N
South Korea
Neek
Pmen
Beau
Eighth Army
Seoul Under Siege As Red Invasion Looms In City Ruins
In Seoul on April 2 amid war readjustment, refugees trudge south past shelled buildings while UN civil assistance efforts assemble near deserted city halls. Bridges remain closed to civilians as the Han river flows under a rainswept sky and communications falter.
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Seoul
Korea
Soo University
Seoulee
United Nations
Han
Statesville Auto Crash Kills Four
Four people died and another was critically injured in a head on collision near Statesville. Victims include Thad N. Brendle, 50, furniture maker. Raymond M. Madden, 27. John N. Nicks, 20, all of Statesville, and a Black male passenger in the second car. Brendle's wife, also involved, was gravely injured. Police cited a curve on Highway 70 as the crash cause.
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Here
Thad N. Brendle
Raymond M. Madden
John N. Nicks
Brendle
C. W. Pearson
Highway 70
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