DiSalle Pushes Direct Controls Amid Economic Concerns
French Lick Ind. UP reports DiSalle urged direct controls as the only way to prevent economic collapse. He said industry must be pressed to extend credit while Democratic leaders from fifteen states push for a 18 month to two year stabilizing period. George Leary noted 60 percent of the party backs the 1952 effort as Boyle says GOP leaders are desperate after criticizing Sen. McCarthy.
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George Leary
National Committee
Leary
Boyle
French Lick
William M. Boyle Jr
National Democratic
Republican Party
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Cynematics
GOP Controls Proposal Confusing to Politicians
Washington sources report Democrats and Republicans divided over a three senator GOP proposal to tailor price controls to President Truman's wishes. Truman urged Congress to repeal three sections, calling them an economic booby trap. Senators Ferguson Stedola and Butler-Hope debated enforcement and effectiveness, while Bricker warned of abdication and Maybank planned hearings next Thursday.
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Washington
President Truman
Truman
Congress
GOP
Homer Ferguson
Richard Stedola
Herlong
Mr. Truman
Ferguson
Nixon
John W. Bricker
R-O
Burnet R. Maybank
D-Sc
Senate Banking Committee
Stock Market Moves Higher on Metal and Aircraft Stocks
New York stocks rose led by metal and aircraft shares. Volume was moderate with about 510000 shares traded in two hours, vs 550000 yesterday. Metals gained strongly, Newmont hit 51 1 2, Howe Sound 71, Climax Molybdenum 36 5 8, Cerro de Pasco 49. Aircraft makers rose with Douglas 53 1 4, Boeing 48, Lockheed 20 3 4, United Aircraft 31 1 8. Oils and rails edged higher. Superior Oil 495, Texas Company 55 8, Standard Oil of New Jersey 69 4.
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New York
Newmonth
Ltd
Howe Sound
Curtiss-Wright
Shell
Superior Oil
California
Texas Co
N.J
Ridgway Plans Formal Reply to Communist Truce Offer
U N commander Ridgway will send a formal reply rejecting the Communist protest over the Kaesong bombing and resuming armistice talks. North Korean radio broadcast alleged Allied bombing and accused the cease fire conference of wrecking peace, while UN officials denied the raid and accused the Reds of distorting facts.
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Ridgway
Earnest Hoberecht
Tokyo
Pyoneyang Radio
Red
Kaesong
U.N
Teh Huai
Forces India
United Nations Command
Korea
Communists Active On Warfront In Korea Front
U S Eighth Army reports increased Communist troop concentrations along the eastern Korean front possibly signaling a new offensive. Chinese forces with pack animals moved toward Kumhwa as a day of ground fighting centered on an L shaped ridge west of Kansong.
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U. S. Eighth Army
Korea
oSee Mountains
Kumbhwa
Taree Fom
Kumhwares
Enea
Kansong
Yangu
Eighth Army
Wedding March banned by Peruvian Catholics
In Lima Peru the wedding march by Felix Mendelssohn was banned at all Roman Catholic church marriages. Cardinal Guevara archbishop primate of Peru also banned feminine solos mixed choirs and photographs at weddings.
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Lima
Peru
Felix Mendelssohn
Juan Cardinal Guevara
Wed
Mayor Bernard Samuel Begins 11th Year In Philadelphia
Philadelphia mayor Bernard Samuel 71 starts his 11th year in office today, continuing the longest tenure in the city’s history. Samuel has led city government since 1932.
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Philadelphia
LLP
Bernard Samuel
Crackles Influence How to Lose It
A quirky column suggests that overusing crackles in audio or speech can erode influence, advising restraint and clarity. The piece hints at practical storytelling and presentation tips to preserve audience impact.
Ex Warden Undecided On Plans
Raleigh reports dispute between ex warden Joe Crawford and deputy Bruce Poole over prison maintenance leadership. Officials discuss Crawford’s replacement and consultation after an out of town trip. The exchange reflects tensions within the Central Prison system during Gov Kerr Scott's era.
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Bruce Poole
J.T. Thomason
Crawford
Winston-Salem
Joe
M Gem
Hee Stowe Se
ABCs of Controlled Wages Under Wage Stabilization Board
James Marlow Wagton explains wage control under the Wage Stabilization Board. The piece outlines how employers and employees navigate regulations, the roles of the Wage Hour offices, and the process for securing or reporting wage increases. It notes wages are WSB controlled while salaries fall under the Salary Stabilization Board and directs inquiries to the appropriate offices.
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James Marlow Wagton
Wage Stabilization Board
WSB
Salary Stabilization Board
Federal Security Ss. South
Washington, D. C
Auctioneer Offers Nude Statue From New Orleans Sale
In New Orleans an auctioneer uncovers a family statue deemed too nude and plans a public sale at La Fayette Square. The five foot sculpture, showing a father, mother, and child, drew noise from city officials and a priest when unveiled at the municipal courts building, leading to protective measures and a nighttime move to a city warehouse corner.
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New Orleans
Brandon
LaFayette Square
Blandon
Les Vers Ge Oe
Air Reserves To Be Called For Screening
The Air Force will call reserves for four days of active duty to screen for extended tours. The first calls will target pilots navigators bombardiers radar observers and flight engineers on non pay status not attached to units. Screening will be conducted by several air commands at bases across the country with a broader plan for ready standby and retired reserves for future mobilization.
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Washington
Air Force
Continental Air Command
Mitchell Air Base
Mineola
1St Air Force
Mitchell
4Th Air Force
Hamilton Air Base
San Rafael
Cal
10Th Air Force
Selfridge Air Base
Clemens
Mich
Mth Air Force
Robins Air Base
Macon
Toll Rising In Wake Of Hurricane
A hurricane wrecks a railroad town 120 miles west of Tampico with 37 dead or missing. Mayor Jose Garcia Ramos reports a 1300 mile Caribbean Gulf Mexico drive on the cane to reach the area. A 10 foot dam burst, washing away over 200 adobe huts as residents slept. Tampico 120 miles east lacks water for 90,000. Reporters note locals drink beer and soda due to no water. Floodwaters must ebb before safe supply returns. Oil, sugar, and crops in the port are leveled by winds.
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Tampico
Jose Garcia Ramos
Caribbean
Gulf of Mexico
Mexico
Soree
Canumbiog- Taedial
Cardenas
Robert Prescott
United Press
Mexico City
Gun Service
Damaged Suit Over Jim Crow Bus Practices
A North Carolina Negro sues the Carolina Coach Company of Rocky Mount claiming he was forcibly removed from a bus in violation of segregation laws. The suit, filed in federal district court by Williams, alleges denial of access based on race but was dismissed at trial.
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Richmond
North Carolina
Carolina Coach Company
Wiliams
Asa Williams
Rocky Mount
Williams
UAL Plane Burns On Mountain
A United Air Lines DC-46B Mainliner crashed in a mountain canyon near Decoto California killing all 50 aboard. The DC-46B, first of its type, had been in service since August 1 and flew from Boston via Hartford Cleveland and Chicago with Oakland and San Francisco as final legs. The crash follows another United loss less than two months earlier in Colorado.
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Cal
United Air Lines
Boston
Hartford
Cleveland
Chicago
Oakland
San Fracisco
United
Rocky
Colorado
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