New York Publishes Massive Newspapers After Strike Ends
In New York City the first regular editions after the AFL photo-engravers strike rolled out. The Times News and Mirror produced record pages and ads while the Journal American and Herald Tribune issued massive Sunday editions. A wage board will study terms for a possible settlement.
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Manhattan
Times, News and Mirror
Journal-American
Herald Tribune
AFL
News, Mirror and Journal American
The
Times
the News
News
Stevenson urges unity amid foreign policy debates
Stevenson warns Republicans against exploiting past and present disputes while urging U S leadership in the United Nations. He cites distrust of aid as an imperial wedge and stresses educating the public about the UN. He notes political divisions and calls for focus on national unity rather than old fights.
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United States
United Nations
Katie Louchheim
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Free World
Stevenson
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
Truman
Brownell
Treasury Department
Harry Dexter White
FBI
White
Ept
Peroree
GOP
Kremlin
Escapee from Raleigh Jail Captured in New York
Rochester police say Edward J Malick alias John Yanalaevage was arrested after a street brawl. Fingerprints matched the Raleigh fugitive who escaped 23 years ago from a 5 to 10 year robbery sentence. He faced no bail on the fugitive charge and said the arrest came as a relief.
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Rochester
N.Y
Raleigh
N.C
Edward J. Malick
Lice
John Analavage
James McGown
Yanalavage
U. S. Air Force
Middle Belt Weed Prices Fall in Final Week of Sale
RALEIGH NC December 12 The Middle Belt flue cured tobacco season ended with 137 321, a a total for 1953 and an average around 29 75. Old Belt sales also ended with light volume and slight price weakness. Five Middle Belt markets Durham Henderson Louisville Oxford and Warrenton reported lighter offerings and poorer quality while declines centered on lugs and nondescript grades.
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Raleigh
N. C
Middle Belt
Old Belt
Durham
Henderson
Louisburg
Oxford
Warrenton
Stabilization Corp
Brooknear Chase City
Lawrenceville
Clarkesville
Burlington
Greensboro
Roxboro
Stoneville
Virginia
North Carolina
Tuberculosis Kill Toll in United States Remains High
Tuberculosis can be prevented and cured yet about 2,500 people die monthly in the United States. Public health efforts face ongoing challenges in combating the disease.
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United States
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