Atomic control plan looms in Cold War stalemate
Eisenhower's atomic control proposal gains cautious Moscow interest amid talk of secret talks with the United States and Red China as Malenkov seeks to boost prestige and drive a Western split. Analysts warn Soviet aims center on eroding U S industrial strength and warn that atomic power could be either salvation or doom.
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Eisenhower
Bernard Baruch
Russia
Moscow
United States
Red China
Malenkov
Malenkoy
Stalin
Soviet Russia
Arnold Heidrich
Kremlin
Gift to Your City Christmas Mission Encourages Civic Duty
A civic message urges residents to gift their city by adopting Jesus principles as a rule for daily life. It emphasizes obedience to Christ, support for good officials, public health, and weekly church attendance to strengthen service for the community. Citizens are urged to attend church and seek ways to deepen religious influence in the city.
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John
Mary
Jesus
God
Being True to Ourselves Shapes a New America
The Savannah News reflects on Eisenhower's pledge that America must first act in the heart to influence the world. It critiques past policies of tax, regulation, and costly foreign ventures while urging renewed faith in free enterprise, responsibility, and a restored sense of national character. It calls for renewed dedication to freedom and a policy of being true to cherished principles.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
America
Eisenhower
Uncle Bountiful
France
United States
Barnes Maps Tough Anti Trust Policy Shift in DOJ
Judge Stanley N. Barnes, new antitrust chief in Washington, outlines rising activity, with 27 new cases filed and 59 closed this year. He introduces a streamlined consent-decree approach, budget cuts of about 10 percent, and staff reductions to modernize enforcement while avoiding harsh pressure on businesses.
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Washington
NEA
Stanley N. Barnes
Department of Justice
California
Barnes
Antitrust Division
Amen
Columbia Gas and Cement Institute
Westinghouse
Norma Hoffman Bearing
Boston Market
Electric Lamp
G.B
The
Bet
Holiday Duty Calls For Those Who Must Work
A newspaper note urges consideration for workers who keep society running during Christmas. Many roles including railroad staff, bus drivers, police, firefighters, doctors, nurses, postal workers, pharmacists, grocers, and repair personnel will not take a holiday as offices close and emergency needs rise.
Editors and citizens honor workers during holiday period
The piece notes the critical role of newsrooms radio studios and law enforcement during holidays emphasizing the tireless labor of journalists printers technicians and public safety staff who keep news and services flowing. It also highlights coverage of Kill Devil Hills 50th anniversary of powered flight and an anecdote about William Rogers a hotel bellboy who bought his own coffin in installments.
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Kill Devil Hills
General Assembly
Raleigh
North Carolina
U. S
Army
Lumberton
William Rogers
William
Lorraine Hotel
Frank McNeill
Tax system likened to a jungle by banker quote
A banker, Ew ing Boles, criticizes the U.S. tax system as a wilderness of revenue and social reform taxes. He cites the capital gains tax and Marxist theories, deeming it a herculean task to break through the tax maze.
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U.S
Ewing Boles
NC Notes On Agriculture And Christmas In The State
W A Bivins examines North Carolina life before Christmas with focus on farming advice from the National Fertilizer Association and practical guides for corn production. He blends state highlights in travel and industry with reflections on education, roads, and a rural Christmas Eve scene.
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North Carolina
State Travel Bureau
Department of Conservation and Development
Raleigh
Carolina
Charles I
England
Robert E. Lee
High Mountain
Corona
Roaring Roars On Hall And Heady In Bobby Greenlease Case
Robert Ruark condemns Hall and Heady for abducting and murdering Bobby Greenlease. He likens their acts to pure evil from well to do backgrounds and argues punishment should fit the crime. He references exorcism myths and insists the killers carried devils inside them.
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Hall
Heady
Green Lease
Greenlease
Bobby Greenlease
Abe Lincoln
al Smith
Lower East Side
Mr. Greenlease
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Judge Barnes
Lynn Nisbet
Capitol Square
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National Fertilizer Association
NFA
Eydence
Col. W. A. Blair
High Point
Winston-Salem
Enterprise
Tom
Bud Wrenn
Martinsville
Blank
Robert Ruark
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