Election Fight Described as Dirtiest Yet in U S Politics
Agnes Meyer at Barnard College warned the next campaign would be the dirtiest in the nation, with reactionaries under Senator McCarthy promoting smear tactics. She urged intelligent groups to mobilize opposition to local authoritarians and defended democratic values in a speech linked to Columbia University’s Barnard College.
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Few E. Meyer
Agnes E
Washi Ion
Sen. McCarthy
Barnard College Forum
McCarthy
Meyer
Eugene Meyer
Eta
Waldorf-Astoria
Freedom
Barnard College
Columbia University
Congress
Wisconsin
Gt Lic
America
League of Women Voters
American Assn
Arlington County
Trade With West Surges as China Exports Rise
United Nations figures show Communist China's exports to the non Communist world climbed from 151.1 million dollars in early 1952 to 205.1 million in early 1953, with imports increasing from 112.2 million to an undated 1953 level. Britain France Belgium Western Germany Netherlands and Japan boosted trade, while the United States and India reduced their dealings.
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United Nations
N. x
China
U.N
Bulletin of Statistics
Free World
Peiping
Britain
France
Belgium
Germany
Netherlands
Scandinavian
Italy
Austria
Japan
Russia
Free
Deee
United States
India
Census Bureau
Washington
Outer Mongolia
Europe
the Netherland
Western
Denmark
Noray
Sweden
Red China
Hong Kong
Latin America
Nister Urchill
London
Molotov
West
West Germany
European Defense Community
Luxembourg
West Berlin
Two Worlds Clash At Berlin Parley
Berlin conference stalls over Germany as Russia and the West clash on aims and elections. Molotov counters Western parliamentary plans while stressing Soviet influence, signaling a protracted stalemate ahead.
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Berlin
Joan M. Hightower
Russia
Stalin
Williamsport stockholders finally paid after 17 years
Williamport wire rope owners, many elderly ex-employees, received settlement checks averaging 1500 to 3000 dollars as part of a six million dollar court settlement to Bethlehem Steel over a 1937 takeover. Legal team led by Charles R. Bidelspacher Jr. nets about 1800 dollars. Distribution mostly stays in Williamsport area with heirs also benefiting.
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Williamsport
Anael
Wilamsport
Parametire
U. S. District Court
Bethlehem
Charles R. Bidelspacher Jr
Sabie
Eidelspacher
Keeney
Bidelspacher
Charles Sr
Daniel Knittle
Lester L. Greevy
Charles F. Greevy
Lycoming Common Pleas
George S. Munson
Merion, Pa
George W. Hartke
Buffalo
N.Y
Munson
Philadelphia
Hatke
Williamsport City Oe Retirement Fund
Auto inventory pileup worries makers
Auto makers and dealer councils across the nation confront heavy used car stocks as the key problem in the market. Dealers blame finance hurdles and district system overreach while manufacturers push for stronger sales efforts and fear bootlegging of new cars into the used market.
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Detroit
Associated Press
New York
Assn
Germany Faces Pressure as Division Persists
The piece notes strong backing in Allied regions for unification while denoting heavy forces preserving division. It highlights growing momentum toward unity yet emphasizes the current dominance of separation pressures shaping political currents.
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AP Automotive Editor
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