Wage board delay slows new wage policy
Washington February 10 The Wage Stabilization Board may not finish a new wage formula until late next week if deep disagreements persist. Labor leaders protested Defense manpower chief Wilsons panel choices urging a more union aligned approach while wholesale prices rose for the 13th straight week.
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Washington
Wage Stabilization Board
Cyrus
Ching
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Est
Charles FE. Wilson
Wilson
Arthur S. Flemming
Tobin
Eddy Duchin Dies In New York
New York a piano maestro Eddy Duchin 41 died in Memorial hospital shortly after receiving a Navy wartime combat citation from Rear Admiral Walter S. Delany Duchin enlisted eight years ago and served on destroyers in the Atlantic and Pacific theater discharging in 1945 as a lieutenant commander His battle with leukemia ended his illness began months ago and he had been a long-time patient at the hospital.
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New York
Eddy Duchin
Navy
Walter S. Delany
3Rd Naval District
Duchin
Memorial Hospital
Atlantic
Pacific
Frozen Woman Not Expected To Lose Limbs
Chicago reports a remarkable recovery of Mrs. Dorothy Mae Sema saline after being found frozen in a south side passageway. Hospital doctors say her survival breaks medical records though the initial prognosis warned of possible limb loss.
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Chicago
Dorothy Mae Sema Saline
Laste Tate Pengain
Michael Reese Hospital
Harold Leuten
Stevens
Ained Er Rem
Ieee
Bocas Gumtens
Stock Market Slows Ahead of Lincoln Birthday Holiday
New York trading opened with a quiet two hour session as investors paused for the Lincoln birthday holiday. Many large and small stocks moved narrowly with gains for Bethlehem Steel Chrysler Goodyear U S Rubber Montgomery Ward Boeing Douglas American Can Johns Manville and others while declines appeared for Youngstown Sheet Tube Admiral American Tel Texas Co and American Smelting. Bond activity was narrowly mixed.
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New York
Lincoln
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Goodyear
U. S. Rubber
Montgomery Ward
Boeing
Douglas Aircraft
Anaconda Copper Patino Mines
American Cyanamid
American Can
American Woolen
Southern Pacific
Johns Manville
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Admiral Corp
Apees, Texas Co
Americans
Ske Would Run If Called On for Coalition Presidency
Los Angeles Feb 10 Wartime naval aide to Eisenhower Harry C Butcher says he would accept the presidency on a coalition ticket if the public demanded it in a national crisis He recalls Eisenhower’s remark about serving 18 months in Europe and suggests Truman might say the country needs Eisenhower under certain circumstances Butcher now owns a Santa Barbara radio station after leaving CBS and serving as an executive at CBS.
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Los Angeles
Harry C. Butcher
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Butcher
Eisenhower
Europe
Truman
Columbia Broadcasting System
Santa Barbara
Calif
Proposal for Draft of 18-Year-Olds To Reach Senate Debate
A Department of Defense proposal to draft 18-year-olds appears headed for Senate debate after a 7 to 1 vote in the Senate preparedness subcommittee. The plan faces armed services committee review and faces strong opposition from parents and educators. it includes provisions for extended service, universal military training, and up to 75,000 18-year-olds deferable to college over three years.
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Senate
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Senate Armed Services Committee
Armed Services Group
House
House Armed Services Committee
Morse
R.ore
Lyndon Johnson
D.tex
Johnson
Presidental Authority
Model Sues Bank Over Glass Door Injury
A prominent model, Royal Whitaker, sues Exchange Bank in New York Supreme Court claiming a polished glass door caused injuries including black eyes and dizziness after a collision. The bank denies the allegations.
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New York
In Exchange Bank
Royal Whitaker
Supreme Court
Miss Whitaker
Union Fined 25000 For December Switchmen Strike
In Chicago on February 10, Federal Judge Michael L. Igoe fined the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen 25000 for backing a December switchmen sick strike. The penalty follows a 10 day nationwide walkout and violation of a December 13 court order to return to work. The stoppage ended after three days.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Michael L. Igoe
Rail Union
Crackles Contradiction Acknowledges Fear Of Time Mouse
A cryptic note by M. L. P. describes a man who calls himself a contradiction as he notes a mouse terrifies a woman yet resists being a time mouse. The fragment hints at inner conflict and fear without clear events or names.
Only one of Boston Quadruplets Alive
Boston reports that only one of the Allen quadruplets born eight days early remains alive. Kathleen died first, followed by Sunday and a brother, Timo, early Tuesday morning. Robert Allen Jr., about three pounds, is said to be doing well at Children’s Medical Center.
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Boston
Allen
Premerney
Kathleen
Seabee
Timo
Robert Allen, Jr
Children’s Medical Center
Robert Allen
Sinanju
Sunchon
Valentines Wanted By Miss Beautiful
In Atlanta on February 10 a sick 12 year old Jacquelyn Marre known as Miss Beautiful seeks valentines. Her father Dr. Arthur Marre says doctors call the cancer incurable and the family hopes hearts will lift her dull days. Jacquelyn, who turns 13 February 27, lived a year marked by near unconsciousness yet she remains hopeful and loves watching other children play. Send valentines to 316 Ninth Street N E Atlanta Ga.
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Atlanta
Miss Beautiful
Jacquelyn Marre
Arthur S. Marre
Marie
St. Louis Athletic Club
Jacquelyn
San Diego
Marre
Mayo’s Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Marres
Susan
Billy
Michael
Valentine
Ninth Street
N. E
All-Out Battle Rages In Korea
Western front action intensifies as Allied tank infantry push toward Seoul with rapid advances on Tomer Kimpo airfield and Inchon. U S Fifth Air Force jets clash with MIG-15s as ground forces reach Yongdongpo and breach toward the Han River. Nightly bombardments and naval gunfire aid the offensive led by Lt Gen Ridgway’s U N units.
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Tokyo
Seoul
Tomer
Kimpo
Yellow Sea
Inchon
Youngdungpo
Han River
United Nations
25Th Division
Yongdongpo
Han
Tom Colvin
27Th Regiment
Hoover Warns Against Land War With Russia in Radio Address
Former President Herbert Hoover urged air and sea power over ground forces to deter Russia. He warned a land war could destroy civilization and pressed building overwhelming air and naval strength. Senate hearings on sending troops to Europe begin next week. Hoover suggested keeping defense within US capacity and fiscal limits while aiding allies.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Russia
Washington
Europe
America
Hoover
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
U. S
Chiang Kaishek
China
State To Employ Sight Machines
Raleigh February 10. North Carolina will switch eye tests for driver licenses starting July 1 using an Otho Rater device. The 100 units will be rented under a state contract, making NC the first to test eyes on a wholesale basis. Governor's highway safety committee recommended the device.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Eal
Motor Vehicles Department
Cold Weather Grips Carolinas As Snow Falls
CHARLOTTE Feb 19 Cold weather pinched the Carolinas with snow on the ground and more falling in Greensboro and Winston Salem. Temperatures stayed below freezing as coastal areas felt the bite of winter. Floods threaten western Washington and southern Pennsylvania while New England sees 20 below readings in places.
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Charlotte
Carolinas
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Weather Bureau
North Carolina
South Carolina
Washington
Pennsylvania
Midwest
New England
Rochester
N. Y
Atlanta
North Central
Wonju bulge marks turning point in Korean War
In central Korea the U S Second Division with French and Dutch battalions halted a major North Korean push at Wonju. Eight days of brutal fighting froze the Red drive, saved the Eighth Army and set the pattern for a new hunt-and-kill offensive as tank teams spearheaded the allied defense.
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U. S
Wonju
Korea
A. P
Ry Co. Barnard
United Nations
Wonju Bulge
Eighth Army
Eighth
Hla
North Korea
Chongchon River
Pe Wonju
Dak
Jan
Shegl Ree
Sorean
U. N
Ce Aerean
Possi
Te Te Wonju
Som
Weather bureau temperature and rainfall readings across cities
Official Weather Bureau records show 24 hour temperatures and rainfall ending 7:30 am for cities including Asheville Atlanta Boston Charleston Charlotte Chicago High Point Los Angeles Miami St. Petersburg Mt. Mitchell New Orleans New York Raleigh San Antonio Washington Wilmington with highs to 69 and lows near 0 to 30 inches of rainfall totals in brief summary format.
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Charlotte
Official Weather Bureau
Kofi
Mini-St.p
Mt. Mitchell
Esesssee
New Orleans
Aeceeess
New York
Sssseesess
Raleigh
Os San Antonio Sessesees
Washington
Wilmingtom
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Kimpo Field
William Green
American Federal of Labor
Philip
Congress of Ray
Industries Organizatorn
George E. le’ ‘Y
Railway Labor Executives Association
A. J. Hayes
International Association of Machinists
United Labor Policy Committee
Flemming
Labor Dea
Defense Manpower Office
Department of Labor
Department of Defense
Selective Service
Civil Service Commission
Agriculture Department
Defense Production Administration
Congress
Sose
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Procathet Ve
Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Ske
Pentagon
National Guard
Marshall
Miouse
Valentines
Clen Clements
Missouri
U.S.S. St. Paul
Belfast
U. S. 10Th Corps
10Th
U. S. Eighth
Matthew B. Ridgway
U. S. Fifth Air
Gibraltar
High Point
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