Hoover Warns Inflation Threats as Business Ropes Tighten
Inflation discussion grips U S business leaders with Hoover cautioning a replay of the 1929 boom bust cycle. Eisenhower hints at possible federal wage and price controls if needed, while Weeks pledges no intent to crackdown. Merchants fear price freezes and hesitate on promotions as mixed signals hit sectors from freight carloads to home building.
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New York
U. S
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
Nowland Jones Jr
American Retail Federation
Eisenhower
Jones
William J. Cheney
Gordon Dakins
Graham Says He Will Not Quit Ministry
New York Feb. 9 Billy Graham declared his life work is evangelism and he has no intention of leaving the ministry. He said he never considered becoming a fund raiser for any option or institution and that his ministry will continue as long as he is able. He disputed a news account he said distorted his remarks.
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New York
Billy Graham
Graham
Episcopal
Air Needs Highlighted by Delta Chief in Asheville
C E Woolman of Delta Airlines told the Asheville Chamber of Commerce meeting that Southern industrial growth depends on better airport facilities. He cited 1956 as a year with over 1 000 new plants and urged cities to prepare for the jet era to avoid being bypassed by progress.
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Asheville
South
C. E. Woolman
Delta Airlines
North Carolina
Piedmont
Mountain
Woolman
Scouts Round Table Meeting Slated Monday
The February Round Table for Cub Scout leaders Scout unit leaders and Explorers features an Indian dances exhibition by Max Doll of Patterson at 7 30 pm Monday at Wesley Memorial Church. Afterward each group meets separately with Doll and a tent exhibit to study camping outings and dancing lore.
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Wesley Memorial Church
Max Doll
Patterson
High Point
Doll
Howard Hunter
Leo J. Herr
McCarthy Attacks Proposed Treaty In Chicago Rally
Senator McCarthy charged the arms for peace proposal would threaten national security by allowing destruction with bombs made from U S material. He joined Sen Jenner and others at a Chicago Sheraton Hotel rally attended by about 1 500 people to criticize the treaty ahead of a Senate vote.
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Chicago
Eisenhower Administrat Carthy
R-Wis
Abraham Lincoln
United States
McCarthy
U.S. Senate
Hoodlum
Wisconsin
Sen
Jenner
Ind
Herman Welker
Idaho
J. Bracken Lee
Utah
Case
Sheraton Hotel
Red Threat Cited By U S House Committee
The House un American Activities Committee chair says the danger of communism is growing and that on American soil are the equivalent of 20 combat divisions engaged in propaganda espionage and subversion. The 1956 report warns of a massive nationwide subversion campaign and notes the Fund for the Republic foundation aiding the Communist apparatus in mass communications and entertainment.
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Washington
House Committee On un-American Activities
Soviet Union
Rep
Walter
Dpa
Communist Party
Com
United States
Fund For the Republic, Inc
Presbyterians Approve Merger Move Among Presbyteri es
The Presbyterian Church in the USA reports that a majority of its 161 reporting presbyteries have approved a merger with the United Presbyterian Church. Voting continues among the remaining presbyteries toward the 169th General Assembly in Omaha Nebraska May 16–22. The outcome appears assured as both churches move toward union.
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Philadelphia
Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian Church
169Th General Assembly
Omaha
Neb
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