Specialists View Of The Year Ahead In 1952 Outlook
The Associated Press specialists forecast 1952 as a year of tension and change. Western power will face pressure from inflation and economic reforms, with Korea potentially ending but fear persisting. Elections will shape U S foreign policy, while Germany and Japan re-enter the Allied camp. Defense growth, housing goals, and metal shortages loom as veterans and workers shift roles. In culture, politics, and media, TV and film merge trends continue alongside scientific advances and a strong publishing year.
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Russia
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Japan
Western Front
Matfield
Taft
Gov. Warren &Fe
Ee Ee
Federal Reserve
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National Guard
Ohio
Illinois
Air Force
Sercee Melee
Washington Wants His Mail Sent To White House
In McAlester Oklahoma George Washington a White House cafe cook reported for the draft. When asked for his name he replied George Washington and asked how to receive mail. The official was not confused and suggested sending mail in care of the White House.
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Washington
White House
Mcalester
Okla
George Washington
Selective Service
George Washinston
Hospital to Televise Cancer Operations at Roswell Park
In Buffalo New York the Roswell Park Memorial Institute will televise cancer operations and demonstrations after its 8 million dollar completion. Cameras will sit above operating tables and the autopsy room to beam procedures to viewers in an adjacent auditorium. WBEN TV engineers assist Dr Louis C Kress director overseeing the TV inspection setup.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Cancer Research Institution
Wben-Tv
Louis C. Kress
New Industry Emerges in Alberta as Chemical Plant Planned
Edmonton reports a major new chemical industry forming as an offshoot of oil and natural gas. The plant will process selected British Columbia inputs into yarn and fibre, tying to the Canadian Chemical Co an affiliate of Celanese. Facilities aim to harness venture growth in the Alberta oil refining region.
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Edmonton
Alta
Premanada
British Columbia
Canadian Chemical Co
Ames
Jon
Deer Hunter Bags First Shot Of The Year
In Pocatello Idaho La Veil Johnson spotted a deer and fired with one hand, hitting the running target 75 yards away. The deer held a triple amputated condition and moved around by wheeling.
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Pocatello
Idaho
la- Veil Johnson
Hollywood optimistic on 1951 film outlook
Hollywood faces the New Year with cautious optimism as 1951 may mark a turning point after postwar inflation and TV's rise. Industry observers cite higher film quality, growing home entertainment, and a year that saw about 350 movies released and total theater receipts near $682 million.
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Hollywood
State Sees Lower Corporate Tax Take in New Year Review
Governor Scott, entering year four of his administration, warned that corporate receipts may fall this year versus last due to the defense program. He cited road, hospital, welfare, and tourist industry progress, and noted over 100 million dollars planned for power and industrial expansions.
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Raleigh
Scott
Airplanes Beat Traffic Problems On Ohio Streets
Airplanes confront urban traffic challenges in Ohio streets as pilots seek efficient routes. Officials report congestion relief plans and public safety considerations amid ongoing test flights and sightseeing flights over Cleveland and Cincinnati.
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Ohio
College Radio Station Installed For 4.50
In Georgetown Kentucky the WGTC radio station at town college was installed for a mere 4.50. Two students were involved in the setup and operation of the new facility.
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Georgetown
WGTC
Town College
Quiet Exchange On A Chair Sparks Unclear Conversation
A fragment shows a character named Hre ather asking about a chair while another person, referred to as the bey, tells someone to move over and to Fu chow you. The passage is fragmented and lacks full context.
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Hreather
Bey
Radio Relay Schedule and Time Zone Notes
Eastern standard adjustments for central and meurian standards affect relay test times. Some stations alter hour of relay tests and local schedules. Minor program changes occur but cannot be melded.
Rose Row Broadcast Schedule and Mysterious Interlude
A cluttered radio television guide lists Rose Row programs, ongoing discussion series, and news blocks. Entries mention Fiona and mysterious recurrence, a Broadway pinay house segment, and various era shows including Neon 6 Drama and The Hour of Decision.
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Abe-Mbe
Cbe
Smatary
Ehe & Museum
Fiona and
Weipnate
Ance
Newe
Wmyt.tv
Trevel
Hecestege
Bunbeens
Rose Bow
Texaco Star Theatre
Syndhotea
Cache of old money found at estate auction in Waterloo
A moldy stash totaling 1335 dollars surfaced at a local estate auction in Waterloo. The cache included large denomination bills no longer printed by the treasury. The discovery was tied to the Stewart Hecker estate proceedings.
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Waterloo
Treasury
Stewart, Hecker
Fire Officials Probe Cause Of Wilmington Explosion
Wilmington fire officials investigated a blast that killed Mary Sue Hall Hayes and her three and a half year old son William James Hayes Jr. An infant daughter Marcia Susan Hayes was critically injured and two neighbors suffered cuts and bruises. The explosion blew plaster from walls and ripped boards, sending debris into nearby trees.
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Wilmington
Ally
Oat
Mary Sue Hall Hayes
Laudie Croom
Illiam James Hayes Jr
Marcia Susan
Croom
Doris Starkey
Patsy
Hayes
Shoe Makers Alarm Over Australian Import Duties
Singapore exporters warn that heavy import duties on footwear to Australia threaten plant closures. They claim duties on their products exceed those on rival shipments from Rita, creating competitive pressure and potential job losses.
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Singapore
Australia
Rita
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