GOP Levels Artillery At Brannan Farm Plan
The Republican National Committee opened a drive against the Brannan plan inviting Allan B. Kline to outline opposition. GOP leaders debated campaign control with a vote to define duties among three groups and named a committee to set boundaries for campaign activities.
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Stock Market Still Cautious
New York January 26. A modest upturn in prices was achieved quietly today with gains of a few cents and a general ceiling of a dollar a share. There were scattered losses exceeding a dollar in a few cases as Wall Street awaits Washington regulatory details. Notable higher issues included U S Steel Bethlehem Steel U S Rubber Montgomery Ward Lockheed Philco Zenith Magnavox American Smelting American Can Westinghouse New York Central Baltimore and Ohio Union Pacific Standard Oil New Jersey and Certainteed. Lower were Douglas American Dynamite J I Case McLintyre Porcupine.
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Nudist Colony Scandal Sheet Provokes Curiosity
A cheeky note from M L P hints at a sensational nudist colony scandal sheet and questions what lurks behind its pages. The remark suggests lurid gossip without detailing specific events or names.
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GI's Favorite War Writer Leaves Korean Battlefront
Washington dispatch recalls Hal Boyle of the New York press corps returning from Korea after a tough war of reporting He is praised for wit spirit and generosity aiding soldiers and local families In Tae and Tokyo he shared brie ing counsel with generals and helped children with money and care implications of homecoming are highlighted by a letter to Mrs Frances Boyle
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Blanket Wage And Price Freeze Rollback Nears
Washington report says Economic Stabilization chief Eric Johnston prepares a blanket wage control order due to stalled union agreement. A price freeze and rollback may follow, with a likely delay to Saturday, as labor and public representatives split on broad controls.
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Students assured on new draft regulations
Washington Jan. 26 The defense department and Selective Service announced changes allowing college students finishing term to enlist in their chosen service without leaving school early. The retroactive steps reopen classifications for those with postponed inductions, enabling final month volunteers if openings exist.
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Nehru Gamble Critique Echoes in Korea Debate
Washington report notes Senator George D Ga says Prime Minister Nehru is making a tremendous gamble opposing U S efforts to brand Red China as aggressor in Korea. He warns Nehru bets on a possible neutral settlement with Mao while China acts in Korea Indo China Burma and Tibet. President Truman and Acheson discuss UN action and Indian wheat aid plans surface in committee briefings.
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Canadians Offer New Peace Plan To UN
Canada proposed a six point peace plan for Korea to the United Nations political committee. The plan calls for a cease-fire before further talks, a conference in New Delhi within a week, and includes all Chinese forces in any withdrawal. Lester B. Pearson said the plan tests Communist China’s real intentions and urged a 48 hour reply on participation.
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Bailey Named Possible Price Director For Charlotte District
Mayor William F. Bailey was mentioned as a possible director of the Charlotte district price stabilization office, serving Western North Carolina. The plan envisions a Charlotte office as part of region four with offices in Richmond, Virginia, and a staff including an executive director and an attorney. Bailey said he would consider any government call while remaining with Triangle Hosiery mills, and noted his Army service and local recreation work.
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Housing Expeditor Evicted From Capitol Area Offices
Washington January 26 The housing expeditor who enforces rent controls is being moved from temporary buildings near the capitol to make room for price and wage control agencies. Tighe E Woods and his staff will relocate to newer temporary structures built in World War II in the far eastern part of Washington with some employees already moving. Woods himself is due to depart by February 10.
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Market Slows at Southern Furniture Market Awaiting Price Freeze
The Southern Furniture and Rug Market slowed to a crawl with about 100 visitors by noon, bringing four and a half day attendance to 4184, about 2500 shy of last July's two week record. Dealers blame an impending price and wage freeze announced by Washington, while leather price rollbacks had little effect and plastics trade remains strong as innovations boost popularity. Market officials expect stronger days Tuesday and Wednesday next week as attendance could push a new overall record before closing Saturday noon.
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New Orleans and New York Rackets Linked by Probers
Senator Estes Kefauver pressed the national gambling probe linking New York and New Orleans operations through a Costello Kastel alliance. Kastel testified at length about Beverly Club ownership and associates including Costello and Marcello, while Kefauver named major figures as principal criminals and noted ties to known racketeers.
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