Two Duke Professors Lead National Professional Groups
Two Duke University faculty members, economist Dr. Vin B. Hoover and Romance languages professor Dr. Hayward Keniston, were elected presidents of the American Economic Association and the Modern Language Association respectively. Hoover, 55, joined Duke in 1925 and oversees the AEA program planning with about 200 specialists. Keniston, 69, heads the MLA amid a three year study of languages in American life and notes his duties mix honor with leadership. Charleston, S. C., led South Atlantic waterborne commerce in 1951 with full 1952 figures pending.
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Security Quotations Report Fragment
Fragmented OCR reads vague percentages and company initials. No clear event or entities are identifiable to form a coherent summary or identify involved persons or organizations.
Government payroll burden raises taxes and questions efficiency
In New York a column notes for every two privately employed people there is one Federal civilian employee, with state and local workers raising the overall government payroll. The piece cites 2.56 million federal employees and about 4 million state and local workers, totaling $10–$11 billion in federal requests plus $11.2 billion for military payroll and $12 billion for state and local payrolls. It argues potential 25 percent federal staff cuts and efficiency gains, criticizing ongoing reliance on New Dealers in the Eisenhower era.
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Stocks resume rise on domestic news despite international tensions
Wall Street lifted broad share prices as favorable corporate results outweighed foreign incidents. Major gains came from General Motors and railroad stocks with Pennsylvan ia and Pittsburgh and Lake Erie boosting dividends. Oil and steel issues rose, market activity near the week’s high, and utilities posted strong gains as demand and production trends shifted.
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NSLI Dividend To Equal 1952 Payment
A VA announcement via local Veterans' Service Officer A M Cumbie states the 1953 NSLI dividend will approximate the 1952 amount for about 5 000 000 policies, with cash payments automatic for most, and a written request needed for those opting cash this year. It also notes about 100 000 of 132 000 eligible World War II veterans have filed for the second prisoner of war benefit.
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Hearings Planned On Lack of Color TV
The House Commerce Committee will hold hearings in late April to investigate why the public lacks color television. Chairman Charles A. Wolverton said the panel seeks a market readiness date for color TV while Sen. Edwin C. Johnston accuses powerful interests of delaying color sets to force saturation with black and white models.
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Budget Bureau Hinges on Returned Staff for 78.6 Billion Budget
The Budget Bureau relies on a largely holdover staff to draft President Truman’s 78.6 billion dollar budget, with the exception of the new director and the returning budget director who has been rehired.
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