The French Are in a Jam Says Hauser in Post Piece
A fragment from Ernest O. Hauser in Saturday Evening Post portrays France’s labor distress. It argues French workers face stagnation despite hard work as unions, employers, and government fail to lift living standards. The piece critiques protectionist practices and high prices restricting production and wages.
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Ernest O. Hauser
Saturday Evening Post
Mr. Hauser
France
Hauser
Nation
Thaw Brings Torrents in Australia
Alpine snow melt floods Western Austria with rising rivers and avalanches. Kanube river swelled six feet in 24 hours affecting Tyrol Salzburg upper Austria and Styria. Bridges damaged farms cut off and no casualties reported as rescue brigades manned shovels and sandbags. Temperatures to fall and new snow expected in two days.
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Austria
Kanube
Viena
Tyrol
Salzburg
Upper Austria
Styria
Alps
Horth
Innsbruck
Morlain
Nezy Attnaby-Pucheim
Upper
Austeig
Tve
Fom Aptenau
Viena Weather Bureau
Recline in Post Christmas Sales
Post holiday clearance sales in the Eighth Federal Reserve District show a sharp drop due to cold weather and snow. The Fed reports a 48 percent weekly decline versus last year, with Memphis and Louisville down 17 percent, Little Rock 6 percent, St. Louis 3 percent, and small cities 5 percent. District four week sales end data show a 4 percent year over year rise.
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St, Louis
Learance
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
Memphis
Tenn
Louisville
Little Rock
Ark
St. Louis
Cpl Dickenson Arrested by Army in Korea Case
Washington Army authorities arrested Cpl Edward S Dickenson of Virginia on charges he unlawfully held intercourse with the enemy to gain favorable treatment from Chinese forces in Korea The case could carry the death penalty if he is convicted An investigation will determine if he will stand trial Dickenson from Crackers Neck Virginia was among 23 Americans who refused to return to UN lines after the Korean truce last summer Also noted was Cpl Claude Bachelor who rejected the Communists New Year’s Day and is hospitalized in Tokyo A third American died while others remain in limbo after protests and sit downs with rebel forces The Defense Department said US prisoners still held by Reds may not be released swiftly
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Edward S. Dickenson
Virginia
Korea
Coul
Army
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Walter Reed Hospital
Reds
Formel
Military District of
Theremote Mountain
Crackers ‘Neck
United Nations
Cpl
Claude J.chelor
Tokyo General Hospital
Far East Command
Batchelor
Bocretary
Wilson
James Marlow
Sen
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Eisenhower
Vey
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Congress
Bighhower
Eiserhower
Navy
Juft
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Europe
Agia
Russia
Dulles
Council On Foreign Relations
New York
U. S
Tait
Forrest Edwards Panmunjom
Heuteal
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Sucey
U. S. Defense
Pentagon
Fede
Bruce
Edward
Crackers Neck
Ted
Tokyo
Plaude "O
Batchelorn
India
Thomaoyya
Lie Sang Cho
Ping Kyoyu
Tongay on Trial for Killing Child in Miami
Russell Tongay, father of Kathy Tongay, stands trial on a charge tied to the 5 year old girl's death from a ruptured intestine after a forced dive for a 3 foot board. Autopsy linked the fatal injuries, a prior second degree murder warrant reduced to manslaughter, as jury selection proceeds in Judge Ben C Willard's court.
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Fls
Russell Tongay
Avators
Phi
Kathy
Conyuleiune
Tongay
Coast Guards
Ben C. Willard
Bubba
Mississippi
St. Louis
Summerfield Urges Calm View On Expanding Markets
New York Postmaster General Arthur E. Summerfield warned before the National Industrial Conference Board that U S business conditions show no cause for alarm. He cited expanding markets and growing savings as leading factors in a robust American economy.
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New York
Arthur E. Summerfield
America
National Industrial Conference Board
Summudfield Galt
Unemployment Figures Delayed Draw Fire From Reuther
CIL president Reuther blast a delay in publishing national unemployment data as inexcusable and harmful to labor relief efforts. He urged Secretary Mitchell to release the report, noting Michigan and Detroit suffer rising unemployment with 107000 workers affected in January survey.
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Michigan
Reuther
Detroit
Michigan Employment Securiy Commission
Four OU freshmen caught selling criminology exam copies
Professor Gilbert Geis of the University of Oklahoma追 tracked four freshmen who planned to peddle copies of his final criminology exam for 30 dollars each. The scheme involved trash stencil hunting, a department sociology graduate acting as a middleman, and a courier during a staged delivery. Police and university officials questioned the students. disciplinary action awaited administration decisions.
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Norman
Ola i
University of Oklahoma
Gilbert Geis
Geis
Imethy Geis
A. C. Bernier
Paul MacMinn
University
South Korean Assembly Votes to Aid Anti Communist Fund
Members of the South Korean national assembly approve a resolution to contribute 10 percent of their salaries this month to a 7300 unit fund aimed at anti-Communist efforts, despite each member earning 900 won monthly. The move signals a tabletop levy to bolster security initiatives amid regional tensions.
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Seoul
Korea
South Korean
National Assembly
Taft’s echoed fears shape Eisenhower’s new military plan
In a column tracing Taft’s 1951 warning against overextension, the piece compares his defense budget ideas to Eisenhower’s current plan. It notes Dulles and Eisenhower endorsing mass retaliation and a strong air power focus, with troop reductions and higher spending on modernization.
Red Generals Refuse to Accept 21 Americans in Korea
In Panmunjom, Communist generals again reject an Indian proposal to accept 21 American, 1 British, and 325 South Korean prisoners from Korea’s demilitarized zone. Indian guards left as Reds refused, U S and Allied officials press for rapid custody and release while a Washington defense secretary warns of possible discharges.
Generals and Stardom Stir Hollywood Headlines
A chaotic look at Power directing Came Martiny Court Martial and Henry Fonda on mood changes. Powell sues after Gregory demands director fee disputes. Jane Russell censors her scene and faces critics while Lupine reveals marital woes and Hughes. Readers are left awaiting further developments amid ongoing controversy.
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Thomas Hollywood
Filmland
Dick F Power
Martiny
Powell
Henry Fonda
Moody
Charles Kaughton
Paul Gregory
New York
Gregory
Navy Submarine Walls Decked With Art Or War Imagery
HAL BOYLE reports on how the Navy debated wall art for the submarine Nautilus. Designers considered peaceful country scenes versus famous fighting ships to combat monotony and boost morale, detailing color schemes, privacy, and layout for crew quarters and control areas.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Whistler
Itma
Bull Halsey
Mosilyy
Monroe
Walter P. “Margulies
John
Pytts
Jones
Margullos
Naulikis
Sitkaven
John Paul Jones
Margulies
Local Doctors Describe Curious Two Headed Infant Case
A fragmentary report from Wisconsin describes a baby born last December with two heads, prompting local doctors in Wisconsin to assess the unusual condition. The brief notes possible causes and calls for further examination without sensational detail.
Not Guilty of Killing Wife Celebrates Victory
A New Orleans restaurant scene marks the acquittal of Copper in the death of Amelie Woolfolk, with friends and musicians celebrating his return. Copper, 42, hugged by supporters as his ensemble played soothing tunes and he recounts plans to resume normal life after the verdict.
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New Orleans
Wii
Henutigs
Oedestra
President Hisentiow Appeal Sparks Heated Debate
A fragmentary report notes a heated debate over an appeal initiated by President Hisentiow. The incomplete text hints at opposition arguments and potential political maneuvering influencing the appeal’s trajectory.
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