Western Europe on edge amid Korea crisis and Red threat
AP analysis notes Western Europe in a high nervous state as Soviet armies in East Germany loom large and a potential conflict with China could trigger a Communist upheaval. Britain and France oppose MacArthur’s moves, seek peace talks with Peiping, while Truman vows U N forces and possible use of the atom bomb if needed. Bevin defends MacArthur’s objectives amid criticism.
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Licenses Revoked in Harrisburg Week Ending Nov 10
Harrisburg Bureau of Highway Safety withdrew 356 driving cards in the week ending November 10. Of these, 30 were revoked and 317 suspended. Operating privileges were restored to 560 drivers.
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Snowbound Roads and Local News From Indiana County
Residents and merchants praise snow crews for keeping transportation and services moving despite deep winter. A Dubois fatal taxi crash case draws DA Dague’s findings. autopsies cite massive skull fractures while defense argues pre crash blows. The tale engages the up state region as Christmas approaches.
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Voluntary Stabilization Efforts Lacking in 1950 ESA
The Defense Production Act allows voluntary programs to stabilize prices but the Economic Stabilization Agency has not issued a formal plan. Administrator Alan Valentine has pressed restraint, yet there are no standards, formulas, or programs. The ESA, a skeleton operation with about 130 staff, remains short on permanent personnel and on staffing from other agencies.
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Indiana Evening Gazette Official Mail Notes
The Indiana Printing & Publishing Co lists its address at Philadelphia Street and records the paper as a second class matter entered April 14, 1900. Ray serves as President, N Dewitt Ray as Vice President and Secretary, Kft. Ray as Managing Director, with William Ingerenity and Edina Nagh noted in circulation roles.
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Wage Stabilization Board appoints leaders and plans
On Oct 10 Cyrus S. Ching was named chairman of the wage stabilization board part of the BSA, with eight others announced by Nov 24. G Griffith Johnson joins as assistant BSA administrator for economic policy, Francis P. Whitechair named ESA general counsel, and mayor Michael V. DiSalvo of Toledo named director of price stabilization. Many top posts remain vacant or temporary. The agency focuses on recruitment and long-range planning to advise the President on when to order price and wage controls and how to implement them, though a specific voluntary action program remains undeveloped.
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Toledo
Gambler Cited By U.S. Court
In Philadelphia James Singleton a 38 year old gambler was cited for contempt of court after refusing to answer questions from a Federal Grand Jury. Judge J Cullen Ganey set December 4 for a jury trial on contempt, noting Singleton invoked the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments. The Grand Jury alleged he obstructed the investigation.
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Cleveland land deal seen rising to twenty four million
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce analyst W. Vanden Bosch says the land business cost will be several million dollars more than earlier estimates. Initial figures placed the cost around ten million, but locals now fear the total may reach about twenty four million.
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Unclear ESA Path as Wage and Price Movements Grow
The article notes difficulty in reaching a fair and workable voluntary action formula amid rapid wage and price shifts. It suggests even a full agency would struggle to agree on standards during the last three months, and hopes the steel settlement clarifies what should be done for policy alignment.
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