Martin Faces Senate Panel Over Tight Money Policy Ties
Martin Jr. testifies before the Senate Finance Committee on monetary tightness as debt and mortgage lenders face higher interest. Fed and government programs push up rates to curb inflation and spark home lending, while critics warn total money supply remains the key to the boom bust cycle.
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WEW
York 2
William Merengers
Nigher Cheney Martin Jr
Senate Finance Committee
Morgage
Bie
Teadine
Ugat
Othing
Ers
Zils Eppencamys Fuliows
Bacepenics
Tion
Priter Kiewermo
Washington
Family Scrapbook By DM Ernest G Osborne
A nostalgic column discusses newborn life, parental advice, and social views on dating costs. It contrasts early parental care with adult dating pressures, noting shifts in attitudes to Dutch treat dates and financial expectations among youths.
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Osborne
Ike
Cheesecake Curse Haunts Hollywood Actresses
Hal Boyle surveys actresses trapped by publicity photos and public interest drives. He notes Jane Russell and others faced pressure from studios to stay provocative, while some choose family life and select roles. The column covers industry views on image, adoption links, and shifts in talent portrayal.
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New York
Hollywood
Dang Russell
James Cagney Reveals Chaney Facts In Hollywood Piece
Bridgeport report highlights James Cagney discussing Lon Chaney's life and career. Cagney shares how Chaney learned sign language before speaking, his makeup genius, and the paradox of a legendary actor who used speech later in life. The piece links Chaney’s early struggles to his later fame in horror and makeup mastery.
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Hollywood
Ton Chaney
Chaney
Fon
Niles
James Cagney
Selor
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Ifronic
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Hersell
Miss
America
Burke
Cole
Colgland
Chauney
Hal
Richard Mansfield
Cadiz
Kylf
Trigg County
Udge Sue GC
Hopson
Power Underestimation Halts Ceiling Collapse Defense
In Louisville Kentucky a guard crew protected a scene as a ceiling collapse risk rose. The report notes underestimation of the power involved and the incident stalled long enough for responders to monitor the area.
Nightclub Owner Pleads Innocent To Murder Charge
Lovington New Mexico area. John Thompson a Memphis nightclub operator entered innocent pleas to murder felonious assault and carrying a pistol charges after a flare of violence at the Sterling Club left 59 year old Quel Nix dead en route to hospital and Chalmers Daniels wounded. Nix a Covington resident died from a gunshot wound to the heart. Daniels also from Covington was hospital bound in Memphis. The incident occurred last Wednesday night. Thompson faced 8000 bond and awaits circuit court in November.
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Thompson
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Nix
Sterling Club
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Covington
Daniels
Memphis
Memphis District to Lose 228 Civilian Employees
The Army Engineers Memphis district faces a cut of 228 civilian workers under a Department of Defense order. The district manages mood control projects along the Mississippi River from Cairo to Rosedale and will adjust its bank grading and revetment program as private contractors take over portions of the stabilizing work this season.
Lowenstein and Sons Report Mixed Half Year Results
New York firm M Lowenstein and Sons shows sales of 242212 for the first half, surpassing the prior year by over eight million dollars. Net income reaches 2290764, or 1 cent a share, compared with 2802852 or 1.92 a share for the same period in 1858.
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New York
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New Yorker Proposes Selling TVA Power Facilities
Walter Von Tresckow told the Nashville Tennessean he will propose to the President and Congress that TVA power facilities be sold to 150 communities. He cites a five year study alleging federal ownership caused a two billion dollar loss in Tennessee’s annual income and industry shunning the valley. He outlines repayment of the government investment and expansion of government involvement, funded by King and associates. TVA supporters criticized the plan as unthinkable and politically motivated.
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New York
TVA
Walter von Tresckow
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Congress
Tennessee
von Tresckow
Confine
Memphis
Dixon-Yates
Iit
Hin Tva
King
Fister Kefwuver
D-Tenn
Adhe
Robert Jones
D-Ala
von ‘Freschow
Albert Gore
D - Tenn
Demos Have Controlled Session Of Congress Killed School Aid
President Eisenhower saw limited success as Congress under Democratic control passed six major bills then blocked his largest priority. House Republicans allied with Northern and Southern Democrats to defeat the federal aid for education while backing a voluntary health program and other measures.
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GOP
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Associated Press
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Repub
Nea
Texas
Rayburn
Sen
Johnson
House
Senate
Fox
Middle East
Tennessee 4-H Roundup Enters Second Full Day
The Tennessee 4-H Roundup enters its second day on the University of Tennessee campus with about 500 youths attending as seven colleges open their doors. Dr. Andrew Holt will address youth on Careers for Youth, followed by Dr. Webster Pendergrass speaking on agriculture. Judges will announce state winners to the 4-H Congress in Chicago next December after demonstrations aid their selections. Dr. Vernon W. Carter opened the six day event urging members to seize opportunities for today’s youth.
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Knoxville
Tennessee
Vernon W. Carter
U-Taxtension
4-H
Dissolution Move Filed for Pea Eaters Group in Texas
Ore Nation al Black-eyed Pea Assoc founder and acting president filed corporate dissolution papers with the Texas secretary of state. The group reportedly had over 1,000 members though a large share held only sentimental interest.
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Black-eyed Pea Asst
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Tne
Elmore Rural
Taylor
Pra
Texas
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