Government drives tighten controls on banks and imports
Massed Red manpower pushes UN forces back in the East as the U S government tightens economic controls. The Economic Stabilization Agency to open 13 regional offices to handle price and wage issues while the National Production Authority takes over natural rubber import duties. Federal Reserve Board imposes new credit curbs aimed at limiting lending and deferring defense production shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Barks
Coud
Economic Stabliscstion Agency
BSH
Natoral Production Authority
NPA
Am Npa
Apdkeamnan
Barthal
Étyiliartal
Mieatis
Controm
Texas Beauty Wins Cotton Maid Title
Jeannine Holland, a Houston model and actress, won the Cotton Maid title, edging out rivals for a national tour prospect and potential Miss Cotton Maid. Alternate finalists include Bleanoce Chalmers of San Luis Obispo and Rabe of Greenville, with the winner eyeing a New York tour and European opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Texas
Jeannine Holland
Houston
Texsea
United States
Europe
Bleanoce Chalmers
Sem Luis Obispo
Wiley Urges Arms to Sabotage Red Bloc
Senator Wiley urged the United States to provide arms, sabotage materials, money, and encouragement to underground groups inside Russia and Communist satellite countries. He called for a world-wide revolutionary movement against communism and a high-level board to coordinate guerrilla warfare efforts with the State Department, CIA, and Joint Chiefs of Staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley
Washington
Senatoc Whey
R-Wis
United States
Hussia
Willey
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
America
Russia
China
Wiley Sai
Congress
Wisconsin
Communist International
Sombat
Trudian
Ferems
Formosa
State Department
Central Intelligence Agency
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Skirmishing Along UN Lines as Ridgway Exudes Confidence
United Nations forces faced continued skirmishing across the Korean front with Ridgway voicing strong confidence in ultimate success. Reports indicate Chinese and North Korean units massing near Yongpo and along the eastern sector, while MacArthur notes Red forces active across Korea's waist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
United Nations
Washington
Truman
Matthew B. Ridgway
U. S. Eighth Army
Tien
Manter
John Foster Dul
Kores
Lee
MacArthur
Trutinam
Herbert Hoover
Yongpo
Europe
Oran
Dulles
Hoover
New York
Rwasia
Russa
Reabise Hilley
Omty Defense
Korea
Frorem Imyin
Yorchos
Mamehuris
Manchuria
Yongpa
Eighth Army
Aniouher Wattalions
Rideway
Most Dangerous Enemy Now May Be Best Friend
Reporter recounts a shifting stance as Japan moves from foe to potential ally in the Korean conflict. Amid claims of Japanese volunteers and public sympathy, observers note economic and political ties pushing Tokyo toward cooperation with the United States and allied democracies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reiman Merim
New York
Japan
Tokyo
Dagurre
United States
tSee Marin
Four ET Trustees Oppose TwinUT Plan Amid Debate
Four East Tennessee members of the University of Tennessee Board of Trustees rejected Memphis State College president J. M. Smith's proposal to raise the system to a twin university model. They urged a neutral survey by qualified educators to assess needs and costs, arguing the legislature lacks sufficient information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Knoxvile
East Tennnessee
University of Tennessee Board of Trustees
J. M. Smith
Memphis State College
General Assembly
Memphis
UT Board of Trustees
Pat
Knoxville Journal
Br. Smith
Sam J. Mcallester
Chattanooga
Clyde B. Amshus
Greeneville
Whiston M. Cox
Knoxville
Austin
Legise Homm
Coesaki Ds. Smith
Electronic Brain Tops In Figures
History's most spectacular astronomical calculation was performed by a large electronic brain in Haverford Pennsylvania. The machine computed and corrected planetary motions of Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune and Philo showing exact past positions and predicted futures to 2060. Results aid navigation weather timing and understanding of celestial mechanics.
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Haverford
Art Electronc Arain
American Astronomical Society
Neptune
Philo
Emergency Cuts New Car Output
National emergency prompts automakers to cut new car production at the start of the year. Factories including Ford, Studebaker, and others plan shutdowns, with up to 9,900 workers affected and about 1,000 to be idled in some plants. Unemployment expected temporary as output defers.
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Frord
Studebaker
Gore
Eek Diied Resomen
Pickard Moter Cer Ca
Catia
le F
Thei
Feil-Beided
Ford
United States
Studebaker Corp
Civil Defense Checkup Sought by Humphrey
Senator Humphrey asked for a new joint Senate House committee to closely monitor the Civil Defense Administration and its peacetime powers as Congress moves toward final approval of a compromise bill. The measure would create an independent Civil Defense Administration with a single head and enable a $3.1 billion three year federal state and local outlay for civil defense programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Humphrey
D-Minn
Congress
Cail Defense Administration
Coxtares
Senate House
Senatom Entele
White House
Truman
Clo Defense Administration
Owill
Senate |Hiouse
U. S. Russians Split On Draft Of Japan Treaty
Washington notes reveal renewed conflict over a Japanese peace treaty. The United States presses for terms acceptable to itself, while Russia seeks veto rights for the major powers. Russia resists, and Moscow demands Red China involvement despite U S moves toward independent action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Japan
Washington
Russia
United States
Soviet
Jvetov
China
Bread Prices Rise in Hingsport and Middle Tennessee
grocers report bread prices increased this week from 16 to 27 cents for various loaf types including sandwich bread and rolls. Wholesale bread prices also climbed from 12 to 33 cents per two pounds in Mesheille and Middle Tennessee amid broader market shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hingsport
Mehat Grocers
Mesheille
Middle Tennessee
Couple Pinned In Wrecked Auto Near Dayton
Chattanooga businessman John H. Randall, 57, and Genevive Lenaten, 19, were found by Patrolman Melsent Higgslee trapped for 13 hours after a crash on the old Dixie Highway near Dayton. Randall was treated for a dislocated hip and exposure at a Hamilton County hospital. Lenaten suffered fractures of both legs.
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Chattanooga
Tema
Dayton
John H. Randall
Vce
Mish Genevive Lenatlen
PVA
Higddls
Ran- Gal's
Dixie Highway
Chisksmauga Lake
Randall
Spring City
Dodds Sated Raruial
Rain and sleet disrupt travel across eastern states
Freezing rain and sleet created dangerous driving conditions across a wide eastern region from northeast Georgia to southeastern Pennsylvania and New York City. The Weather Bureau warned motorists to exercise extreme caution as cold weather persisted with warmer conditions expected later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Easler
Bething
Garter
U. & Weather Bureau
Washington
Georgia
Pennsylvania
New York City
Tennessee Youth Hurt Exploring Cavern Near McMinnville
A Mashville high school student, Edward Donald Ball Jr., was gravely injured in Higgenbotans Cave four miles east of McMinnville. State Highway Patrol and volunteers spent over 15 hours extracting him via winding passages to McMinnville Clinic before transporting him to Vanderbilt Hospital. Ball suffered a base of skull fracture and remained unconscious as doctors treated him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMinnville
Tenn
Mashville
Nere
Ivins
Edward Donald Ball
Z. D. Ball
Associated Press
Washville
State Highway Patrol
McMinmville
Paul H. Goodman
Bimm
Goodman
Nashville
Lafe Patrot
Ball
Higgenbotans
McMimaville
Mee Minnville
Patrat
Seven Men Trapped In Gold Mine Fire at Silver Plume
Fire trapped seven miners at the Smuggler Gold shaft in Silver Plume Colorado. Lawrence Schreiner, operating a hoist about 30 feet, saw the shaft house engulfed and the men hundreds of feet underground. rescue efforts unknown as blast and collapse hindered entry. Ronald Buckley reported four regular employees and three others present.
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Colo
Lawrence Schreiner
Mentota
Ronald Buckley
Gerers Store
Fishing Tables Highlight Odd Jotted Notes From The Street
Fragmentary fishing tables and stray lines from a page note a quirky street scene with scattered words. The garbled text mentions schedules, may hint at a Thursday timing and a few names or places, but details are unclear.
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ESA
Texas Beauty
Sol Brown
Decer
Tisha
Mary Reserve
Brown
Navy
Patroaks Road
Ridgway
Kereen
U. & Eighth Army
East Centrat
al- Ned
Cam
Chuncen
38Th
Sith
Wdler
Tate
Melman Moris
Twinut
Red Veta Phan
Ae Howe
Onerakeo
Beneine Coek
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