Economists foresee modest growth and mixed inflation for 1953
A round table under the National Industrial Conference Board predicts lower prices in 1953 with wage gains around two to three percent. GNP may rise two to three percent, but profit margins could narrow for businesses. Some dissenters warn of a 10 percent recession beginning in 1953 persisting into 1954.
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Sam Dawson
New York
National Industrial Conference Board
Martin R. Gainsbrugh
Jules (Backman
New York University
Armstrong Cork Co
Walter Hoadley, Jr
General Motor
Rufus S. Tucker
Department of Agriculture
Nathan Koffsky
R. S. Alexander
Columbia University
Eskimos Prepare for Santa's First Call at Barrow
Eskimos in Barrow Alaska are finalizing Christmas plans. Santa in a red suit will descend from the mission roof to distribute gifts, then a village yuletide celebration follows with carols, feasting, and Eskimo games. The week features races, dancing, and daily festivities as New Year nears.
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Barrow
Alaska
North Pole
Santa
Santa Claus
Joe Signayungyak
United States
Youth In Innocent Plea In Kidnap Case
Detroit youth and Earl W. Cunningham pleaded innocent in U S District Court on a kidnapping charge involving a 16 year old Marquette girl taken to Oshkosh. Cunningham requested a jury trial as details of the case emerged from Ellis Hughes assistant U S attorney.
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Milwaukee
Detroit
Marquette
Mich
Oshkosh
Earl W. Cunningham
Robert E. Tehan
Ellis Hughes
U.S
Cunningham
Hughes
New Dance Step Ike Hike Debuts At Roseland
In New York Roseland hosts a preview of The Ike Hike a four beat dance by Pedro and Olga Varvaro as Inauguration Day approaches. The couple describe the steps with wide steps on counts one to three and a decisive halt on four as patrons watch with interest.
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New York
NEA
Roseland Dance Hall
Ike
Roseland
Pedro
Olga Varvaro
Olga
Broadway
Mecca to gain public power and modern services in 1953
Mecca will be electrified early in 1953 with a new generating station outside the city providing public power for the first time. The city gains an asphalt highway, sanitary water system, modern hospitals, and a short wave radio station to broadcast the Call to Prayer. Pilgrimage remains central as millions visit annually, while oil revenues replace old pilgrim taxes.
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Washington
Mecca
National Geographic Society
Mohammed
Red Sea
Jidda
Washington, D.C
New York City
Arabia
Hejaz
Gabriel
Abraham
Hagar
Ishmael
Zemzem
Saudi Arabia
Beirut
United States
al Idha
Public Service Ad Advocates Safer Holidays
A public service notice urges keeping holiday joy while eliminating speeding drinking and recklessness that cause accidents. The message notes cooperation with The Advertising Council and promotes safer celebrations.
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The
Advertising Council
La Crosse Tribune Publication and Rates Notice
Public notice details the La Crosse Tribune publishing staff and contact information and lists home delivery and mail subscription rates for La Crosse and surrounding areas.
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The
la Crosse Tribune
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