Dulles Says U S Must Take Risk To Save Peace
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States must take a calculated risk for peace when vital interests are challenged. He defended Life Magazine quotes, said they overstated praise of his actions, and noted one sentence was ambiguous while stressing there was nothing new in his views.
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U.S
Washington
United States
Life Magazine
James Shepley
Inday
Shepley
Goof in Stevenson Mail Mix Up Reaches Adirondack
In Saranac Lake New York letters to 1952 Stevenson backers misdirected funds to Eisenhower supporters. National Stevenson for President Committee mailed about 400 envelopes with returns addressed to Salute to Eisenhower in Chicago. A mailing house error caused the mix up. Adirondack Enterprise contacted Stevenson headquarters for explanation. Corrections are in progress. Contact Andy Hess Real Estate for more details.
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Saranac Lake
N.Y
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Adual Stevenson
East Jackson Blvd
Chicago
West Jackson Blvd
Adirondack Enterprise
Kansas House Advances Budget Session Record Pace
The Kansas House set a record for brevity as it convened and adjourned in minutes while starting consideration of 30 day budget measures. Committees planned talks with Gov. Hall’s advisers on state finances as two tax bills, a severance tax and a sales tax increase, drew opposition.
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Topeka
Kansas la
Tower
iHouse
Senate
House
Fred Halls
Richard Becker
Coffeyville
General Fund
Industrial Commission
Supreme Court
Legislative Council
Heat disrupts Los Angeles court as building sweats during hearings
In a brutal weekend heat wave, a building housing 10 superior courts in Los Angeles faced interior temps in the 120s. Judges reported scorching doorknobs and doorframes, forcing open doors, fans, and frequent recesses for jurors and staff to seek water. The scene prompted cooling measures as proceedings continued amid the heat. Meanwhile New York reports the steel industry plans a three billion dollar spend over three years to raise capacity by fifteen million tons.
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Los Angeles
Wallace
Ware
Steel Expansion &Et
New York
Ridgway Invited to Explain Article to Senate Panel
Gen. Matthew Ridgway is invited by an appropriations subcommittee to explain his criticisms of Defense Department cuts and personnel reductions. He says as former Army chief he felt pressed to destroy fighting strength and contests Eisenhower era budget claims. The hearing follows Ridgway’s articles in the Saturday Evening Post and remarks by Sec. Wilson and Senate members.
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Washington
Appropriations
Mathew Ridgway
Defense Department
Ted
Lear
Armed Services
Ridgwas
Army
Brooker
Maxwell Tayelor
Russell
Gar
Len Mansfield
D-Mont
Ridgway
Wilson
New York
Tag
Mansfield
Senate
Rideaway
Ridgeway
Eisenhowse
Congress
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Joint Chiefs
Red Threat Remains Warned by House Committee
The House Committee on Un American Activities released its annual report warning that the communist menace in America remains unabated. It cites finding employment for Communists in theater radio and television and new evidence of subversion in government life plus six camps in New York and one in California exposed.
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Washington
House Committee On un-American Activities
America
Walter D-Pal
New York State
California
Lower
The
Communist Party
Ellender accuses budget plan of underestimating farm costs
Senator Ellender criticizes the administration for balancing the budget by underestimating farm price support costs in the next fiscal year. He cites Eisenhower's letter to Congress showing next year’s estimated price support losses at 1.597 billion, 485 million less than the current year, risking erasing the predicted 435 million surplus. Ellender doubts the Agriculture Department forecasts milk programs will reduce costs next year.
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Robert Anderson
Ottawa
House
Ways and Means
Anderson
Southeast Kansas
Chanute
State Board of Review Fee
State General Fund
Washington
Sen
Tilenictet DeLit
Eisenhower
Congress Monay
Ellender
Agriculture Department
Colorado Snow Forecast With Up To Seven Inches
Heavy snowfall spreads across Colorado with up to seven inches possible in southern areas. A cold front and storms move from the west, bringing snow and rain into neighboring states including Wyoming and New Mexico as the system traverses the region.
Eisenhower Budget Speech Prompts Tax Reduction Debate
President Eisenhower urged Congress to cut taxes while proposing a balanced budget for the current year and the next. He touted a projected surplus to help reduce the national debt, as support and opposition clashed over expected appropriations and fiscal priorities.
Insurance for 30 Year Home Loans Reinstated
In Washington federal action reinstated insurance for 30 year home loans after July cuts by the Verrine Administration and the Federal Moving Administration. The July move shortened repayment to two years and added a 2 percent down payment on GI loans as well as raising the down payment requirement on homes financed with FUA.
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Washington
Verrine
Feders Movsing
Powertien
FUA
Drought Relief Hunts Through Snowfall and Growth in 1946
Lawrence faces a dual pattern as snow adds moisture and building permits rise. Builders and inspectors project a stronger January total, with first-month permits and a snow blanket aiding wheat protection, while drought concerns ease due to 0.16 inch of moisture and forecasts of more snow.
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Route 11
Journal- World Photo
Sears
Wallace Hicklin
Som. Ca
al Améstil
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Emui
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Kansas Department of Labor
Lawrence Construction
Kansas Cities
Topeka
Winter Veterans Hospital
Lawrence
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Leavenworth
Hel
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Pottsburg
Patina
O. L. Miller
W. 21St Terr
Qverlend Innc
Oxford Rd
D-X Sunray jGit Cin
Mil We. Gre St
Ken Franks
Highland Dr
Fre Johnson
St. Orvel Beer
Stratford Bus
Kapfer Construction Co
New York
Clemmers
N. H. St
William Underwood
Earl Zimmermann
Gus St
Clarence W. Davis
Take Q Naeworthy
Jamey Bu
Mind Sr
Miller
Don
Safeway
Ith
Vt. Sts
State Highways Report Hazardous Conditions After Snow
A state highway department bulletin says all major routes are open but hazardous in spots after an overnight snowfall up to five inches. Northwest roads near normal with light snow. Central region slick with up to five inches. Northeast up to three inches with slick spots. Southeast reports only a trace to light snow with some slick areas. Central sees light snow and several inches in higher elevations.
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Melvon Woeetyberger
Yrar
Wertzberger
Kansas
Washamgton
Souttowesn
Taylor bears red tape chopper token in Kansas House visit
Rep. Jess Taylor of Trouine shows a chrome plated hatchet token engraved Jess Vasier tas and red tape chopper during a Kansas House session, sent from Greeley County as a symbolic gesture against bureaucracy.
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Topeka
Jess Taylor R-Trouine
Kansas House
Greeley County
Jess Vasier
Hollywood Plans Glittering Sidewalks on Hollywood Boulevard
The Los Angeles Board of Public Works approved colorful glittering sidewalks on portions of Hollywood Boulevard and Vine Street. Sidewalks will feature buff and brown squares with aquamarine trim and an abrasive surface for grip and sparkle.
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Hollywood
Yong
Hollywood Boulevard
Vine Street
Los Angeles
State Share of US School Expenditure Sets Kansas at 3 Million
A tentative Eisenhower school construction allotment would give Kansas about 3 million, far from a possible 10 million. Lawrence district might gain a proportionate share, with past five years seeing nearly 4 million spent locally. Missouri would receive about 4.77 million, with Kansas and Missouri combined grants near 9.81 million across state and federal funds.
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Eisenhower
Kansas
U. S. Department of Welfare
W. D. Wolfe
Lawrence
Missouri
Two Killed in Flaming Canadian Plane Crash
Halifax Canada air force reports two of 18 aboard Quebecair DCI perished when the plane crashed in flames in northern Quebec wilderness. A third person is missing and the condition of survivors remains unknown.
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Halifax
Canadian Air Force
Quebec
Air Force
Five Day Weather Forecast for Great Plains Region
Five day outlook covers Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma with temperatures 7 to 12 degrees below normal. Western areas colder than eastern Nebraska and Oklahoma with light precipitation and snow possible mainly in the southeast. Temperatures forecast to run near freezing to mid 20s with highs in 30s in western Nebraska and upper 40s in eastern Nebraska and Oklahoma.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
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