Borrowing Rate Increase Brings Many Questions
The article notes the dollar’s rise has boosted interest rates and tightened credit. Banks report higher earnings but insist the policy aims to curb inflation and aid savers. A Columbia economist argues the Fed should balance credit access in downturns and inflation, as households face pricier loans and higher mortgage payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawson
New York
Charles L. Clements
Miami Beach
Fla
United States Savings and Loan League
Federal Reserve System
Albert G. Hart
Columbia University
Federal Reserve
U. S. Treasury
Five Children Die In Home Fire In Pennsylvania Township
PETTSBURGH local tragedy as a house fire killed Hattie Deer Krizanich 35 and her five children Janet Lee 40 Paul Jr 8 Larry Ervin 5 Karl Edward 2 Shirley 6 weeks. Husband Paul Krizanich 40 escaped with burned arms after leaving the residence to search for work.
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Pettsburgh
Piem Township
Paul Krizanich
Hattie Deer Krizanich
Janet Lee
Paul Jr
Larry Ervin
Karl Edward
Shirley
Krizanich
Pawhuska Wife Gets Good News from Korea Captive Return
Mrs. Kenneth L. Spence of Pawhuska learned her Marine captain husband was returned to United Nations forces by Communist captors in Korea. He had been shot behind the lines in an observation plane Jan 19 after being recalled to active duty in 1952 and overseas since April 1.
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Pawhuska
Okla
Kenneth L. Spence
United Nations
Korea
Spence
Air Force
Madill Rancher Cecil Oliver Dyer Dies of Injuries
Cecil Oliver Dyer, a 40 year old Madill rancher, died in a Norman hospital from injuries suffered in an airplane crash near his home on August 23. Harold Clark, 24, of Oklahoma City, was killed in the same crash. Funeral services for Dyer will be held at 2 pm tomorrow at the Madill Presbyterian Church with burial in Madill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardmore
Okla
Cecil Oliver Dyer
Madill
Harold Clark
Oklahoma City
Dyer
Madill Presbyterian Church
POW Exchange Brings 27th Group of POWs Home
List of American prisoners of war released by the Communists in the Korean Armistice exchange includes Sgt. George L. Blackbird of Montana and Ltc. Robert Eduvyards of Detroit among many others. The release occurred Saturday night, with names extending across multiple states and service ranks.
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Constitution
Mrs Graves travels from Fort Worth to aid ill sister
Mrs F N Graves mother of Mrs C E Roper, 316 Ferris, has returned from Fort Worth where she spent a week aiding her sister Mrs W A Green who is seriously ill in Lawton. Mrs Green’s condition prompted the trip after learning she was critically ill while Mrs Brooks of Houston was notified. Mr and Mrs E E Neptune and son Dick, 802 Euclid, have returned from a two week vacation at Manitou and Colorado Springs. Their son and daughter in law, Mr and Mrs Bill Neptune of Lexington, were with the family for a week. Dick will leave Sunday for Shawnee to resume sophomore studies at Oklahoma Baptist university.
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F. N. Graves
C. E. Roper
Ferris
Fort Worth
Texas
W. A. Green
W. A. Brooks
Houston
Green
E. E. Neptune
Euclid
Manitou
Colorado Springs
Colo
Inlaw
Bill Neptune
Lexington
Shawnee
Oklahoma Baptist University
Hurricane Hunter Discovers Big Blow
A Navy hurricane hunter reported 52 mph gusts 200 miles east of Melbourne as of Monday while the weather bureau doubted tropical storm development. Forecaster Pardue cited a non tropical circulation from a polar front and said squalls may dissipate with watch kept. An Air Force plane eyed a more tropical easterly wave east of Puerto Rico, about 1700 miles east-southeast of Miami, with 20 to 25 mph winds in squalls.
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Miami
Navy
Melbourne
Weather Bureau
Leonard Pardue
Pardue
Bermuda
Cuba
Air Force
Puerto Rico
Caribbean
Insurance Rates To Be Lowered Across Auto Policies
New nationwide auto liability rates cut costs for adult pleasure car drivers while raising rates for many under 25. Major bureaus announced agreement among 213 companies with changes to take effect once filed with state authorities. Rates vary by use, with lowest for pure pleasure driving and higher charges for work commuting. Farmers lose a 15 percent discount, replaced by a 20 percent discount below their prior classification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters
Mutual Insurance Rating Bureau
Reds Call For Koreans To Settle Union At Conference
North Korea leader Kim Il Sung declared at a Pyongyang speech that unification must be settled by Koreans themselves and that America and allied troops must be expelled from South Korea. He called the armistice a victory and urged utmost efforts at the upcoming political conference before Oct. 28, warning against external interference.
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Tokyo
Pyongyang
Kim
Sung
Wartorn Peninsula
America
South Korea
North Korean Labor (Communist) Party
North Korea
North
Korea
Arctic Party Starts Probe Of Ice Wastes
Two Canadian scientists Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith and Robert Blackadar travel by dog sled to Ellesmere Island to locate the source of drifting ice islands in the Arctic Ocean. They test soils and rocks ahead of a planned joint U.S.-Canadian expedition, seeking clues to the origin of the ancient ice shelf. They discover Peary era cairns and a silk ensign on Cape Columbia.
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Ottawa
Peary
North Pole
Arctic Ocean
Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith
Canadian Defense Research Board
Robert Blackadar
Ellesmere Island
Canada
Cape Columbia
Ellesmere
Arctic
Ellesmere Ice Shelf
Hattersley-Smith and Blackadar
Cottage Cheese Also Known As Dutch Cheese
Cottage cheese is sometimes referred to as Dutch cheese due to its origin and traditional naming. The term reflects historical labeling and regional associations with Dutch dairy products.
FASTEET Promises Secure Dentures and Fresh Breath
An advertisement touts FASTEET powder as a non acidic alkaline formula that keeps plates firmer and more comfortable without gummy taste or nausea. It claims to help control denture odor and promotes carefree eating and talking, available at drug stores.
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Dothan
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M-Set
Alliston
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Marblehead
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Brooklyn
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Moore
Mooresville
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Nixon
Chatworth
Charles
Newton
Mineral Bluffs
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Milner
Sardis
Tenn
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McAllen
Roy D. Martin
Ray C. Langfitt
South Clinton
Sofiva
Linden W
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Newmarket
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Oakrd
G. King
Jefferson Tracks
Paulj A. Roach Jr
Mort H. Haner
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Alto
Michel D. la Fleur
Vancouver
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Oe Oshkosh
Ferdinand Meinken
Carl E. Gornowicz
Art Ewe
Cuccaro
Ell Adams
Pfc
Cottonwoods
Joepe Hammond
Toledo
Albert L. Seaver
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Brejmerton
Washul
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Rleville
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Bell
Cal
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Cousicana
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Cleveland Heights
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Waxahachie
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Mount Olive
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Newtora
Til
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Columbus
Siamante L. Johnson
Los Angles
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Dayton
Johnnie C. Hill
Ayden
N.C
Dbert R. Hawkins
College Station
A L. Hadden
Tucs
Thames J. Smith
Newcastle
E. Stouffer Jr
Roanoke
Varge A. Wedsworth
Buffallo
N.Y
Joseph Bednarz
Texa
John J
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Evartsville
Ind
Chester A. Shaw Jr
Hy Intsville
Maxey Han Jr
Idianapolis
Leland H. van Slyke
Caldwell
Idaho
James T. Witt
Cameron, CO
Charles H. Price
Buckner
Ark
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Kansas City
Chester Rogalski
Wilkinsburg
Pawe G. Swalls
Brazil
Duke Williams Jr
Yazoo City
Miss
Travis C. Weldon
Eureka
Edward L. Stickels
Holland
Duane W. Thorin
AMCAP
San Diego
William P. Wyatt
Venice
Sidney Kanner
Hawthorne
Louis Wilson
Robert J. O’shea
Merion
Richard W. Krauer
Centralia
Gerald B. Kubicek
Burbank
Charles W. Maltsby
Manhattan Beach
Lee H. Miller
Levant
Kas
Joplin
Richard M. Kaufman
Salt Lake City
Utah
Oe Parker Jr
Nashville
Otho A. Orr
Waynesboro
Eugene Moore
John A. Molitor
Fayetteville
Edwin A. Nixon
Seattle
Hardy D. Sinnett
Henderson
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McCrory
Charles C. Madison
Jackson
Jesse L. James
USMC
Thomaston
James L. Mechaney
A.Z.C
Canton
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Monticello
Mil
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N. Y
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Weems
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Kirksville
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Hyannis
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Jacksonville
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USN
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Lubbock
Tex
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Frank H. Hall
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Pasadena
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Bayard
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Thorton
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Davin
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Tulsa
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Plainfield
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Girardeau
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Anaheim
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Milton, Pa
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Forest City
Iowa
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Pittsburgh
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Montevallo
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Morganton
N. C
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Tacoma
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Glen Burnie
Eugene D. Shaw
New Orleans
Logan
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Warren
Herbert D. Brown
Milton H. Baugh
Santa Ana
John T. Cain
Anthony Pecoraro
Westbrook
Maine
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Fordyce
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Los Angeles
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Seal Beach
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Greensburg
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Sheboygan
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Ventura
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Minneapolis
Minn
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Gilbert - Woods Drug Company
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Johns-Manville
Hurricane Hunter
Big Blow
LEWIS
Auto-Lite
Statul
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Fowler & Thornton
Lawton
D Avenue
Arctic Party
Joseph Seller
St.Jose
Crosley
Crosley Shelvador
Cache Road
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