Star denies monopoly charges in antitrust cases
Kansas City Star Company and leaders Roy A. Roberts and Emil A. Lees face a two count federal indictment for alleged monopolistic practices. A civil antitrust suit seeks to enjoin further violations and revoke licenses of WDAF and WDAF TV. Roberts defends Star’s open book practices and vows to seek vindication.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Star
Kansas City Star Company
Roy A. Roberts
Emil A. Lees
The
Star
U. S. District Court
WDAF
Wdaf-Tv
the Star
Washington
James P. McGranery
Journal
Kan
Wdaf TV
Independence
Roberts
U S British talks focus on sound money and convertibility
Eisenhower and Churchill discuss stabilizing currencies with a possible plan to raise the dollar price of gold to back a fund for pounds and European currencies. Bankers favor stable convertibility but doubt a Treasury backed fund or a gold price rise is best. A New York banker warns Congress of a likely backlash if proposed.
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New York
Free World
London
United States
U. S
Congress
Eisenhower Churchill
U. S. Treasury
W. Randolph Burgess
Burgess
Reny
Word Puzzle Clues Across and Down
A crossword style clue set with horizontal and vertical hints. Across clues include Child's gar and Used in mi games while vertical clues list Relative pronoun and Herb among others. The puzzle blends common crossword terms with partial hints for each entry.
Puzzle Answer Key: Word Matching Puzzle
Answers list items include raubing? no. The clues map to common words like dolls from Norway and sea bird. Correct pairs identify capitals towns and Russian rulers.
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Raupening
Norway
Capital
Sea Bird
Woody Plant
Tell
Ohio Registers Record Number Of Automobiles
Ohio shows a record 3,142,772 motor vehicle registrations in the first ten months of 1952, with passenger cars and farm trucks already surpassing the full 1951 year totals. Registrar R. E. Foley notes an increase of 80,000 units over the same period in 1951, as the license year approaches March 1 and next year plate sales begin.
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Columbus, O
Ohio
R. E. Foley
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Communications Union Plans Murray Memorial Drive
The CIO Communications Workers of America seeks $66,000 in voluntary contributions toward a million-dollar Philip Murray memorial fund. President Joseph A. Beirne said the fund would support scholarships and possibly hospital facilities or medical research.
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Communications Union
Murray Memorial
Washington
CIO Communications Workers of America
Philip Murray
Joseph A. Beirne
The
Kroger Sales Breaks Billion Dollar Threshold in 1952
Cincinnati report shows Kroger Co. posts 1952 sales of 1.0518 billion dollars, a five percent rise from 1951’s 997.1 million, marking the first time the chain surpasses the billion-dollar mark in its 70-year history.
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Cincinnati
The
Kroger Co
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Robert Reiner
the Meadows
Yankee RD
Reed-Klopp’s
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Kroger
John Dobroszi, Jr
East End
N. Broad ST
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