Johnston Takes Wide Powers In New ESA Drive
Washington AP report outlines Eric Johnston's overhaul as ESA chief, expanding control over wages prices credit and home financing. New order aims for rapid overall price freezes and industry by industry ceilings with autonomous wage and price boards under Johnston authority. The plan also splits offices to boost policy planning and operation.
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Eric Johnston
Economic Stabiization Agency
ESA
Johnston
United States Chamber of Commerce
Motion Picture Association of America
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Valentine
Charles E. Wilson
Truman
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Wilson
Office of Defense Mobilization
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OPA
DiSalle
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Ching
Kefauver Urges States to Break Up Gangs Nationwide
During three days of Cleveland hearings Sen. Estes Kefauver outlined three findings: criminals network nationwide, local lawmen compromised by gambling, and racketeer money seeping into legitimate business. He plans nine or ten bills to shrink gang influence across state lines for easier local enforcement.
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State Lines
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Washington
Tennessee
Crime Investigating Committee
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Congress
Kentucky
Newport
Malcolm Rhoads
George Gugel
Kefaver
Gugel
Rhoads
New Orleans
Detroit
Kefauver
Lausche names new Ohio program panel members
Gov Frank J Lausche announced reappointment to the Ohio Program Commission Clingan Jackson of Youngstown Dr Arthur S Fleming president of Ohio Wesleyan University and Howard White of Oxford Also Wallace F Nelson of Columbus named to the State Board of Real Estate Examiners to fill the unexpired term of Robert B Lucas ending June 30 1960 in Fremont
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Frank J. Lausche
Ohio Program Commission
Clingan Jackson
Youngstown
Arthur S. Flemming
Ohio Wesleyan University
Howard White
Oxford
Wallace F. Nelson
State Board of Real Estate Examiners
Robert B. Lucas
Fremont
Eisenhower urges Germans to join Western defense effort
General Dwight D. Eisenhower, arriving in Germany from Luxembourg, urged the German people to align with the West in defense against communism. He said there is no neutrality when civilizations clash and stressed Germans should be allowed to volunteer, noting past hostility to the Nazi regime but calling bygones bygones.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Luxembourg
Atlantic
Connally Fights Limits on Europe Troop Commitments
Senator Connally of Texas rejects any ceiling on U S troop deployments to Western Europe. He favors a Senate record affirming support for sending armed forces to bolster defense, without numeric or time constraints. Senator Taft backs an overall limit and hints at about five divisions as a ceiling.
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Washington
Connally
D-Tex
U. S
Truman
Europe
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Taft
Ohio
Senate
Congress
Senator Ellender urges ban on new coal wage boost
Sen Ellender demands government nullify the $1.60 day miners wage rise and halt coal price increases. He calls for an immediate wage and price freeze with rollback to cancel the contract. Rep Capehart says no basis for intervention while John L. Lewis and soft coal group cite inflation controls failures.
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Washington
Ellender
D-La
Capehart
R-Ind
John L. Lewis
Louisiana
Can dumping plant incident leaves 10 still hospitalized
In Dade City Florida chlorine fumes sickened nearly 200 workers at a canning plant yesterday. Ten people remained hospitalized as authorities investigated the incident and urged safety measures.
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Dade City
Fla
Truman Draws Stalin Parallels With Hitler and Mussolini
President Truman at a Society of Business Magazine Editors dinner compared Stalin to Hitler Mussolini and other historic tyrants saying there is no difference among them they all enslaved the common people He warned inflation and aggression loom but freedom will prevail and defended challenging Senate critics of his Europe troop decisions while highlighting liberty and rights.
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Truman
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Mussolini
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Ingenito Gets Life Sentence in NJ Slayings
Ernest Ingenito was sentenced to life imprisonment after being found guilty of first degree murder for killing his mother-in-law Mrs. Michael Mazzoli and three other relatives in Piney Hollow last November 17. A jury of seven women and five men recommended mercy, sparing him from the electric chair.
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Woodbury, N. J
Ernest Ingenito
Ingenito
Ite Yvergic
Michael Mazzoli
Piney Hollow
Influenza Death Toll Surges Across Britain and Ireland
London and nationwide England Wales towns report 890 deaths from influenza last week, nearly double the prior week's 548. Ireland's Cork and Dublin hardest hit as Europe endures severe flu outbreak.
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Dublin
Journal To Print Six Articles On Alcoholism
The First Sunday Journal begins a six week series on alcoholism written by an alcoholic. The series aims to educate without preaching and to offer factual insight into this major health problem and its effects on victims families and communities.
Planes Collide in Alabama. Three Die
A B-25 bomber and an F-5 fighter collided near Maxwell Field. Pilot Capt. John W Fortune survived with minor injuries after parachuting from the B 25. Co pilot 2nd Lt Richard D Brewer and Sgt Charles A Wells died. The F 5 pilot perished after his parachute opened.
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Ala
John W. Fortune
Illinois
Sales
Maxwell Field
Richard D. Brewer
R. H. Brewer
Warren
Teel
Charles A. Wells
Perley G. Wells
Cleveland
Badman Bill Cook Admits Slaying Six
Williamy Cook Jr. confesses to killing six people, including five members of the Carl Mosser family and Robert H. Dewey, as he heads to a federal courtroom in San Diego where the death penalty looms.
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San Diego
Calif
Williamy Cook, Jr
FBI
Badman Bill
Carl Mosser
Atwood, al
Robert H. Dewey
Seattle
Wasn
UN Fights On in Korea As Wonju Clash Intensifies
General MacArthur asserts UN forces will not be driven into the sea while Gen. Collins says the UN army has plenty of fight left. Communist forces attack Wonju from three sides amid grinding actions around the road hub as Allied air power reports near 800 Reds killed Friday.
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Washington
J. Lawton Collins
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Tokyo
Wonju
MacArthur
Taegu
Pusan
Coarts
Barnard
Wonju Wis
Yongwol-Tanyang
Don Huth
Eighth Army
Yongwol
Tanjong
Osan
Seoul
Pyongchon
Ichon
United States Pressing for Strong Stand on Red China
The United States urges a firm UN response to Peiping aggression in Korea. Americans press for a resolution in the ten nation Political Committee to denounce Red China and prepare direct action, facing Soviet bloc opposition and Asian Arab peace appeals.
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Pieping
Peiping
U. S
Asia
Vatican ban limits Rotary membership to Rotary only
A Rome correspondent for a Catholic press service said the Vatican ban on priests joining Rotary clubs applies to Rotary itself and not to similar organizations. The report clarifies scope amid church rules on outside affiliations.
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Washington
Catholic Church Publications
Rome
Vatican
Rotary Clubs
Rotary
Mother and three children dead in gas car tragedy
In Sherman Oaks California Alteiaht Albright 28 and her three children Carolina Sue 2 James W 3 and Steven 10 weeks died in a closed car garage after a gas exhaust. Grandfather Alan Anderson rescued the infant Steven but he died later in hospital. Husband Edward Albright said she had a nervous breakdown recent weeks resembling a December case in which a widow and her four children perished in a similar wagon death.
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Liu
Carolina Sue
James W
Steven
Sherman Oaks
Edward Albright
Margaret F. Rowney
Baltimore, Md
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