Business Leaders Optimistic Yet Cautious On Economy 1952
An Associated Press survey shows broad optimism among industrialists despite slumps in textiles footwear autos and coal. Government data cite GNP above 338 billion annual rate, rising personal income and lower unemployment, with defense spending boosting prospects. Key concerns include high taxes rising costs and potential strikes that could derail gains.
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West
Deep South
Defense
A. P
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
Screen Star Horizontal Clues Pack Puzzle Items
A compact list of crossword like clues across a horizontal screen entry. Entries include Cry Italian coins essential being noxious snares decanal in confidence laminated rocks cry branches burden units of reluctance station ab and Royal Geographic Society ab.
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Royal Geographic Society
Crossword Puzzle Answers
Short list of solution words for a newspaper puzzle with clues across and down. Includes terms like Screen star and Interstices, abduction of Helen of Troy theme, and nautical and generic nouns across multiple entries.
Eagles Spread Wings To Fight Communism
Cecil W. Dane named freedom director of Middle town Aerie 528 with Leroy Fox announcing a grassroots anti communist program. Eagles nationwide join in the effort under the banner Help Freedom Ring Round the World with local action as the core strategy.
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Cecil W. Dane
Middletown Aerie
Leroy Fox
Dane
Eagle
Fox
Eagles
U.S
Canada
Court Ruling Clears Way for Remington New Trial
The Supreme Court denied Remington's request for acquittal or dismissal, allowing a new trial on charges he lied about Communist ties. Remington, a former Commerce Department official, had been convicted of perjury in New York for falsely stating no party membership.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William W. Remington
Remington
Commerce Department
New York
Communist Party
U.S Circuit
Medical Supplies Stockpiled For Air Raid Emergencies
Ohio communities prepare medical stockpiles for civil defense. State Health Director Dr. John D. Porterfield cites about ten million dollars secured from state local and federal funds. Supplies will be stored regionally with local depots and transfers if needs rise. Cities and counties including Dayton Montgomery Steubenville Licking Bellfontaine Logan Greenville Huron Putnam contribute funds.
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Columbus
Ohio
John D. Porterfield
Dayton
Montgomery County
Steubenville
Licking County
Bellefontaine
Logan County
Greenville
Huron County
Putnam
Russian General Dies In Moscow Report
Soviet artillery commander Lt. Gen. Boris I. Sheremetrov, aged 56, died in Moscow. He was a leading general in the Soviet artillery command during the war era.
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Moscow
Boris I. Sheremetrov
Local Ohio Counties Listed in Reader Notice
A读ers notice cites multiple Ohio counties including Muskingum Piqua Logan Tiffin Troy Toronto Highland Union Darke Lima Allen Bremen New Bremen. The item appears as a regional enumeration for a formal public notice or notice grouping across counties.
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Muskingum County
Tiffin
Troy
Toronto
Highland County
Union County
Darke County
Lima
Allen County
Bremen
New Bremen
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