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Sydney Harbor Bridge as Australian national symbol
The passage notes the big Sydney Harbor bridge as an Australian national symbol, likening it to the Eiffel Tower or the Statue of Liberty. It mentions a stage yesterday morning and lists various city temperature readings and changes across multiple locations.
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Sydney Harbor Bridge
White Supremacy Hit At K. C. Meet
Baton Rouge delegates hear Rev. Louis J. Twomey of Loyola University of the South accuse white supremacy of driving world tensions in the Far East. He blames both communism and rebellion by Chinese and Koreans, criticizes American materialism, and urges renewal of faith and the Declaration of Independence as a guiding ethic. A living rosary ceremony concludes the Knights of Columbus event.
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Knights of Columbus
Louis J. Twomey
Loyola University of the South
Far East
America
Industrial Relations Institute
New Orleans
Knights of Co
War setup to be different in new emergency plan
Washington December 11 Special The capital readies for a new emergency framework modeled after lessons from 1940 46 with a top planning body the National Security Resources Board and a proliferation of agencies. Key figures include W Stuart Symington as director of the board and Brig Gen William Henry Harrison heading the National Production Authority, with Michael Die Salle as price stabilization chief and Dr Alan Valentine guiding economic planning.
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Organization For Emergency
National Security Resources Board
White House
James F. Byrnes
Fred M. Vinson
South Carolina
United States Supreme Court
W. Stuart Symington
National Security Board
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Symington
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William Henry Harrison
International Telegraph and Telephone Co
War Production Board
Harrison
William S. Knudsen
Michael Die Salle
Toledo
Prentiss Brown
Leon Henderson
Chester Bowles
Paul Porter
Price Administration
Truman
Congress
di Salle
Economic Stabilization Administration
Alan Valentine
University of Rochester
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Wage — Stablization Board
Cyrus Ching
Office of Defense Manpower
Anna Rosenberg
Defense Transport Administration
James K. Knudsen
Record investment to reach new first quarter high
United States government sources report that American business will invest 4.8 billion dollars in new factories machinery and equipment in the first three months of 1951. The Commerce Department and the SEC project a yearly capital outlay at a record high, aided by rising costs yet indicating substantial physical expansion nationwide. The announcement situates the surge within broader postwar growth trends.
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Commerce Department
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Aetna Finance offers $100 cash under new Shopping Money Plan
Employed people may obtain $100 cash quickly for holiday shopping, with larger amounts available for bills or debt consolidation. Repayment can extend up to 20 months in many cases. Visit the Aetna office at 204 N. Second Street to apply.
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Aetna
N. Second Street
Auto title papers must be notarized in Louisiana
Baton Rouge December 11 State Revenue Collector W A Cooper warned that requests for the new auto title certificates must be notarized. The department is prepared to handle a flood of applications beginning Friday the first day for 1951 license plates. The 1950 act requires a one dollar title fee to deter stolen vehicles. Notarization is mandatory for all applications both in person and by mail, with mail submissions often returned unprocessed.
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State Revenue
W. A Cooper
Louisiana
Cooper
Electric irons from top brands with time-saving features
Universal, General Electric, Sunbeam, Westinghouse and Proctor offer electric irons with convenient time-saving features. Also available are electric steam irons priced from 7.95 to 19.95.
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Universal
General Electric
Sunbeam
Westinghouse
Proctor
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