Editorials and Comment on Inflation and Controls in 1952
The piece argues for a cautious path from wartime controls, favoring a 1952 expiration for authority with a 90 day wage and price freeze option to counter sudden inflation. It notes de control moves, anti inflation tools, and urges an arsenal of policies rather than trigger happy measures. It highlights Otis Arbuckle's odd dog estate and ends praising student summer employment amid labor shortages.
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Senate
Committee For Economic Development
Paul Hoffman
Eisenhower
Controls Authority
Congress
CED
Otis Arbuckle
Paris
Ill
Arbuckle
Democratic National Committee
SPCA
Sugar price uptick on New York wholesale market
Sugar merchants say price rises are slight and there is no sugar shortage like the recent potato scare. Ample supply exists in producing countries, but officials' shipping limits have created friction. With time, bureaucratic red tape may restore balance to the market.
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New York
California Democrat McHenry faces Holt in 22nd District race
In California’s 22nd District, Professor Dean M. McHenry won the Democratic primary amid left wing associations and faces Republican Joseph Holt, a Korea veteran who edged Jack Tenney for the GOP nomination. The district includes Hollywood and parts of the San Fernando Valley with farmers and aircraft plant workers.
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22Nd
California
Dean M. McHenry
Joseph Holt
Richard Nixon
Holt
Jack Tenney
Hollywood
San Fernando Valley
McHenry
The
University of California
People’s Educational Center
Communist Labor School of
San Francisco
Bruce Minton
Minton
Earl Browder
U.S. Reds
California Un-American Activities Committee
Meyer Frieden
PEC
Frieden
Young Communist League
Leo Bigelman
Bigelman
Los Angeles Communist Workers School
Jules Carson
Carson
Tom Mooney
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Eleanor Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Quiet Times for Children and Parental Rest
A traditional guidance piece urges mothers and teachers to schedule daily quiet times for children after activity. It recommends quiet activities such as reading, drawing, or listening to stories, plus naps or relaxing music, to restore body and mind and give parents a rest. It notes the value of training children to enjoy quiet periods and suggests books like Dr Patri’s leaflet P-8 for book recommendations.
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Patri
P. O
Station 6
New York 19
N. Y
We Should Mind Ourselves Not Celebrities Says Citizen
In a call to focus on everyday life, the writer argues Americans fret over stars while real issues like Korea, government corruption, and wages loom. He laments celebrity worship and urges self reflection with references to Kerr, Stengel, Rita Hayworth, and Margaret Truman.
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Pople
Kerr
New York Yankees
New York Giants
Maglie
Stengel
Rizzuto
Dickey
Rita Hayworth
Aly Khan
Rita
Margaret Truman
Ingrid Bergman Glimpsed in Court and Hollywood Backlash
Jimmie Fidler notes Ingrid Bergman faces scrutiny in a court over Pia Rossellini visit while defending self serving actions and contrasts with David O. Selznick testimony. He critiques Miss Universe publicity stunts and Zanuck foreign market focus. Lila Leeds headlines on marriage and public life. Revival of square dancing grows in Albuquerque with new Western style amid base activity.
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Hollywood
Peter Lindstrom
Roberto Rossellini
Ingrid Bergman
Signora Rossellini
Pia
Ingrid
Italy
Love
David O. Selznick
Selznick
Lila Leeds
Irvin
Lila
Dean Simmons
England
Albuquerque
Minnesota
Bronx
Sandia Atomic Weapons Base
Kirtland Air Force Base
East
Jane Ends in Washington A MacArthur Philanthropic Life
Mrs. Arthur MacArthur sister in law to General Douglas MacArthur volunteers at the Soldiers Sailors Marines and Airmen's Club in downtown Washington. She has maintained a life membership since 1917 and helps serve 150 to 200 enlisted men Sundays. She also serves as a Grey Lady at Bethesda Naval Hospital and sits on the House of Mercy board.
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Washington
Arthur MacArthur
Armed Forces
Jangoes
Army Navy Guild Organization
MacArthur
Army
Navy
Marine
Air Force
Origins of the House of Burgesses and early colonial Q&A
A set of historical questions and answers covers topics from the first colonial assembly at Jamestown in 1619 to the design of U S currency in 1927. It explains why spiders' silk suits precision instruments and clarifies Rhode Island’s geographic status. It also notes the Wailing Wall’s significance and the origin of the crazy quilt term.
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America
House of Burgesses
Jamestown
Jerusalem
Temple Mount
Irene Reid Honored With Irene Days in Monroe
The June 16 and 17 Irene Reid Days celebrate a Monroe Louisiana newsroom pioneering woman. Irene Reid rose from selling papers to ad executive leading an all female staff since 1940. Local clubs and papers recount her life from soap-box papers to newsroom mastery. Wilson Ewing, publisher of the News-Star and Morning World, drives the tributes.
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Fourth Estate
New York City
Irene Reid
Monroe
Chamber of Commerce of
West Monroe
Daily News-Star
Daily News-Star— World
Reid
News-Star
Morning World
Irene Days
Wilson Ewing
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
North Second Street
George W. Lofton
Robert ©. Butz
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Tee Branham
National
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Dallas
Detroit
St. Louis
Kansas City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
N C
Memphis
Ieee
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al Istiklal
Angelo
Texas
Saris
By Hershberger
Mopsy
Gladys Parker
By M’lemore
United States
Korea
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Jimmie Fidler
Webster
Darryl Zanuck
20Th Century- Fox
Jane
Mount
Everest
Rhode Island
Island
Narragansett Bay
Irene
Monroe News-Star
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