Eisenhower Defies Demands with No Sacrifice Policy
President Eisenhower at a Boston Garden dinner calls for no labor tax or service as a defense imperative, signaling resolve against a Soviet hydrogen bomb threat. He lists administration gains since January and asserts bipartisanship, Korea, and social security expansions while hinting at tax policy reconsiderations.
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Boston
Eisenhower
America
Russia
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Soviet Union
New England
Boston Garden
E. N. Fallon
Algonquin Club
Adlai E. Stevenson
Truman
Republican Party
Chicago
Washington
Stevenson
Korea
Pakistan
Norea
Geraus
Minor Drop In Business Is Foreseen
At the American Bankers Association convention in Washington the mood darkened as Albert M. Cole warned of a possible housing slump and the need to sustain private mortgage credit. Casimir A. Sienkiewicz forecast a small annual drop, and rising FHA application declines signaled further housing weakness. Cole urged bankers to avoid direct government action by maintaining credit flow while warning of potential government measures if production falters. The convention continues with Eisenhower and Humphrey addressing future policy.
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Washington
American Bankers Assn
Albert M. Cole
Casimir A. Sienkiewicz
Philadelphia
ABA
Federal Reserve Board
Cole
Federal Housing Administration
Housers
FHA
Eisenhower
Constitution Hall
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Wait And See Attitude On Reports About Beria
Washington reports Sen McCarthy took a wait and see stance on claims that Lavrenty Beria has escaped Russia and seeks asylum in the United States. Officials privately doubt the tale but consider him a potential prize if captured and able to reveal Russia secrets. McCarthy says he is not convinced the man is Beria, but not ruling out the possibility.
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Washington
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Lavrenty P. Beria
Russia
United States
Senate
Beria
Rudolf Hess
Germany
Iceland
McCarthy
Senate Investigations
Bera
Azvent
Churchill vacationing at Cap d Antibes in France
Prime Minister Churchill vacationing at the French Riviera resort cap d antibes refused to permit news photographers to take his picture as he relaxed. Members of Lord Beaverbrook’s household, staying with him, reported Churchill had worked late into the night on correspondence.
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Churchill
Cap
France
French Riviera
Lord Beaverbrook
Prison allows limited inmate visits with new kissing policy
Michigan City Indiana State Prison inmates may again kiss their wives or sweethearts who visit. Guards are instructed to watch embraces closely to prevent escape tools. The kissing policy had been discontinued several years ago for undisclosed reasons.
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Michigan City
Indiana State
Erase the stain of racial discrimination
The article discusses eliminating racial bias in civic life. It notes efforts by officials and community groups to address prejudice, promote equal rights, and enforce anti discrimination policies in institutions. Strong entities include local government offices and civil rights organizations.
Six Months For Beating Wife In White Neighborhood Court
White neighbors testified as state witnesses in a brutal wife beating case before Magistrate Edward J. Smith on Monday night. Jerry Hawkins, colored, 412 Middle Alley, was sentenced to six months in the House of Correction for assault and battery on his wife. In the same night, two motorists were convicted of drunken driving. Hawkins reportedly fought after his wife swore separation papers amid his intoxicated outburst. Police said a paring knife was in his pocket but not used.
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Edward J. Smith
Jerry A. Hawkins
Middle Alley
House of Correction
Hawkins
Lawrence Green
Paul Iland
William R. Diggs
Mt. Ephraim
Kanode
Bare
Staley
West All Saints Street
Jesse Clay
Route 1
Wit
Airy
Raymond Haugh
Second
Bentz Streets
Haugh
Mu. Airy
Clay
Charles Daniels
Clarksburg
W. Va
U. S. Rowie 15 South
New Jersey
Edward F. Riess
Beverly
Giso
Harry Quinn
Riess
East Patrick Street
Broan
West South Street
Terrence J. McLane
Brunswick
King
Kanode Albert
Fred
Salvation Army Week Plans At Local Advisory Meeting
At the Friday meeting of the Salvation Army Advisory Board held in the Francis Scott Key Hotel Vice-Chairman Richard Zimmerman presided in the absence of Chairman John Morgan Plans were laid for participation in National Salvation Army Week November 29 December 5 An exhibit was arranged for the Frederick Fair Mrs Mary Condon Hodgson reported Chest progress and the board commended the Chest budget committee for its work The building fund steering committee emphasized expanding space needs Senator Jacob Ramsburg discussed options for space Mrs Mabel Perry described fall and winter youth activities and plans for Kiwanis Club Kids Day parade next Saturday Captain Ellis highlighted summer program results including lodging meals and social services for transient individuals and the League of Mercy provided community services including hospital and home aid Four million kids Middletown Ohio note mentions triplets at Washington Grade School.
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The
Salvation Army
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Ruchard Zimmerman
John Morgan
National Salvation Army
Frederick Fair
Community Chest Board
Mary Condon Hodgson
Dan Weinberg
F. W. Weitzel
Aminers
Salvation Army Io
Building Fund
Jacob Ramsburg
Mig
Mabel
Perry
Svorker
Kiwanis Club
Sunbeam
S. A
Ellis
South
Adut
Vacanion Bible School
Elm Street
SIS
Othe
Rabie Clase
League of Mercy
Odd Fellows Home
Vientevue
Emerrencs Bospial
Republicans Rally In Chicago Denounce Democrats At Open
Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield assailed Democrats as Communist coddlers and praised Eisenhower as destiny's leader. GOP rhetoric framed the 1954 elections as a clash of promises kept versus charges of broken pledges, while stressing party unity and campaign organization at a two day rally in the Conrad Hilton.
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Chicago
Arthur E. Summerfield
Eisenhower
Washington
GOP
Win
Congress
Sen
Homer Ferguson
Michigan
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Summerfield
America
Andwestern
Midwestern
Mountain Territory
Conrad Hilton
Korea
Adlai E. Stevenson
Mgal
Europe
Washington Baltimore Train Fares Reduced
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announced fare cuts for travel between Baltimore and Washington starting Sept. 28 with new streamlined coaches and diesel power. Daily trains rise to 25 each way, feature stainless steel cars, and the round trip fare drops by $1.10 valid on weekday departures after 10 am and all weekend trains.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Here
Washington
Howard E. Simpson
31 450 More Children Enrolled In Schools
In Baltimore Maryland 31 450 more children are enrolled in public schools than last June per state superintendent Dr. Thomas G. Pullen Jr. Figures released at a meeting of school authorities and insurance representatives show Baltimore City with the largest increase of 7 000 and Montgomery County with 5 000 more students. Other county gains include Prince Georges 4 000 and Baltimore County 4 800 with additional rises across Allegany Anne Arundel Calvert Caroline Carroll and others. The session addressed school insurance in the absence of a uniform system. The superintendent urged voluntary acceptance of policies while Wendell D. Allen cautioned against by law mandates and suggested local boards retain control over coverage limits and types.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Thomas G. Pullen
Baltimore City
Montgomery County
Prince Georges
Baltimore County
Allegany
Anne Arundel
Calvert
Wendell D. Allen
Allen
Supercharged Engines For Some 1954 Autos
Detroit reports automakers plan supercharged engines for select 1954 models raising power toward 300 horsepower. A rival maker tests a stock V-8 at 235 horsepower, aiming for the era’s most powerful regular engine. Topics include power versus safety, power braking advances by Bendix, and industry stance against a horsepower race. Also notes a bleak sugar market outlook from the National Federation of Sugarcane Planters amid overproduction and a Philippine industry impact.
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Detroit
Bendix
National Federation of Sugarcane Planners
Jose Mirasol
Federation
Mirasol
International Society of Sugar Technologists
British West Indies
Three Frederick County Car Crash Damage Suits Filed
Three damage suits totaling 341,000 were filed in Circuit Court over automobile crashes in Frederick County. George Fear sues Diamond Cab Co. and Raymond Naill for 30,000 for injuries and 9,000 for his insured car after a Dec 2 1952 Route 40 collision near New Market. Helen Martin Myers and Mary Eyler seek 10,000 for injuries and car damage from a June 15 1952 Route 15 crash with Adolph Wasilitsky, plus 9,25? insured car damages. Louise Cooper and Celia Cooper sue Adolph Wasilitsky for 1,000 for a parked Route 15 Emmitsburg collision. all cases list respective insurers and attorneys.
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Frederick County
George Fear
Severna Park
New Hampshire Fire Insurance Company
Marion Sylvester Ridgely
Frederick
Diamond Cab Co
Raymond Naill
Mt. Airy
Fear
Paul J. Reed
New Market
Naill
Helen L. Martin Myers
Mary F. Eyler
Jefferson Street
Glen Falls Insurance Co
Earl C. Ropp
Route 1
Middletown
Helen L. Martn Myers
Charles McKeldon
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co
Adolph M. Wasilifsky
Emmitsburg
Route 15
Wasilitsky
William M. Storm
Robert E. Clapp
Unable To Trace Fates Of Prisoners Names Behind War Losses
United Nations report says it cannot trace the fates of thousands of World War II prisoners. The U N Prisoner of War Commission cites lack of Soviet cooperation as the main obstacle. Moscow claimed vessels held 13,546 German and 1,496 Japanese prisoners and says they were convicted or under treatment.
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United Nations
U. N
Soviet Union
Russia
China
U.S.S.R
Moscow
Balloons Sent Across Iron Curtain by German Pastor
Pastor Ernst Schmidt of Nuernberg led 20 volunteers who released 5,000 balloons carrying religious tracts and Bible excerpts toward Communist East Germany. The balloons crossed the Czech border driven by winds, marking a second Evangelical Lutheran Church funded action aimed at the East.
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Germany
Ernst Schmidt
Nuernberg
Iron Curtain
Czech
East
Evangelical Lutheran
United States
Meany Attacks Ike as AFL Opens Convention
AFL President George Meany charged that under the Eisenhower era human values have been submerged to the greedy few while opening the AFL convention in St. Louis. He urged stronger labor political activity, unity with CIO, and an end to bickering among unions, targeting government policies and racketeering in the labor movement. Durkin, ex Labor Secretary, sat among delegates as Meany criticized NAM praise notes sent from the White House.
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ST. Louis
AFL
George Meany
Eisenhower
Meany
Marttin Durkin
AFL Plumbers
Labor
Durkin
National Association of Manufacturers
White House
Pearly
Washington
Walter
Williams
NAM
Congress
America
American Federation of Labor
Charles E. Wilson
General Motors Corp
General Motors
Nixon
CIO
Aliens Sent Into U S From Canada
Montreal reports a 200 mile border zone south of Montreal nicknamed the funnel used by immigrant smugglers to move aliens into the United States. U S border Patrol chief inspector Chester A Weish notes smugglers initiate cross border movements and many aliens arrive in Canada from central Europe crossing legally in this area.
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Montreal
Montreal Star
Canada- United States
U. S
Chester A Weish
U.S
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Evangelical Lutheran Church OF the Good Shepherd
Shouwn
Brodbeck Tall. Hood College
Chers
Union Bridge Electric Manufacturing Company
Union Bridge
Potomac Edison Company
Potomac Edison System
Erick
William E. Miss
Patrick Street
Sherlan A. Lakovich
Cleveland
Ohio
Wilson
Washington Grade School
Robert Wathen
Teddy
Terry
Timmy
Henry Milton Jr
Timms
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Canada
George A. Hamid
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