President hints price controls as cost dips seen
President Truman weighs anti inflation moves while prices fall slightly as Ford raises wages. Analysts debate how Congress and the White House can curb living costs without stalling wage and farm price supports. A modest October dip fuels planning for a formal program in January.
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Mutual Aid Treaty Moves Toward Western Alliance
The proposed 17 point mutual assistance pact among the United States Canada Britain France and Benelux aims to bind members to armed support in case of aggression and to admit others later. It outlines immediate military and political boards and a long duration possibly fifty years while omitting any Soviet Union reference. The piece notes Western democracies building a regional defense against communism and references Soviet peace propaganda as a further tactic.
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Atlantis Debunked Says No Continent Evidence Found
Dr Mau rice Ewing of Columbia University says he mapped and sounded the ocean floor since 1935 and found no evidence of Atlantis or any fabled continent. He notes Acala nius was thought to have sunk in a prehistoric event.
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Columbia University
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Tax Cut Hopes Dim as Aid for Defense Rises
Sen Walter F. George of Georgia says an income tax cut in January is unlikely. He chairs the Senate finance panel and argues that higher aid to Europe and increased national defense spending would offset any tax relief. He estimates ERP would gain admin funds of one to two billion dollars.
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King George VI Suffers From Hidden Armillaries?
Great Britain's royal family faces a health scare as King George VI is believed to suffer from thromboangiitis obliterans. Doctors advise limiting walking and standing duties. the king conducts state business from Buckingham Palace while plans for a Australia trip are canceled.
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Columbia Professor Named Head of Associated Universities
Atomic researcher Dr Krank D Packenthal, recently acting president of Columbia University, named head of Associated Universities Inc which runs Brookhaven National Laboratory at Upton New York. The lab, funded by the U S government, provides facilities essential to nuclear research not available at universities.
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Columbia University
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Red Cross proposes atomic safety zones in war rules
The International Red Cross drafts a plan for civilian safety zones behind front lines in future atomic wars. Zones would shelter wounded, children, expectant mothers, and the aged under protection, with others managing the areas. Proposals urge moral adherence ahead of a March diplomatic conference.
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No Future to Presidency Pension Plan Is Proposed
Washington discusses a proposal to pension former presidents to aid post office of leadership. The plan cites past presidents Hoover Roosevelt and Taft as examples of service beyond office and notes debates over pension levels and privileges like Senate floor access.
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General Knowledge Quiz Answers
Pinkish violet heliotrope. Jupiter is largest planet. a dollar bill circulates about nine months. U S casualties in World War II total near 450,000. divorce not obtainable for any cause in South Carolina. two presidential candidates have failed to win a majority after largest popular vote, Samuel J Tilden and Grover Cleveland. match flame is about 2300 degrees Fahrenheit.
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South Carolina
Samuel J. Tilden
Grover Cleveland
Crochet Sugar and Creamer Potholders DIY Idea
A reader describes crochet potholders in white cotton with bold blue trim. The note promotes a clever kitchen craft idea suitable for a shower gift or home project.
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