How To Keep Our Liberty No 3 Socialism Follows Government Pry
Raymond Moley argues socialism will not be accepted soon but warns government intervention is eroding liberty. He cites welfare expansion from 1930 to 1950, costs of federal programs, and politics of welfare. He cautions against health insurance and the federal-state revenue dynamic shaping power over states.
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School Repair Plan Worth Sixty Thousand Approved by Board
Portsmouth City School Board approved a building rehabilitation program costing about 60 000 and the employment of eight new teachers for the 1952 53 year. The plan may drop distributive education for PHS seniors due to cost. Federal support was withdrawn, leaving local funding to cover most expenses. Graduation lists include 199 PHS and 60 East High diplomas. Basketball coach George Heller received a two year contract at 1300 per year. Supervisors and special teachers received a 100 raise. Several administrator and teacher salaries were outlined, with others under contract.
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O. M. Gwynn
Richard Sutherland
Margaret McBrace
Clase
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Alberta Wittenburs
Siools
Berlin Blockade Eases Slightly Amid Radio Berlin Siege
Berlin reports show part of the Soviet blockade on the Allied lifeline relaxed as a US military jeep moved eastward on the autobahn after a ban. British jeeps were turned back while patrols still assist any stranded Allied vehicles. Communist defenders of Radio Berlin intensified their defiant stance in the British sector.
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Portsmouth half-holiday plan begins Thursday
A large portion of Portsmouth shops will close at noon on Thursday starting tomorrow, continuing each Thursday through August as part of the summer half-holiday program. Many other businesses, law offices, and insurance agencies will join the plan.
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Primary Votes Could Tip South Dakota Ballot Outcome
Congressional leaders urged quick approval of a foreign aid bill totaling about 6.45 billion dollars, a compromise trimmed from Truman's request. Senate and House conferees settled differences on the measure, setting hearings and aiming for Senate action first. Floods devastate Assam as earth tremors and heavy rain disrupt the tea-growing region.
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Taft Clings To Slender Lead In South Dakota Primary
In South Dakota Taft clung to a slim lead over Eisenhower as 1,789 of 1,947 precincts reported results for 14 nominating delegates. Taft 62,698 Eisenhower 62,050 with about 15,000 votes left. Possible recount discussed as result neared final tabulation in a tight GOP primary fought country by farm areas and cities. Kefauver won Democratic delegates. Page 4.
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Reservations Pile Up For New Boy Scout Camp Season
Advance reservations for the $350,000 CAMP UFO camp plant near Roost velt Game Preserve show 90 percent of 90 troops and explorer posts having booked weeks and buildings. About 1,069 scouts are expected for one week each, with many staying a second week, a 30 percent increase from last year’s record. Scout Executive Harry W. Wagner notes the camp can handle the enrollment, and staff training week starts next Sunday with 35 senior and junior staff on hand under Wagner as director, while Field Executive Mark E. Lutman will serve as area leader.
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Eisenhower Returns to Boyhood Home For Political Push
Dwight D. Eisenhower revisits his Abilene boyhood field and plunges into the final phase of his bid for the Republican nomination. Thousands gather beside the railroad tracks as backers stage an official home welcome highlighting his move from NATO to presidential politics.
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Three Die In Sciote Trail Crash Indictment
Donald Arechey, 18, of Greenup, was indicted by the May grand jury on three counts of second degree manslaughter after a Sunday night crash on Sciote Trail north of the y. He was jailed from Mersey Hospital where he had been treated for injuries. Prosecutor Harsha cited excessive speed and police said Arechey, driving north in rain, lost control while passing another car. His car collided with a southbound vehicle driven by O B Lewis. Lewis and passengers Wanda and Verna Arrowood of Columbus were killed and seven others injured.
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White House Calls Steel Talks to End Strike
The White House summoned CIO Steelworkers Union leaders and top steel industry executives to a Thursday meeting in the old State Department building to seek a settlement after the Monday steel mill strike ended post Supreme Court action. Steelman named six industry heads and Murray, with union and management positions still at odds over a 26 cent wage package and a union shop, while prices and costs loom as obstacles. Cardinal Spellman leads a 600 plus Catholic pilgrimage arriving in Naples onboard the Constitution.
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Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
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Republic Steel Corp
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Bethlehem Steel Corp
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Inland Steel Co
Irving Parlmeter
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New York
Steel Strike To Lay Off 154 N and W Shopmen
Nation wide steel strike triggers furloughs at Norfolk Western Railway. About 154 shop workers in Portsmouth and Roanoke face layoffs at week’s end amid steel delivery restrictions. Railroads cite limited backlog as they pause freight car building and major repairs. May 31 order backlog tallies show hundreds of cars planned long term across multiple car types.
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Steel strike idle workers near seven hundred thousand
Pittsburgh reports the nationwide steel strike idling about 725,000 workers, with 650,000 CIO United Steelworkers and 26,000 coal miners plus 35,000 railroaders idle or on layoff. River towboat crews and allied workers raise total to about 73,000. defense steel output down about 90 percent as six top producers meet in New York to urge Steelworker Chief Philip Murray to resume talks.
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Truce negotiators exchange notes over prisoners of war
United Nations and Communist truce negotiators exchanged notes on prisoners of war in Panmunjom. North Korea protested what it called barbarous treatment of captured Reds on Koje island, while Maj. Gen. Harrison pressed for nearly 3,000 UN soldiers not listed by the Reds to be accounted for.
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Three High Schools Set Tonight Commencement Events
Portsmouth East plans an 8 p.m. commencement at Allard Park for 60 graduates while Holy Redeemer and St. Mary joint exercises begin at 8:15 p.m. in Portsmouth High auditorium. East High lists Marilyn Baer and Wallace Evans among top scholars, with rain contingency to Harding School gym.
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Gallia St
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Maybank Labor Rules Bill Stirs Senate Debate
In Washington the Senate opened debate on a Maybank amendment to extend economic controls. It would forbid strikes in certain countries for 120 days, set up a board to study labor terms, and empower the President to seize a plant if terms are not met without changing workers' wages. Taft criticized it as tougher than Taft Hartley in places, while Capehart urged quick committee review. The bill aims to resolve the CIO Steelworkers dispute tied to earlier seizes and a Supreme Court ruling.
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Ana Pauker in Red Purge Rumors Amid Romanian Crisis
Vienna reports suggest Ana Pauker longtime hardline figure and two other ex-ministers face a purge in Romania. The 58 year old, daughter of a rabbi, was expelled from the Romanian Communist party politburo last week while she remains foreign minister for now.
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Inside The Times leamies Radio to Deaths
A fragment from The Times page mentions radio and deaths with stray references to sports markets and dates. The readable bits are sparse and lack clear entities or events to summarize into a full, coherent item.
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