Editorial on fair work terms and prison reform
The piece argues the nation must preserve productive work for all while avoiding scapegoats. It calls for fair treatment of workers, fair business leadership, and responsible government action. It endorses rehabilitation over punishment, citing Alderson and Peace Springs as models with lower recidivism.
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United States
Federal Institution
Alderson
State Institution
Peace Springs
Punish or Reform Riots Reported by Penologist Panel
A New York Times outline recalls Dr. J. P. Shalloo of the University of Pennsylvania speaking in March to the Middle Atlantic States Conference on Correction. He described the penal system as a prepositional arena in need of reform rather than mere punishment.
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Shallon
New Jersey
Michigan
West Virginia
New York Times
Middle Atlantic States
Wise Move to Ease Installment Controls
The Federal Reserve Board suspends controls on installment buying, a move likened to post Korean War policy. With inventories rising in appliances and other goods, leniency is seen as spurring sales for merchants while inflation risk remains. If inflation surges, controls may be reimposed. The policy is praised as a potent emergency tool in the fight against inflation.
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Federal Reserve Board
Bug Dust and West Virginia in the Atlantic cavalcade
The piece blends travel sketches from Bug Dust on a relaxed drive past Skelton to Bradley, noting traffic and state police, with later notes that West Virginia University will represent the state at the Atlantic cavalcade next September. It also contrasts shoe usage worldwide, praising Americans as well shod.
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Mt. Hope
Skelton
Kerean
Bradley
Hkiece
West Virginia University
West Virginia
Atlantie Cavalcade
Nancy
Rohrbough
William Averell Harriman Story Card Portrait
William Averell Harriman born November 15 1891 near St Patrick's Cathedral New York son of Edward Harriman heir to vast fortune Republican turned Democrat in 1928 later director of Mutual Security former ambassador to Russia and to Great Britain. eight goal pols player college crew at Yale chaired Union Pacific 1932 48 Illinois Central 1931 42 now Wall Street partner at Brown Brothers Harriman homes in New York state Orange County Paris Washington noted for being shy and stylish with no elective office held or sought.
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William Averell Harriman
St. Patrick's Cathedral
New York
Edward Jf. Harriman
Guitenk
Mutual Security
Russia
Great Britain
Marie Norton Whitley
Grotey
Yale
Union Pacific Railroad
Ilinois Central Railroad
Wall Street
Brown Brothers, Harriman and Company
New York State
Harriman
Orange Emuty
Paris
Perle Mesta
Washington
Hunting Season Shifts Through Central Park Bird Watchers
In Central Park, bird watchers swarm among the trees during migration season armed with binoculars and guides. The tally includes Cape May Warblers and dozens of species, with observers hoping for May 10 waves and aiming for notable sightings amid the park’s vast 6 to 8 acre sanctuary.
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Joe Wing
Hal Boyle
New York
Central Park
American Museum of Natural
Cape May
Gulinule
Brick
J.T. Nichols
The
American Museum
Geoffrey Uthor
Birds of den
Prayer for the Christian family in national heritage
A dated church prayer pleads Father of all men to sustain family life at home and preserve national heritage. It asks to strengthen homes weakened by indifference and to maintain the influence and love of the Christian family until all men call thee Father.
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Hoover Ruppert
Jac
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Last Week in Business Installment Buying
Last week showed restrained buying with cautious consumer sentiment and mixed reactions to credit controls. President Truman held off on invoking Taft-Hartley powers while steel production faced disruptions, inventories shifted, and overseas output affected markets. Industry leaders warned of a slow first quarter as restrictions lingered and the economy adjusts.
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Richard Fiske
York LA
Fed
Rovers
Urer
Charles E. Wik Tao
Hessen
Generaline von
Truman
Sis
Scrio
Chances are That Ugly Costly Dreary Korean War Will Drag On
Joseph and Stewart Alsop argue the Korean Armistice talks will fail to settle, as both sides cling to face saving. They note prisoner repatriation chaos, rising military pressures, and the likelihood the war drags on until a new U.S. president. The piece warns of possible broad escalation if talks break down and urges caution amid fragile diplomacy.
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Washington
Peking
Kremlin
Pan
Tamtom
Korea
Button Mania Signals Historic Presidential Campaign
Chicago reports indicate the 1950s style campaign surge as buttons flood the market. Eisenhower Taft Kefauver MacArthur Warren Stassen and Stevenson Russell links drive orders. two firms push I Like Ike with Taft similar momentum. black orange Taft variants draw attention. costs run around 5 cents per button for 25 000 units. production scales to hundreds of millions with lapses after election.
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John F
Taft
Eisenhower
United States
MacArthur
Warren
Stassen
Truman
Russell
Stevenson
Sui
America
St.Ad
Ealit
Election currents and local retirements drift through city notes
Hope era mayor faces rare opposition as election nears. Mediteranean naval actions report destroyers sunk by German bombs amid heavy fighting in the Kan ca region. Raleigh sheriff primary pits Lewis against Agnes Suphin, while Garret and F C Townsend win governor nominations. George Hamed of Sophia Fair announces retirement from business.
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Pat H
Mediterranean
Goeme
Sherif
Raleigh
M Lewis
Agnes Suphin
Garret, Ofhies & Ins
Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers Fragment
Fragmentary crossword puzzle listing across and down clues with garbled terms and misread names. Entries include references to a Russian ruler, a firearm, colors, and various jumbled phrases, followed by scattered solved bits like Anger-Pinch and Devoured and a partial list of clues and responses.
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