U S Output Forecast to Reach 360 Billion in 1952
The Commerce Department projects the United States will produce goods and services at an annual rate of 360 billion dollars next year, up from 338 billion this year and 308 billion the year before. They expect farm production to rise at least four percent, with 62.8 million employed and unemployment steady around 3.5 million. Keyserling urged purposeful planning to double the rate of production growth within three years, calling for government and business cooperation.
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Washington
Cultures‘Department
The
United States
Inova
Jarsand
Department
Leon H. Keyserling
Truman
National Planning Association
Keyserling
Bus Crash Kills 23 Cadets in Chatham England
A double decker bus rammed a Royal Marine cadet squad, killing 23 boys aged 10 to 30 as they marched in formation. Nineteen others were hospitalized and ten treated for shock. The accident stunned spectators in the evening rush hour. The Department of Agriculture outlined next year’s farm and price projections as officials investigated the scene.
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Chatham
Eng
Department of Cadets
Agriculture
Jers
Dillion
John George II
Jeff Samson
Jer
Sam
Royal Marine Corps
Chatham and District Traction
Samson
Partment
Mosti
Slot machine raid probe narrows on Ogdensburg case details
The grand jury in St. Lawrence County examined a slot machine raid at the American Legion home in Ogdensburg dating to 1947. Police Patrolman Wallace Hunter led the raid and testified again as other officers and Legion officials linked to the incident are questioned. Witnesses believed to have knowledge of the event are to be sworn today as investigations continue. The machines were seized and later kept at a Jersey Street garage by former Police Chief H S Myers pending court action.
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Gansun—Feazure
American Legion
Ogdensburg
St. Lawrence County
Wallace -Hunter
Parrotman Hunter
Legion 1
State Crime Commission
Jersey Ord
H. S.myers
Myer
Crime Commission
Hunter
Chasies Slot Machines Scrapped in Ogdensburg Case
A grand jury heard testimony from police officials and Knights of Pythias members after slot machines were removed from the Elks Club during a “clean up day.” Sovie Delivery Co boss testified machines had been stored then broken up and sold as junk, with 16 machines found in a local junk yard. Fire gutted two downtown Poughkeepsie buildings, $300000 loss, 300 firefighters battled blaze described as the worst in 25 years. Lass Furniture and Mid-Hudson Electric were destroyed.
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Goss
Legion
Temas
Roy Sovie
Sovie Delivery Co
Sovie
Elks Club
Afte Lavigne
Morisselte
Rans
Densburg
Poughkeepsie
Irving Merrick
AML
Arkington
Fairview
Highland
Merrick
Lass Furniture
Company
Mid-Hudson Electric
Company J
Raymond Stortini
Believe Lost C-47 Crashed and Burned Near STIWANDA
A plane believed to be a C-47 transport crashed and burned last night in the foothills five miles north of STIWANDA California. The aircraft was overdue on a return flight from Norton Air Force Base at San Bernardino to Long Beach. The crew consisted of a first and second lieutenant, a captain and two sergeants as passengers. their names were not released.
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Stiwanda
Calif
UPI
Long Beach
Norton Air Force Base
San Bernardino
Children Raise Money to Spare Father Jail Time
A father, Mer rill Bolstar, faced 10 days in jail on a drunkenness charge after showing up in court with his five children who had raised $5 by doing chores. The conference pushed for a 40 hour work week and a 25 year retirement plan for all policemen, urging support from Lt. Gov. Mooré and Senate leaders. The executive committee announced continued sponsorship of these bills, though past efforts have been blocked by GOP control.
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Abe
Merrill Bolstar
Stone Falls
Executive Committee
Munici
Recorder’s
George
Mur Palities
Frank C Phy
Mooré
Senate
Arthur
Bolstar
H. Wicks
Moore
Peter Keresman
Kingston
Rh Keresman
Unemployment Rises Over October in Week Ended Nov 30
The Census Bureau reported 1,828,000 jobless in the week ending November 30, up 1,212,000 from October. Unemployment remains 412,000 below the year-ago level. Seasonal farm curtailment and outside activity partly explain the drop. total civilian employment totaled 61,236,000 versus 56,272,000 a year earlier.
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Nasshingson
Ships Collide in Delaware River Collision
The Coast Guard Rescue Service in New York reported two ships, SS George Steers and the Sinclair Rubine, collided early today in the Delaware River but neither vessel required assistance.
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Sns
Coast Guard Rescue Service
Delaware River
Coast Guard
George Steers
Sinclair Rubilene
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