Chalk Up a Victory For Pressure Groups In Voting
The piece notes that lawmakers face responsibility for price moves as eight-month extensions of wage price credit rent controls loom. Michael Y. DiSalle warns rollbacks could disrupt the price stabilization effort while some prices lag. It argues pressure groups blocked rollbacks and urges sacrifice for the national emergency, warning inflation benefactors will lose.
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Senate
House
Michael Y. DiSalle
Retirement Pages Honoring Vocational High Faculty
Andrews and Shaw Syrachyans commend long service at Vocational High School as Vice Principal Gregory G Arvirews retires after 36 years and Prof Hubert Shaw retires after four decades. The community lauds their dedication and impact on local education.
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Syrachyans
Vocational High School
Gregory G Arvirews
Vocational
Technrival High School
Hubert Shaw
Aso
Voca Honal
Andrews
Shaw
Prof Welles Death Highlights Syracuse Music Figure
The sudden gassing of Prof Lowell M. Welles, retired voice professor at Syracuse University, recalls his skilled teaching and his role in shaping students for major music careers. Former pupils have earned praise in New York Broadway and Chicago, and he was a regular campus and downtown presence in Syracuse arts life.
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Lowell M. Welles
Syracuse University
Fine Arts College
New York
Broadway
Chicago
Syracuse
Paris Conference Ends After Four Months of Talks
Western powers in Paris refused to discuss the Atlantic Pact during the four month session as Soviet deputy ministers led by Gromyko pressed for it. The talks collapsed with Gromyko appearing taken aback as Western officials declared the pact non negotiable and ended the meeting.
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Russia
Britain
France
United States
Paris
Stead Gromyko
Kremlin
Communism on Down Grade It's My Gas Station Ain't It
A year after Korea began, the piece argues the communist threat waned, praising UN and US resolve. It lauds American military strength, critiques domestic politics, and views MacArthur hearings and Acheson debates as clarifying. It predicts 1952 elections will shape policy, affirming America remains stronger and determined to keep the world free.
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Kremlin
United Nations
Korea
Soviet
Russia
United States
China
Mao Tze-tung
Truman
Europe
MacArthur
Far East
Armerican
Manchyna
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin
McCarthy
State Department
Congress
Chiang Kai-shek
Ching
Tan
Dusige Medina
U. S. Supreme Court
U.S
Charles E. Wilson
Erie Johnston
Ated
Mike di Salto
White House
Iabor
America
Readers' Viewpoint endorses Johnson cease-fire plan
A reader letters page endorses Senator Edwin Johnson's cease-fire proposal for Korea, cites broad support including Langer and others, and urges publication as public service. It prints excerpts urging UN cease fire by June 25 1951 with prisoner exchanges and troop withdrawals. Additional viewpoints from Dwight Young and others discuss economic policy and freedom of enterprise.
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Horard-Journal
U. S. Senate
Edwin Johnson
Colorado
Western
Europe
Soviet Union
Langer
North Dakota
Herald-Journal
United Nations
United States
China
Loyal fan laments attendances and TV costs for games
A reader criticizes declining attendance at Chiefs games despite strong play. The letter urges fans to attend home games, questions TV fights and pay TV charges, and mentions abandoning TV to avoid ads. The correspondent warns TV owners and notes a partially paid television set.
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Chiefs
Herald-Joury
Il Pronto
Portraits By JAMES 3 METCALFE AA in the capable machine
A fragment describes a device for detecting cash losses in stores. It mentions a bell, cash handling, clerical checks, and a tape showing daily totals and misthrown amounts, all tied to Hawlese treasutee and date tracking.
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Aniley
Michel
Price of Korea and the war dead
Hal Boyle weighs the costs of the Korean War in lives, resources, and world impact. He notes over 70,000 U.S. casualties, estimates foreign losses, and argues the conflict has forged a global resistance to Soviet aims while advancing U.S. preparedness and resolve under the United Nations banner.
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New York
Korea
United States
Gang Wight
United Nations “Poltes
United Nations
Soviet Teussia
Asia
Loree
Jor
Amare Jean
Noth Korean
Seoul
U. SM
Russia
America
Woman Lawmaker Is A No 1 Quizmaster
Washington report by George Dixon notes Rep Mar guerite Church from Illinois, a forthright GOP freshman, earns a reputation for sharp questions at a luncheon with Anna Rosenberg and Gen Marshall. The piece mocks advisory committees and recounts Rep George Bender quip about replacing a faulty couch in the House office building.
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Washington
Marguerite Church
Cook County
Ilinois
Wellesley College
Defense
Anna Rosenberg
Congress
Marshall
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Mme. Rosenberg
George J. Bender
Ohio
Reader warns of danger from high speed gravel edges
A reader urges action on high speed driving dangers describing how a front wheel hitting gravel or shoulder sand at 40 to 50 mph can yank the car toward the ditch. He notes many young drivers lack awareness of this risk and calls on authorities to inform the public to prevent deadly accidents.
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Herald-Journ
Intelligence Test By Dr George W Cran EATS One Point
A scrambled test sets questions on materials from plants fabrics sports terms animal anatomy and baseball nicknames. It includes a scoring guide and matching activity, inviting one point per correct match and outlining answer sections.
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George W. Cran
Hangmann
Hecehall
Urey
Minesa
Feller
Zernini
Tuperine
Bel
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