Price Stabilizer Aims Second Rise in Food Ceilings
Arnall told Congress he will raise food price ceilings Thursday as part of a second move to lift profits for food dealers. He urged House Banking Committee to extend controls for at least a year to prevent inflation, signaling broad impact on canned foods cereals coffee and other items without detailing specifics.
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Washington
INS
Arnall
Congress
House Banking Committee
Senate Banking Committee
Office of Price Stabilization
Texas delegates split as Taft Eisenhower camps claim wins
Texas leaders divided over presidential preferences as Taft and Eisenhower claim momentum. Gov. Allan Shivers pushes an uninstructed delegation while Fagan Dickson plans a walkout. Florida faces a crowded 24 delegate slate with Russell leading in early Florida precincts. Missouri moves toward an uninstructed 22 vote delegation, Truman’s role noted as a proxy. Connecticut and Kentucky battles shape up around 22 and 26 votes respectively.
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Allan Shivers
San Antonio
Shivers
Fagan Dickson
Texas
Florida
Missouri
Jefferson City
Chicago
Truman
Vicker
Kentucky
Connecticut
Richard Russell
Estes Kefauver
Eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
Russell
Tre Brown
Farm
Palm Beach County
Tindall Hammock
Brevard County
Wefauver
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Aouere
Kefauver
Prescott Bush
Greenwich
U. S
William A. Purnell
Heartford
Bush
O'Neil Faces Traffic Ticket Questions In New York
Police questioned Witham E F O'Neil 38 president of Tansee company after he accumulated more than 90 traffic violations. He replied it was "one of those things."
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New York
Witham
O'Neil
Anglicans oppose divorce law changes in Britain
The Church of England urged conciliation as the aim of matrimonial law and called for criminalizing artificial insemination. It also proposed raising the minimum marriage age from 16 to 18 in a report published yesterday.
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London
Church of England
Britain
Costly Courtesy Eliminated By Douglas Aircraft
Douglas Aircraft Co plans saving 250 dollars yearly by removing the word please from notices. The change is expected to trim five 40 hour weeks of labor annually. The Houston incident reports a teen struck by his own truck after losing control in a crash, he was knocked unconscious.
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Calif
Douglas Aircraft Co
Houston
Texas
Danny
Garcia Luera
Luera
Martial Law in Korea Sparks Arrests Over Communist Funds
Martial law leads to the arrest of nine National Assembly members as authorities probe Communist funds and weapons found after a night attack. Rhee cites public outrage at “recalcitrant” officials while promising a full investigation.
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Rhee
National Assembly
South Korea
Five GIs Killed By Red Guerrillas Near Pusan Korea
In southeast Korea near Pusan a guerrilla attack on a small American outpost north of Pusan killed five U S soldiers and wounded two others. The raid at a gravel pit camp 220 miles behind the front burned a truck and a generator and looted equipment. An officer reported the camp housed nine soldiers and that several items were captured.
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Pusan
Korea
Sulzberger Safe After Forced Helicopter Landing
A six passenger U S Marine helicopter carrying Arthur Hays Sulzberger made a forced landing in a rice paddy north of Seoul during a Korea tour. No injuries reported. Passengers included Sulzberger’s son Marine Lt Arthur Sulzberger Jr and Harold Hinton of the Washington bureau.
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Seoul
Korea
U.S. Marine
Arthur Hays Sulzberger
Arthur Sulzberger, Jr
Horea
Harold Hinton
Limes
Washington
Ridgway Denies Carrying a Korea Endgame Plan
Ridgway tells reporters he had a definite plan to end fighting in Korea only if armistice talks fail. He arrived from New York after a one hour meeting with Gen. Douglas MacArthur and held a press conference with about 200 journalists. The Armed Services Committee released a censored transcript of Ridgway’s testimony. Senator Saltonstall pressed whether a military endgame existed, and Ridgway did not discuss aid cuts proposed in Congress.
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The
Armed Services Committee
Ridgway
Leverett Saltonsall
Rimass
Korea
United States
France
New York
Douglas MackArthur
Far East
Congress
Ridgway Praises Eisenhower in Paris Visit
General Ridgway lauded Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower as he prepared to succeed him in the Allied European command. He credited the UN force in Korea as without parallel and urged unity in Western Europe with a common purpose. Over 15,000 French troops guarded against protest during his Paris motorcade.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Supreme ‘Command
Europe
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Korea
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Paris
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