Continent debate over survival stirs U S and world
RELMAN MORIN reports a global surge of interest as Franklin D. Hoover, John Foster Dulles, Thomas Dewey, and John Kennedy present rival survival plans. They debate allies, European defense, and where America should project strength, from air and sea power to bases worldwide.
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Herbert Hoover
John Foster “Dulles
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
John Pap Kennedy
Sto
Great Britain
United States
Europe
Hoover
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America
United Nations
Britain
U.N
China
John Foster Dulles
Dewey
Mr. Hoover
Free World
Dulles
Mr. Kennedy
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Govenor Dewey
Kennedy
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Caribbean
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Asia
Senate
U. S
Carroll County Commissioners Draft 1951 Budget
Carrollton officials prepared the 1951 budget led by newly elected chair Fred Maple. They seek right-of-way for a $40,000 bridge and road project on county route 10 near Specht, to span Muddy Fork Creek with State and Federal funds covering the bridge and the county paying for the right-of-way. S. L. Newbold serves as vice chairman with James Logan as third member and the retiring chairman.
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Carrollton
Carroll County
Fred Maple
Specht
Muddy Fork Creek
S. L. Newbold
Carroll Commissioners
James Logan
Farm Subsidy Payment Applications Due in Stark County
Many farmers in Stark County must file 1950 farm program bills and sign forms to receive earned payments. Those entitled should contact the County Production and Marketing Office in Room 206 Canton Building at 122 2nd St SW immediately.
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Stark County
County
Canton Building
2Nd St
Lustron Asks RFC for Funds To Finance Defense Housing
Lustron Corp seeks a new 3.5 million loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corp to reorganize its Ohio plant as a defense housing project. Strandlund says the government may lose 30 million on foreclosed notes, and argues the plant could supply barracks depots and housing for defense needs. Support from Rep Sutton. Rep Cole pledges to push Congress to abolish RFC if loan approved.
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Lustron
RFC
Washington
Lustron Corp
Ohio
Columbus
Carl G. Strandlund
Reconstruction Finance Corp
U. S. District Court
Chicago
Strandlund
Defense
Sutton
Tennessee
Stuart Symington
Cole
Kansas
Congress
Leaves NPA To Join Wilson Harrison Will Supervise U.S. Defense Production
President Truman creates the Defense Production Administration under William H. Harrison to centralize policy over priorities allocations and fuels. A 1,000,000 square foot federal building will serve as Harrison headquarters with a staff of several thousand as agencies are merged into a CMP like wartime controls, while Wilson stresses avoiding an economy of scarcity and aims to boost civilian supplies.
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William H. Harrison
New
Defense Production Administration
War Production Board
General Accounting Office
Harrison
Government Department
DPA
Truman
Charles E. Wilson
Commerce Department
Interior Department
Defense Transport Administration
Interstate Commerce Commission
CMP
Wilson
Secretary of Commerce
Sawyer
NPA
Explosion at Shoemaker shop kills 4 year old Jerry Shoemaker
In Ort Wayne Indiana a blast from an electric train demonstration killed 4-year-old Jerry Shoemaker and injured his brothers Terry and Charles and friend Ervin Umber, 19, as sparks from the locomotive caused a shop explosion. The incident followed a workshop blast at the hardware store.
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Ort Wayne
Ind
Ervin Umber
Irvin T. Shoemaker
Jerry Shoemaker
Jerry
Terry
Charles
Umber
Amber
Bedford Firm Makes Family Bomb Shelters
The R B Concrete Products Co of Bedford unveils a 6 foot high by 8 by 6 foot reinforced concrete shelter for experimental test. It sits two feet underground and aims to shield heat radiation and debris, boosting morale. mass production hinges on demand.
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Aleveland
Bedford
R. B. Concrete Products Co
Paul Berle
Leland Huth is Elected Navarre Club President
Navarre January 4 Special The King’s Club Inc. elected officers at the first dinner of the year in St Clement’s Parish Hall with Leland Huth as president and Rob ert Angerman as vice president Dr Donald Cotton secretary and Robert Lintner treasurer Elected trustees include Paul Heaston Earl Logan John Zinsmaster E Lee Penman and Ernest Nicles Program chairman Robert Halil Entertainment by Mrs Betty Curtis of Massillon and the Tom Cats Quartet
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Navarre
King’s Club, Inc
St. Clement’s Parish Hall
Leland Huth
Robert Angerman
Donald Cotton
Robert Lintner
Paul Heaston
Earl Logan
John Zinsmaster
E. Lee Penman
Ernest Nickles
Robert Halil
Betty Curtis
Massillon
Tom Cats Quartet
Barkley Disagrees With Hoover Plan
In Baltimore on January 4 AP report, Vice President Barkley challenged former President Hoover’s view that Western Europe bears the defense obligation, arguing the American people must face the duty. His remarks highlighted the Jewish National Fund’s role in Israel’s rebirth as 700 attendees joined a banquet marking the fund’s golden jubilee and supporting a Truman-era community project.
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Baltimore
Alben Barkley
Herbert Hoover
Europe
Destiny
Barkley
Jewish National Fund
Israel
Fund
Truman
Explosion at Dina Mite plant Injures firefighter in Spokane
A Dina Mite Breakfast Food Co plant blast in Spokane injured firefighter John Baugh, 29, who was knocked back about 30 feet by the blast from an oven. Details on cause and status are unavailable in the readable text.
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Spokane
Dina-Mite Breakfast Food Co
North Side
John Baugh
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Robinson
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