Banker Says U S Erred in Last War Tax
Federal Reserve governor M. Szymczak told the American Bankers Association convention that the gravest error in financing World War II was not taxing enough reducing postwar stability. He urged tapping real savings via refunds or borrowing and discussed possible higher bank reserve requirements and supplementary reserves with short term government bonds.
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New York
Federal Reserve
M. S. Szymczak
Federal Reserve System
Szymczak
American Bankers Association
Congress
Civilian Steel Deficit Mounts in 1950s Market
Cleveland September 25 AP The steel industry warns that inflationary pressure and tightening supply threaten civilian goods. Ingot production holds near capacity as demand expands, with capacity rising from over 100 to 108 million tons by year end 1952. Prices rise but large producers hold in place until unions settle wage demands.
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Cleveland
Steel Magazine
Steel
C.I.O. United Steelworkers
Gain weight with Dr Pierce G M D tonic ad
Advertisement describes Dr Pierce's G M D as a medicine helping appetite and digestion to convert food into pounds of added flesh. It promotes tablets at 50 cents and liquid at 1 dollar for those underweight seeking to gain weight.
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Dr. Pierce
G.M.D
One Dish Tasty Frankfurter Meal for Busy Kitchens
A fall friendly one dish meal uses frankfurters and rice with green onions and mixed vegetables. Melt fat, brown onions, stir in flour then milk to thicken. Add vegetables, seasonings, and frankfurters, simmer about ten minutes, serve over hot rice.
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Vee
East Germany joins Soviet orbit amid purge and unrest
East Germany is admitted to the Soviet sphere after a Taegliche Rundschau announcement as purges target Western agents. The move follows treaties with Poland and other states, with arrests and trials reported in Saxony and East Berlin. West Germany faces unrest as Adenauer vows to control communist youth and mobilize police.
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East Germany
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Romania
Yesternay
Taegliche Rundschau
Soviet Union
Russia
France
Britain
United States
West Germany
Rundschau
Democratic Republic
Pirna
Saxony
Leipzig
Borna
East Berlin
Red Demonstrators Subdued in West Zone
Bochum Germany September 25 AP Chancellor Konrad Adenauer acted to quell Communist exuberance in West Germany after hundreds of young Reds tried to disrupt a 30 000 member miners union rally. They shouted slogans jeered President Theodor Heuss and harassed the parade. Police intervened after a sharp struggle.
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Bochum
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Theodor Heuss
Heuss
New Phila Rites Set for Operator Who Died in Mine
Joseph Fanti 63 of New Philadelphia died Saturday at 5 30 p m while trying to extinguish a mine fire at Barnhill. A coroner's verdict expected today. Fanti likely suffered a heart attack as state rescue squads prepared to flood the blaze threatening 900 acres of coal fields in Tuscarawas County. Firemen set up a fan for fresh air. Burial in Calvary Cemetery. Funeral home visits today and tonight 7 to 9.
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New Philadelphia
Joseph Fanti
Barnhill
Linn-Hert
Tuscarawas
Ohio's Civil War Vet Turns 104 at Home Near Wauseon
Daniel Clingaman, Ohio's last Civil War veteran, celebrated his 104th birthday in Auseon. He lives with daughter Mrs. Carl Fauver on a 135 acre farm north of Wauseon and remains active, rising early for farm work with only occasional naps. His health shows no noticeable decline and his last public appearance was at Fulton County Fair Veterans Day program.
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Auseon
Daniel Clingaman
Ohio
Dan
Wauseon
Carl Fauver
Red China protests to UN over US war claims
London dispatch reports Communist China protested to the United Nations that the United States aims to extend the war in Korea and aggression toward Formosa and China. Beijing alleged U.S. planes dropped 12 bombs on Antung on Sept 22 and urged the General Assembly to address the invasion of China's airspace.
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London
China
United Nations
United States
Korea
Formosa
Antung
U. N. General Assembly
Security Council
New Television Set Tax Takes Effect November First
Washington dispatch reports the new 10 percent tax on television sets will apply starting November 1, not October 1, due to a brief congressional delay in enacting the tax bill. The tax becomes effective at the start of the month following 10 days after signing.
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Washington
Congress
Don W. Gray Rites Set at Millersburg
Funeral services for Don W. Gray a 60 year old Canal Fulton resident who died in a trailer fire will be held at Elliott-Myers funeral home Millersburg at 2 p.m. Wednesday Rev Russell Lee will officiate Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery Gray a native of Killbuck had lived in Canal Fulton four years and worked as a construction superintendent for Cain O'Hara & Haney of Youngstown He is survived by a son Robert Gray of Killbuck a daughter Mrs Ruby Hoops of North Lima two sisters Mrs R Ryan and Mrs Ralph Hedden of Cuyahoga Falls and two brothers Charles Gray of Cuyahoga Falls and Cliff Gray of Mt. Vernon.
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Millersburg
Don W. Gray
Canal Fulton
Elliott-Myers
Russell Lee
Oak Hill Cemetery
Nevin Jones
Gray
Killbuck
Cain, O’hara & Haney
Youngstown
Robert Gray
Ruby Hoops
North Lima
R. Ryan
Ralph Hedden
Cuyahoga Falls
Charles Gray
Cliff Gray
Mt. Vernon
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West Zone
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Bert Ritz
DIAL
F. H. Pfunder
Ph.g
Pfunder
Red China
Far East
Earl Bunton
CAL Service
Ave.n
Milton
Ollie McLean Bate
Woodward
Canton, Ohio
Scholl
D! Scholls
Repository
Bate
Warren Jones
Woodward PI
Joseph Jones
Warren
Lehman High School
Circulation Department
Canton Repository
Canton
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