Editorial Loophole Endangers Food Safety in Supreme Court Ruling
An editorial laments a Supreme Court decision allowing processors to bar federal inspectors from plants without penalties. The piece argues the ruling weakens FDA oversight of food, drugs, and cosmetics and risks public trust. It urges Congress to close the loophole and maintain strict enforcement.
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U. S. Govt
Supreme Court
Congress
State of
Washington
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Food and Drug Law
9Th District Federal Court
San Francisco
High Court
U S Pay Share in UN Costs and Britain's Defense Cuts
Senator Wiley urges reducing U S contributions to the United Nations arguing the Soviet Union pays too little while the United States covers a large share for relief and police actions in Korea and Palestine. Britain plans substantial defense cuts to ease the economy as France-U S ties grow tense over NATO, colonial issues, and Germany.
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United Nations
Wiley
Russia
United States
U.S.S.R
U.S
UN Children’s
Korea
Soviet Russia
Eisenhower Faces Impatient War Dilemma in Korea
The column analyzes rising impatience over the Korean War as the United States moves toward a potential settlement with the Communist position on prisoners. It forecasts a precarious balance for the Eisenhower administration in the first half of 1953, amid talk of possible broader conflict.
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United States
London
Economist
Look Magazine
Korea
Britain
Washington
Arizona
Soviet Union
Korean Peninsula
Eisenhower
William R. Mathews
Tucson,Ariz
Daily Star
United Nations
Kremlin
Andrei Vishinsky
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Eisenhower Korea talks under night bull sessions
Washington column outlines Eisenhower’s Korea visits with Gen. Van Fleet Gen. Clark and Gen. Bradley at extended discussions of strategic options. It notes Clark's three alternatives Manchuria air strikes or combined air and land advance and warns of risks in each path.
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The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Washington
Eisenhower
James van Fleet
West Point
Mark Clark
North Africa
Omar Bradley
Clark
Manchuria
Korea
MacArthur Secret Korea Plan Warned Against
Washington warns that sharing a Korea victory plan with Truman or Acheson would be foolhardy as the plan could reach Soviet or Communist channels within 48 hours. The piece cites Gen MacArthur pressing for supplies and argues secrecy is vital amid suspected leaks in the State Department and White House.
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Truman
Eisenhower
MacArthur
Herbert Hoover
Greenland
Air Force
U.S.A
Lucius Clay
Hisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Richard Arens
Arens
Senator Revercomb
West Virginia
Tom Dewey
McCarran
Indiana
Jenner
Bob Hendrickson
New Jersey
Reather Odum
White House
Jo Symington
Missouri
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Washington
Dean Acheson
Coustas Macarthur
Acheson
America
Japan
Pentagon
State Department
Korea
Russia
United Nations
MR. Truman
MacaArthur
Moscow
Kremlin
International Monetary Fund
Eisenhower MacArthur plan would need broad U S cooperation
Fulton Lewis Jr warns that any joint Eisenhower MacArthur victory plan for Korea would require the Defense State and Treasury Departments and nearly every Washington emergency agency. He notes Russia is probing what the plan entails and that Kremlin couriers may already be in action.
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Korea
Kremlin
Defense Department
Department of State
Treasury Department
Washington
State Department
Russia
Eisenhower
MacArthur
Asia
U. S
Gen. MacArthur
Turnover in retailing cited as core principle ignored today
The piece argues retailers chase price speculation rather than fast turnover, noting government inventory data show nondurable goods up while durable inventories fell. It cites Dr. Charles F. Phillips on market guessing, warns of Communist risk, and discusses insurance and parcel post issues as broader economic concerns.
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Charles F. Phillips
Bates College
Dr. Bates
Widespread Metals Surge Amid Wartime Shortages
The column notes a booming market for metal items such as iron furniture iron decor and brass bowls while war restrictions push scarcity. It also highlights cultural tidbits from a holiday season, including theater acts featuring Harry Mimmo and a scenic designer Leo Kerz, with attention to immigrant success stories and high society events.
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Kafka
Ni Gusti Raka
Neva Patterson
Vanessa Brown
Nina Foch
Melissa Hayden
Rockefeller Center
Manna-hattan
Harry Mimmo
America
Mimmo
Riverdale
Leo Kerz
President Theater
Kerz
Grandpappy Sez on Purge Trials and Injustice
A reflective musing notes that in a distant setting the accused may be presumed innocent until an accusation arises. The piece critiques legal processes and the ambiguity of justice in wartime or crisis contexts.
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Atlantic
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France
Morocco
Quai d’Orsay
NATO
Germany
Marquis Childs
Drew Pearson
Augusta
Hawaii
van Fleet
U. N
Ixe
New York
Helena
mid-Pacific
Herbert Brownell
Dewey
Brownell
Taft
Martin Durkin
Durkin
Navy
Harold Talbot
Alan Brockbank
National Association of Home Builders
Republican National Committee
Housing Committee
Pennsylvania Avenue
Osvaldo Aranha
Brazil
Joe Martin
Massachusetts
Harold Stassen
To-Be
Avanda
Stassen
Europe
Aranha
Dr. Aranha
Baltic
John Floberg
Air Force Association
Floberg
Washington Report
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Business Today
Elmer Roessner
Camel
James Moran
California
National Appliance and Radio-Tv Dealers Association
Sonotone Corp
Saw Mill River Rd
Elmsford
the Chronicle Telegram
Hudnutt
Clare George
C. R. Stokley
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
Avaniwna
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain
By Paul Berdanier
eAceu Tn
By Whitney Bolton
Saturday Evening Post
Jever
Bologna
Italy
Las Vegas
Nevada
Grandpappy
Sez
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