Commerce Dept Sees Three Year Economic Outlook
Washington economists forecast 1953 as another good year but warn 1954 may be weaker. By 1955 defense spending should ease, testing the economy. Growth hinges on timely tax cuts, highway and school spending, and aggressive consumer market strategies aiming at about 1000000000 dollars annually. Secretary Sawyer released a 90 page study titled Markets After Defense Expansion, calling it the most authentic prospectus yet.
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Washington
U. S
Commerce Department
Commerce
Charles Sawyer
39th Atomic blast expected at Nevada proving ground
Reports from Albuquerque indicate the next atomic explosion may become the 39th at the Nevada proving ground near Las Vegas. The AEC says $1,064,415 worth of expendable structures are being built to be destroyed as part of ongoing tests. Turkey boosts exports in early 1952 half-year, nearly ninefold from 1951.
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Washington
Las Vegas
Nevada
Desert
Kalispell
Mont
Eniwetok
Atomic Energy Commission
America
Russia
Great Britain
AEC
Albuquerque
N.M
Nevada Proving Ground
MacArthur denounces Truman over Korea war clash
General Douglas MacArthur charges President Truman used the Korean war for self glorification and calls the former firing in 1951 inaccurate. He states his aim was to end the war, not widen it, in response to Truman's claim he sought all out war in the Far East.
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New York
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Truman
MacArthur
Mr. Truman
Far East
United States
United Press
White House
Merriman Smith
Russia
Courtney Whitney
Santa Claus
End of War Aim Questioned in April 1951 Note
The speaker argues that an early end to the war in April 1951 was possible with far fewer American battle casualties than the later total of about 70,000. They criticize using the bloodshed for self glorification and warn that prolonging the war increases the risk of wider spread.
Churchill Unaware of Blood Sweat and Tears Parallels
Pittsburgh report quotes Winston Churchill denying awareness of any source for his World War II slogan blood sweat and tears. Sam Hood, biographer of Archibald Henderson and George Bernard Shaw, cites earlier uses by Browning Byron Donne and others as possible echoes.
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Pittsburgh
Winston Churchill
Samuel Stevens Hood
Hood
Washington
Churchill
Archibald Henderson
George Bernard Shaw
Shaw
Robert Browning
Lord Byron
Britain
John Donnie
New Year Reflections From Elyria Police Chief
In a year end message the Elyria Police Department urges temperance during New Year celebrations and cautions against drunk driving. The note reflects on 1952 and hopes for a safer 1953 including Korea peace and safer holidays for families and troops overseas. It notes a TV influenced era and mentions the 12 000 Scouts at the Parramatta Jamboree with delegates from Fiji Nauru and New Guinea Suva reports.
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Korea
Parramatta
New South Wales
Australia
Fiji
Nauru
New Guinea
Suva
Turkey Receives Three US 750-ton LSM Landing Ships
The United States has delivered three 750-ton LSMs to Turkey. The ships sailed from Brooklyn and are crewed by 60 Turkish naval officers and enlisted personnel trained in the United States.
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Turkey
United States
Brooklyn
Rising food prices strain South African families
Mrs. A. W. Stewart head of the Housewives League in Johannesburg says rising food prices are forcing families to eat less and endangering health in South Africa.
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South Africa
A. W. Stewart
Housewives League
Johannesburg
Storm Windows and Saving Money on Home Heat
This 1952George Matthew Adams Service piece explains financing storm window installation or DIY options to cut heat loss by 20 to 30 percent. It notes plastic transparent screening as a recent improvement and offers personal replies by writing to Mr Cobb with a stamped self addressed envelope.
Ten Years Ago Chronicle Tales Highlight Local Moments
Ten years ago the Elyria area saw Rev. Henry K. Shaw prepare to start at the Elyria Church of Christ as repairs delayed his move. The Salvation Army planned a Christmas program at 7 30 with music and recitations. The American Legion reported over 6000 toys repaired and sent out by Paul O Collins. City council moved 3000 dollars from relief funds toward indigent sick care after hospital input. Lorain teachers and Edna Joseph were recognized at the state teachers association in Columbus. Hoover spoke of optimism for 1923 as U S industry anticipated progress. Forty years ago no paper appeared on Sunday.
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Henry K. Shaw
Elyria
The
American Legion
Paul O. Collins
van Oster
Ohio State Teachers Association
Columbus
Edna Joseph
D. J. Boone
Lorain
Board of Control
United States
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Northern Island to sell chilled beef to London
Belfast reports that Northern Island may supply London with 30 million dollars worth of chilled beef annually if test shipments now under way prove a market.
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London
Belfast
Chronicle Telegram item brief from December 29, 1952
A fragmentary December 29 1952 entry from the Chronicle Telegram notes a Mon day reference and local happenings of that era. The readable bits indicate a brief newspaper item typical of daily briefs and community notices.
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ronicle-Telegram
Earthquake Strikes Northern India Cities
A moderate earthquake shook over half a dozen northern Indian cities just after midnight. The tremors affected about 400 miles, with deep rumblings lasting 60 to 120 seconds. Reports came from New Delhi Patiala Amritsar Srinagar Jammu and Lahore.
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Bombay
India
New Delhi
Patiala
Amritsar
Srinagar
Jammu
Lahore
Norway Seeks American Market for Winter Sports Goods
Norway aims to open sales routes in the United States for winter sports equipment and novelty items. Trade officials promote the plan to expand exports and diversify markets.
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Norway
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