Blood Drive Seeks Record Blood Collection For 1953
The article outlines the Red Cross National Blood Program goals for 1953 emphasizing plasma and whole blood reserves for military and civilian needs, with priority to armed forces. It notes donor volunteerism, organizational cooperation with DoD and Civil Defense, and the roles of Medical staff, Gray Ladies, and Motor Corps in supporting blood mobilization efforts.
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Batue
Congress
Office of Defence Mobilization
American National Red Cross
Department of Defense
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Red Cross
Easis
Washington County
Working Yard
Blood Center
Motor Corps
White House Phone Girl Fired Over Gate Claim
Miss Louise Hachmeister, longtime White House operator, says she was dismissed after reporting a gate incident. Officials dispute the ouster, noting she is on leave of absence with pay and planned retirement at 62 next October. James C. Hagerty confirms she was not ousted but on leave.
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Washington
Louise Hachmeuster
White House
Nick
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Women Voters To Going Slow On Hear President All Decontrols
Assistant director of research for United Aircraft Inc and Mrs. Lee are highlighted for their civic work with the Women’s Voters League. The piece notes her visits, travels, and family life including summers at Mason's Island Connecticut and weekends at a cottage, plus her Washington DC office routine and tours of Leagues in California Utah Nevada.
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Sistant
United Aircraft, Inc
Lee
Inc For Fun and
California
Utah
Nevada
Hagerstown
William T. Hamilton
South
Prospect Street
Edger Brown
Economy Axe
Adlai E. Stevenson
Springfield
Clayton Fritchey
New Orleans Item
Pentagon
Truman
Stevenson
Hyman B. Raskin
Chicago
OPS
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Philip M. Stern
New Orleans
Harvard
Fritchey
Eisenhower backs step by step decontrol of price controls
Washington reports the Eisenhower administration rejected a single sweep to remove all price controls, opting for gradual decontrol. A government source says James F. Brownlee may become government consultant to direct abolition of ceilings, with confirmation tied to his acceptance.
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Washington
Eisenhower
James F. Brownlee
New York
Depuuty
Office For Price Administration
OPA
Brownlee
Con-I ‘Sultant
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
San Francisco
John J. Colletti
W. F. Hase
Wes
Betty Hutton
Colletti
San Franciscan
Tan
Betty
Miss Hutton
Ex-Nurse to Receive Nearly Million in Dodge Divorce
Louisville nurse Clara Tinsley Dodge, fourth wife of auto heir Horace F. Dodge, is set to receive about 750000 dollars paid over nine years plus a 120000 dollar life estate. The settlement also includes title to two cars and a home furnishing, with final court approval pending. Dodge, 50, did not defend the Cruelty and abandonment suit filed in Palm Beach, filed in 1945 England and separated in 1950.
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Louisville
Clara Tinsley Dodge
Horace F. Dodge
Beloit
Wis
Gregg, Sherwond
Dodge
Palm Beach
Fla
Ollie James Cohen
England
Pleasant Hill U. B. Plans For Revival
The Pleasant Hill United Brethren Church schedules revival services starting Sunday February 15 at 8 p.m. Evangelist Rev Clarence A Kopp of Chambersburg leads the two week series featuring nightly delegations from church departments and special music. Week one lists official board and quarterly conference members on Feb 16, Willing Workers Sunday School, Feb 17. Ladies Night Feb 18 with Mrs Glenn Weidner. Young People Feb 19. Men’s Sunday School Feb 20 with Mr Russell Burkett. Beginners Feb 21 with Mrs Glen Weidner. services run weeknights at 7 30. Pastor Rev Jack V Elser.
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Pleasant Hill U. B. Chieti
Clarence A. Kopp
Chambersburg
Tteacher
Clarence Casey
Sir Christian Endeavor
Glen Weidner
Lavk V. Elser
Officials Called To Meet With the President
President Eisenhower plans a late day conference with about a dozen government and congressional officials. The White House declined to disclose the meeting purpose citing a request for silence. Unconfirmed reports suggest discussion may include extending the reciprocal state law beyond June.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
James G. Hagerty
Dean Martin and Wife Separate in Hollywood
Hollywood reports confirm Dean Martin and his wife Deanne Rieggers are entering a trial separation. Dean plans to relocate from the family residence while Deanne remains with their son. Both sides aim to resolve marital issues and reunite.
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Hollywood
Dean Martins
Jerry Lewis
Martin
Miami
Fry Latest Target In DNC Reorganization Shakeup
Kenneth D. Fry former Voice of America official is out as director of the Democratic National Committee Radio Television Division after five years. The shakeup under Chairman Stephen A Mitchell aims to cut costs and integrate divisions including Women's into the main organization.
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Democratic National Committee
Kenneth D. Fry
Voice of America
Washington
Kenneth D Fry
Fry
Stephen A. Mitchell
Mitchell
Whale ‘Organization
India Edwards
Sam Brightman
Fower Bracket
W. Neale Roach
106 Year Old Civil War Vet Shovels Snow in Duluth
Albert Woolson, 106, one of two surviving Union veterans, shovels his sidewalk after snow. He praises Eisenhower as president, enjoys greeting tourists, and often recites After the Battle Mother. He lives with his daughter and son in law, has a large family, and remains active daily.
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Duluth
Albert Woolson
Eisenhower
Vicksburg
Gen
Grant
Ike
Woolson
Watertown
N. Y
Minnesota
Hagerstown
Birmingham
Ala
Hisse Smith
CP Mall
Albert Tate
Grand Army of the Republic
Threat
Tate
John
Kobus
Prayer for ISSDAY
Prayer expressing gratitude for longtime friends and supportive people, crediting faith and the Savior for strength. Includes attribution to the late W. W. McCulloch of Long Beach California and notes a religious feature copyright.
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W. W. McCulloch
Long Beach
Calif
The
United Presbyterian
Coperight
Girl Victim of Self-Inflicted Bullet Wound
A 19 year old woman identified as Mrs. Billy Ruth Bryant was found dead from a head wound in a Maryland apartment. Police said her death followed a gunshot and that a .38 pistol owned by the occupier, George Leo Simon, was found beneath the body. The investigation continues as the medical examiner holds the death certificate.
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Washington
Maryland
Billy Ruth Bryant
Telephone Company
Employe
Woodland
N.C
Vince $. Free
Prince Georges County
George Leo Simon
Free
Simon
Charles Humes
Hyattsville
Fire Board
Bryant
New York
AFL
AFL International Longshoremen's Association
ILA
David L. Cole
Dresden bombing justified by Soviet request says State Dept
The U S State Department released a statement claiming Allied bombing of Dresden was done in response to Soviet requests and cleared with Soviet authorities. The report notes East German Communists prepared a mass Hate America demonstration on the eighth anniversary with 100,000 killed, sponsored by Soviet occupation authorities seeking to blame the Western allies.
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Frankfurt
U. S State Department
Dresden
Germany
America
Local Poultry Market Brief Notice
Fragmentary OCR note reports on poultry market items with mentions of Leghorn hens and fowl brands. Reading is unclear but references a local market scene and farm terms without coherent detail.
Sun Life of Canada Reports 1952 Growth and 1953 Dividends
The 82nd annual Sun Life of Canada report shows 1952 life insurance in force at 5.223 billion, up 8.8 percent, with 47 percent of assets in the United States. Policyholders' dividends for 1953 rise to 22 million, and group insurance gains bolster new business by 18 percent. Benefits paid in 1952 total 118.6 million, with living policyholders receiving 81.6 million. The company operates in nearly 30 countries, earning 3.84 percent on assets.
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Fotel Insurance
Sun Life Ak
Company of Canada
George W. Bourke
Sun Life
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Sun Life of Canada
Paul E. Drury
Keyser
Calvert & Redwood
Senator Reed, veteran politician, dies at 72 in resort
Former Senator David A. Reed died today in a winter resort after a heart attack. He was 72 and had a long career as soldier, lawyer, and public official.
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Sarasura
David A. Reed
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