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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1952
Page
3
Detroit reports minor shifts in auto pricing Likely before year end with small adjustments up or down. Manufacturers ready new models and plan engineering styling advances. Hydraulic steering could cut costs once supply meets demand, potentially lowering price toward a radio level.
The report notes changes and prospects for the 1958 models with several new cars slated to begin rolling off assembly lines in late September. Indications suggest most new cars will be introduced by year end, signaling a strong refresh cycle.
In The Swim Blonde Marilyn Monroe, recently linked romantically with Joe DiMaglio, heads to a Hollywood pool. Marilyn flaunts charms that have led film folk to call her the most exciting blonde since Jean Harlow.
Crews began by removing interior paint then, on one side of the house, they uncovered an unexpected finding during the initial stripping.
Baltimoroe June 12 The Public Service Commission today refused to set Consolidated Gas Electric Light and Power Co raise its charges for electricity temporarily The company sought permission to raise its rates permanently by nf cents Hearings on that application aren t expected to be finished before mid summer The PSC said raising rates would burden electric consumers and trigger an excess profits tax The company wanted to raise only electricity and steam while leaving natural gas unchanged The PSC estimated Consol idated can earn only 14175008 more before triggering an excess profits tax
In Los Angeles the National Labor Relations Board threw out a ballot labeled Hell No amid a plant election for the CIO United Auto Workers union. The workers previously voted 83 to 5 against recognition, but the invalid vote counted as a de facto objection, leading to the ballot’s disqualification.
Secretary of the Army Frank Pace Jr firmly rejected the view that United Nations forces in Korea would be defeated if the Communists attacked. He said the armed forces of the United States and its allies can meet any challenge, refuting claims that defeat is inevitable and stressing confidence in military leadership.
An unclear report notes that pace and Rua exchange informal remarks and access information. A secretary is referenced, with hesitation about availability. The text mentions personal experience but lacks concrete events or verifiable details.
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