Two Year Extension Could Put Price Control Out Of Politics
Washington columnist argues a two year price control extension aligns with mobilization plans to keep scarce materials flowing. He notes coordination gaps between Johnston and Brannan, and criticizes Agriculture for lacking a parallel three year plan to raise food output.
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Ashington
NEA
Congress
Defense Mobilization
Charles E. Wilson
Defense
Eric Johnston
Johnston
Mr. Johnston
Commonwealth Club
San Francisco
U. & Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Mote Inzer Wilson
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Brannan
Truman
House
Senate
L3rd Congress
Truth and Responsibility in a Modern World
A ten year old boy named Arthur faces parental claims of non culpability until adulthood. The piece argues for early moral guidance despite modern psychology, stressing that even children possess understanding and free will. Parents must nurture a mature soul under God to prevent lifelong confusion.
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Arthur
Airlines Coach Fare Real Contribution
Air coach and tourist reduced-fare services show a widening trend in commercial airlines. Since 1949 coach operations boosted revenue with $43,000,000 in 1950 while first-class revenue rose to $347,000,000. CAB support and Bermuda talks moved overseas tourist rates forward, aiming to broaden markets and attract new travelers.
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Commerceial Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Game Lines
Pan American World Airways
Pan American
Keconomto Cooperation Administration
CAB
Bermuda
International Air Transport Association
Pan Am
Belgium
Sabena Airlines
Europe
London
New York
Saintly aid worker of DC Negro mission
HAL BOYLE profiles Father Anthony C. McCabe a 42 year old Dominican who runs a poverty relief mission for black children in Columbia DC. A former Army chaplain and Purple Heart recipient, he bicycles support from New York Protestant and Jewish friends, leads a decaying mansion school with 128 pupils, and preaches charity and tolerance as solutions to war and poverty.
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Hal Boyle
York
Anthony C. McCabe
McCahs
Martin de Porres
Columbia, D. C
New York
McCabe
Li‘bois
An Alton
Saipan
Negro District
Father McCabe
Mission School
Just Folks By EDGAR A GUEST
A reflection on youth and aging contrasts a gloomy view with a pep talk to students. The speaker rebuts the idea that happiness ends with youth and urges courage, valiance, and confidence as life continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar A
Earth Satellites and Future War Power Explored
Editor William B. Bergen discusses the Viking rocket and the potential for a man made earth satellite serving dual uses. He notes speeds around 7000 mph, orbital dynamics, and the possibility of satellites acting as TV relays, recon platforms, and even weapons delivery, with future humans possibly living in orbit.
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William B. Bergen
Glenn L. Martin Co
Lawrence Sperry
Martin
Navy
Viking
U. S. Navy
Martin Viking
Martin Company
Peacetinia
Earth
Red Troops Hear About Peace Proposals in Korea
A captured North Korean lieutenant said Red troops in Korea know of Rungin’s peace proposals and that Jacob Malik’s cease-fire broadcasts have reached frontline units. Officers reportedly told troops to blame the United Nations for continuing the war.
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Eastern Front
Korea
Red
Rungin
Leutenant
Jacob Malik
United Nations
Four months old colt Gullkiflee chosen by Rinehart after bullfight
D Eldred Rinehart, prominent Ringgold farmer and sportsman, finally named his frisky four month old thoroughbred colt Gullkiflee after a dramatic pasture clash in which the foal killed a purebred bull. The account, part of a reporters notebook, mixes local notes on business, veterans groups, and rural enterprise.
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D. Eldred Rinehart
Rinehart
Rinahart
Mr. Bull
Sleep habits of babies and infant care
A medical column from Dr Theodore R Van addresses infant sleep patterns from University of Chicago studies. It notes three week old infants begin day night adjustments, by three months many sleep 10 hours at night with daytime naps, and contrasts with older beliefs. The piece also covers infant sleep positions, smothering concerns, and partial notes on regurgitation and pregnancy chickenpox links. It cites studies of 14 infants and nine girls tracked by University of Chicago researchers, discussing variations in sleep and wake times and parental worries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Chicago
Hille Johunie
Qwaka Wade
Mawlin
Barbs on Modern Dances and Prices Rally Reformer Opinion
In an opinion by a reformer, modern dances tonk more like a race, usually ending neck and neck. Prices are pulling people to the mark so they can foot the bill, reflecting concern over rising costs and social behavior.
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Hal Cochran
Jottings From Yesteryears
A fragmentary column notes Zionath eran Church in Williamsport hired Kiinkhart to draft plans for a new building. An explosion at the Gas Company plant in the southern town area injured two workers Charleen Mazingo and Harry Kepsinger. West End residents seek a Post Office and station for a Georgia hotel roof project to replace skylights and petition postal authorities. 6000 new residents would be served by the branch office. G W Fleming, a prominent postal clerk, is mentioned as a GOP candidate for sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleen Mazingo
Harry Kepsinger
West End
Georgia
Rolf Course
Heat Relief Time Deduction Marks Federal Policy
The White House orders a halt to many agency duties with workers sent home during heat and humidity. time off will be deducted from annual leave. Police Chief Brown warns for Fourth of July safety, urges early travel and cautious driving. Gardening tips advise fireplace placement considering winds, drainage, and privacy landscaping for shade and retreat.
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Washington
White House
Jesse
Brown
Violin Craft and Local Sports Highlight Williamsport News
Jacob N Stouffer a local railroad conductor shows a self made violin modeled after a Stradivarius with fine workmanship and warm tone. The Blues beat the Reds intrasquad opener of Washington County Polo season featuring Hurd Brough Byron Jammi gan 3rd and Ed Mason. Williamsport board rules married teachers lose job preference upsetting some while street light installation at alley intersections improves safety.
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Jacob N. Stouffer
Blues
Reds
Washington County Polo Association
Bill Hurd
Lynn Brough
Buhl Byron, Jr
J. W. Jammigan
Ed Mason
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