Korean War Veterans to Get Benefits Similar to WWII
Congressional plan would extend education grants, housing loans, and social security credits to Korean War veterans on par with World War II benefits. Education offers 14 9 days per day up to 36 months with monthly living allowance around 110 dollars for no dependents, 150 with dependents. Housing guarantees include 60 percent loan guarantees up to 75 thousand and direct loans up to 1000 in non city areas, interest capped at 4 percent. Mustering-out pay ranges from 100 to 1000 based on service days.
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James Marlow
Washington
House
Congress
Senate
Korea
Hin
Social Securits
Prayer for T S DAY Ruler of all nature and good will
A fragmented devotional note from Cane Bridge Massachusetts cites a prayer to awaken the spirit of love and urge a chain reaction of good will among people, referencing Jesus and Harvard historian Kirtleye Fl Mather.
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Jesus
Kirtleye
Fl Mather
Canebridge
Mass
Harvard University
National Council of Churches
Ridgway Quizzed by Senate Over Koje Incident
Senate Armed Services Committee will hold a closed session Wednesday to question General Matthew Ridgway about the Koje Island incident. A board of inquiry in Seoul finished its probe into the seizure and release of Brigadier General Francis T. Dodd by Communist prisoners of war. Findings go to General Mark Clark in Tokyo before reaching Washington. Ridgway, former Tokyo commander, is en route to Europe to lead NATO forces.
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Washington
Senate
Armed Services Committee
Matthew R. Ridgway
Koje Island
Seoul
Eighth Army
Francis T. Dodd
Kose Island
Mark Clark
Tokyo
Ridgway
Europe
Awirht D. Eisenhower
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Wasp Returns to Active Duty After Rush Repairs
The 24000 ton aircraft carrier Wasp, crewed and seaworthy after a swift bow repair, left Bayonne for Gravesend Bay to load stores. A 90 ton piece from Hornet's bow was attached, shortening the repair by weeks, and the ship was tested before resuming duty.
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Bayonne
N. J
Wasp
Naval Shipyard
Gravesend Bay
New York
Derdoeck
Tip on Fatal Crash Tips and Winners Listed
A local notice lists daily tips with prizes for reports on a fire truck collision and other events. Winners include a Chestnut Street man who won 1.50 for tipping on the crash, and others from Broadway and Williamsport for reporting accidents and robberies. Prizes are 1.50 or less and claims must be made at the Daily Mail business office.
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Nidge Avenue
Chestnut Street
Broadway
Pennsylvania
Williamsport
The
Daily Mail
Prefers Prison To Life Outside
Bernard Mathews, 46, told Evanston police he prefers returning to Michigan prison after escaping from the Jackson State Prison on April 2. He said he had not eaten for four days and had no place to shave. Authorities confirmed the escape and asked that he be held for Michigan officials.
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Fvanston
Bernard Mathews
Mathews
Set. D. L. Peterson
Pantie Raid Protests Sweep Tennessee and Vanderbilt Campuses
Spirited students at the Universities of Tennessee and Vanderbilt join a national pantie raid. Police mounted a response with injuries at Vanderbilt and arrests at Tennessee. In Knoxville police thwart raids near the UT camp, while dorms faced stone-throwing and shots in the air as officers moved to restore order.
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Nashville
Tenn
University of Tennessee
Steel Decision Possible Today
The high court may rule on the legality of the steel seizure with three paths: return the case to district court, uphold the seizure, or limit presidential powers. Judge Pine’s ruling argued the seizure was lawful and the Constitution does not grant such powers. Industry and union leaders cited a collapsed contract talks since May 11 and await Supreme Court action for a settlement.
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High Court
Pine
Rustica
Industry
Union Oftiials Suvpiete
White House
Supreme Court
Eisenhower Maintains Lead In Oregon Primary
In Oregon, Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower led the Republican vote with 141,292 to 36.95 for Gov. Earl Warren in early returns from over two thirds of precincts. On the Democratic side, Estes Kefauver held a large lead over opponents, with Douglas and Stevenson polling smaller totals as unwilling candidates.
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Portland
Ore
Dwisht D. Eisenhower
Oregon
Earl Warren
California
Estex Wefaiver
Tennessee
Willian O. Douglas
U. S. Supreme Court
Douglas
Adlai Stevenson
Flyeis
Gen
Doliglas Mac-Arthur
Sen
Wayne Ll. Morse
Frarold Be. Stassen
Akon
Willicant &, Schneider
St. Louis
MacArthur
Morse
Price Controls Lifted on Raw Cotton and Textiles
Washington May 14 price stabilization officials announced suspension of price controls on raw cotton and many textiles including wool cotton and synthetic fiber products. Elis Arnall said the order was shown this morning and details were to be announced later today. The official said the order sets 43.39 cents a pound as the price point for restoring control.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
Elis Arnall
Todas
Broiler Growers Face Dangerous Business Slump
Maryland broiler growers face a severe downturn from rising costs and low prices. A University of Maryland survey cites losses up to 200 dollars per two birds as feed and production costs eclipse market returns. Delmarva, once a leading producer, now accounts for a smaller share amid regional competition.
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Cotlese Park
Maryland
University of Maryland
Universities Department of Marketing
Harold D. Smith
Hastery Shore
Smit
Delmarva Peninsula
Georeta
Sikanmeas
Omar
Breiler
Milking Machine Ad By Martin Fered & Implements
An ad promotes a Surge milking machine from Martin Fered and Implements. It highlights a durable, efficient unit suitable for dairy use and emphasizes trusted local supplier service and availability.
Minister Denied Passport to Japan
The State Department denied a passport to Rev. De J. Henry Carpenter a clergyman planning a trip to Japan to meet church leaders and youth groups. Washington confirmed the action saying the trip would not be in the United States best interests. Dr. Carpenter is executive secretary of the Brooklyn Division of the Protestant Council of NYC and secretary of the Urban Church Department of the National Council of Churches.
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New York
State Department
de J. Dlenry Carpenter
Japan
Washington
United States
Carpenter
Brooklyn
Protestant Council of the City of
New York and Secretary of the Department of the Urban Church of the
National Council of the Churches of Christ In the USA
Douglas Blames Public Spending For Inflation
Former Ambassador Lewis W. Douglas says inflated prices stem from unwise World War I financing and government spending. He spoke at the opening session of the American Assembly, addressing inflation causes and urging prudent fiscal policy.
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Harriman
N.Y
United States
Lewis W. Douglas
Washington
Liquor Store Clerk Died Millionaire Friend Al
Baltimore reports reveal Al the millionaire who died last week while employed as a five dollar weekly clerk at a liquor store will be buried Tuesday at Baltimore National Cemetery. Uncertainty remains about the fate of George Albert Messler and 1,463,000 dollars in American Home Products Co stock. A Worcester sister, Mrs Alma Botsneau, says attorneys will pursue inquiries.
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Baltimore
Baltimore National Cemetery
George Albert Messler
American Home Products Co
New York
Alma G. Botsneau
Worcester
Mass
Fortune Missing as Family Refuses Share After 1927 Absence
The line hints at a dispute over an heir's fortune with a remark about not seeing her brother since 1927, suggesting a possible inheritance or family settlement issue unresolved for decades.
Special Coronation Beer From Hailish Brewers
A London firm announces a coronation beer to celebrate the crowning of the new Queen in June 1953. The brew will be stronger and over three times the price of ordinary beer at five shillings per pint and released to the public a week before the event.
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London
Hailish
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Paul A. Hever
Chicago
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