Truman to Explain Use of Credit Curbs Tonight
The article reports President Truman to outline planned limits on consumer credit, detailing agency roles and immediate effects. It notes the Federal Reserve Board’s timeline and specific down payment and term requirements for autos, appliances, furniture, and home improvements, with exemptions for certain small purchases.
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Truman
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Reserve Board
Federal Housing Administration
R. M. Evans
Rey Porters
Eluding enemies amid intense river battle defense tale
U S Lieutenant recalls perilous retreat toward the Naktong after air battles and shelling. Soldiers describe rescuing wounded, foraging for ammo, and dodging mortars and machine gun fire while crossing a river and braving entrenched enemy fire.
Johnson Pressure Grows on Johnson and Acheson
The Corps League adopted a resolution calling for Johnson’s removal amid White House concerns over clashes with Secretary of State Acheson. President Truman defends Johnson but hints he may exit earlier than expected. Congress debates the implications as Republicans decry Acheson’s policies and possible cabinet shakeups remain under discussion.
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Corps League
Johnson
Truman
White House
Acheson
Defense Department
Serne
Jong Johnson
Congress
Marine Corps League
Dintisgal
Wherry
Next
SOP
Noor Jeader
Son
Persee
Tita
Uty
Ote
Through Rice Paddies to Safety by Allied Troops
An infantryman recalls fighting in rice paddies where he struggled to distinguish friend from foe. As confusion rose, a U S engineer crew guided a tense evacuation, delivering him and others to safety while some comrades found their own path out.
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Vli Dart
Heo
Meyer
Torgether
Blaze at Mt Vernon apartment ignites trash bunker
Fire confined to a Mt Vernon apartment basement cache of garb and trash near the elevator shaft. Smoke streamed through the building as flames heated the area. telephones failed and tenants reported the blaze after 3 a.m. Firemen quelled the flames within 30 minutes, with damage limited by containment. A bird cage carried by a smoke-escaped man drew spectator attention amid the smoky scene.
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Owever
Fie
Red Losses At 27,000 Mark
Red losses were reported as mounting toward the 27,000 mark after renewed pressure around Taegu Taesu and Yonsehon in the western front. North Korean radio claimed Yonsehon for two days as UN forces reinforced lines to blunt a new Communist thrust. Frontline troopers, including First Cavalry and 2nd Division units, repelled several Red probing attacks along the Khumbhwa and river bend areas west of Taegu.
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Yonsehon
Taesu
Yongehon
Taecu
Tae
Taegt
Khumbhwa
Tare
Officials Released After Md. Doves Shooting Hearing
A. Garton Fleer, chairman of the Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission, and Lester N. L. Tawner, tender of the Natural Resources Board, were released on personal bond after a hearing on charges of shooting mourning doves over a baited area.
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Upper Marbhore
A. Garton Fleer
Te Maryland Game and Inland Fish Comission
Lester NL Tawner
Nateural Resources
Hencocs Legion Plans To Build Property Transfers In Town
A sequence of property transfers and legatees appears as buyers and sellers such as Luther Guy Gain and wife to Gordon W. Crawford and wife on Preston Fountain Head parcel. Various deeds list Johns Benner Seaman Mary Harvey and others conveying dwellings and lots along streets like Devonshire Road Main Street Hamilton Boulevard and Lincoln Avenue with implied transfers to multiple spouses and heirs across Wilson and Hancock districts. Several commissions note trustees of Nicodemus National Bank and Webster TR Harrison Post 26 of American Legion as holders of title for grouped parcels.
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Luther Guy Gain
Cearfoss
Mike
Thomas , Purcell, Jr
Gordon W. Crawford
Inling
Preston “Din Fountain Head
John S. Jones
Max Rickard
South Mulerry
Baltimore
East Antietam
Richard R. Werst
Ailsie May Powell
Dorothea Powel Stefen
Devonshire Road
John W. Johnson
E. Earl Whitmore
Funkstown-Beaver Creek
Nicodemus National Bank
John Benner Seaman
Summit and Garlinger
Mary DD. Harvey
William D Mitchell
Selviow Avenue
Mary J. Shafer
Foster B. Kephart
Main Street
Roonkboro
John A. Forbes, Jr
Simon Thomas Mutroney
Hamilton Boulevard
Dr. W. Tesher
Hugh &. Middlekauff
Potomac
Manila Avenues
Robert G. Goelman
Yohn F. Rentz
Lincoln Avenue
Samuel W. Sowers
Lloyd N. Forsythe
Indenendenre School Road
Wilson
Edward F. Ritner
Charles W. Tiff
Decker Avenue
Berkley
Michael
Jol W. Lackahauch
Cleveland Ave
Washington Street
Edwin R. Moats
Webster TR
Harrison Post
American Legion
Twancock
Richard F. Dewh
John E. Minnich
Williamsport Pike
Emory C. McGorrick
Clinton L. Spencer
Trapped Miners Rescued After Long Waiting Period
Salvage efforts continued as 118 miners remained trapped after a mine collapse 39 miles south of Glasgow. Rescue chief William Reid warned of possible delays due to gas clearing or adverse barometric conditions. Gas masks were not issued to survivors.
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Salvatrion Army
Glasgow
William Reid
National Coal Board
Reid
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