Vishinsky Demands for Peace Seal UN Role and Korea War Update
Vishinsky outlines five conditions for peace including UN admission for Chinese Communists and veto limits while weather hampers allied advances in Korea. He cites UN credibility and warns without acceptance peace cannot be reached. Soviet claims of Japanese troops in Korea and a China Russia pact shape new war fears.
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World War II Era Defense Shifts Prompt Moves and Reforms
The report notes the relocation of the U S air defense headquarters from New York to Colorado Springs to widen the defense net and prepare for potential Soviet aggression. It highlights a shift in strategic focus to the Northwest gateway and warns of submarine missiles near Mitchell Field.
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Wholesale Price Jump Ends Peak Market Slump
Wholesale index climbs to an all time high in mid November with a 3.8 percent weekly rise and 8.7 percent above June 20. Most commodities excluding farm products and foods reach new peaks, hogs fall while steers rise to record levels. Break scrap prices gain 0.5 a ton and tin and rubber react to war news amid volatile markets.
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Bureau of Labor Statistica
Truman asserts fair deal will continue into 82nd Congress
President Truman, defying GOP claims the November election ended his agenda, says he will push the full program as long as he is president and will present it to the 82nd Congress in January. He downplays Republican gains as typical in a nonpresidential year and cites local factors for many views.
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G.O.P
Congress
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Korea
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Taft
Profits Tax Battle Signals Polarized Congress
The fight over President Truman's four billion excess profits tax intensifies as supporters and critics clash. The plan would levy 76 percent on excess corporate profits using 1946 to 1949 as a yardstick, with action unlikely this year and the 1952 election looming. The U S Chamber calls it un American and Republicans seek alternatives while Democrats warn it would hurt small business.
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Minute Men Rally For Immediate Action Defense Plan
Defense officials unveil a plan to mobilize millions of civilian minute men ready for instant action as regular forces prepare to reach a projected three million soldiers. Military leaders question whether a three million strength suffices for defense needs.
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Defense Department
Doll House Pattern For Young Homemaker Ad
A small ad describes a doll house and furniture for children with shelves for tidying. It promotes common household tools and decorating supplies with prices and a pattern number. Located in New York, it mentions pattern 273 and items priced at 27 cents and 25 cents.
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Bedford Wily
New York
Embroidered Fruit Motifs Brighten Towels and Cloths
Fun fish drying becomes playful with towels gayly embroidered in cross stitch fruit motifs. Lovely colors and simple stitches speed small projects for dinette cloths and curtains.
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