Truman presseds plans for economy and foreign aid
Washington reports Congress demands economy and no new taxes in reaction to President Truman's State of the Union. He urged bigger armed forces and expanded foreign aid while lawmakers seek to curb domestic social programs and foreign funding. Churchill watched as Taft and Dirksen criticized the address as political theater.
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Congress
Truman
State of the Union
Britain
Winston Churchill
Mrrryman
Europe
Asia
U. S
Barkley
Edwin C. Johnson
D-Cole
Speec
Sales Directory Past 10 Am Mrs C E 13 10 Pm
Brief listing notes a sales directory entry with times past 10 am and 10 pm, naming Mrs C E and Carlton near White, featuring farm machinery as the item.
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C. E
Carlton
White
Marine Training Tough at Bridgeport
Marines endure harsh hand to hand drills at Bridgeport California on snow bound mountains near Korea. Trainees from Camp Pendleton face sub zero conditions with 50 to 60 men per group and guerrilla ski raids. Over 800 trainees pass weekly with 10 000 trained since September and 20 000 more due before May camp closure. Brig Gen Robert Bare commands the base 70 miles north of Bishop at 6800 feet.
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Camp Pendleton
Manufacturers Not Disturbed By Curtailment of Appliances
Chicago report notes the 1952 Winter Home Furnishings Market shows appliance makers unshaken by a 10 percent production cut starting April 1. Despite lower demand and material limits, inventories remain above normal. many see limited risk of consumer shortages as firms shift to other fabricators and alternate metals while still expanding newer items like dishwashers and garbage disposal units.
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Chicago
Washington
Concensug
Senate
House Preparedness Committee
Manly Fleischmann
Fleischmann
500 Miners Idle in Virginia Protest
About 500 southwest Virginia coal miners remained idle today in a protest against local policies of their United Mine Workers Union.
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Norton
Southwest
Virginia
United Mine Workers Union
Truman's Fair Deal Eclipsed by Defense Drive in 1951
James Marlow notes in Washington that President Truman’s fair deal faces likely death this year as Congress prioritizes foreign policy and defense. He argues civil rights and social legislation will struggle amid an election year, prosperity, and southern Democratic resistance.
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Trumans Langage
Truman
Congress
Roosevelt
Europe
Mr. Roosevelt
Republicana
Fresh Cold Blast Grips Central United States
A Canadian air mass pushes southward lowering temperatures to sub zero in northern states. Readings drop to -11 at Alexandria Minnesota and Jamestown North Dakota, -10 at Aberdeen South Dakota, -9 in Houston Maine. Snow falls across Great Lakes and precip spreads from Pacific Northwest to northern Rockies and into the central plains.
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Associated Press
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Gulf States
Alabama
Dakotas
Minnesota
Canada
Alexandria
Minn
Jamestown
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Aberdeen
S. D
Houston
Mississippi
Ohio
Central Plains States
Rockies
Great Lakes
Pacific Northwest
Middle Atlantic
East Gulf States
Debates Over Speeding Tax Fraud Prosecutions
Treasury pushes field offices sending tax fraud cases directly to the attorney general or US attorney to quicken action. Justice Department opposes bypassing Washington reviews citing taxpayer protection. Snyder and McGrath discussed the issue at the White House as President Truman might settle the question.
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Washington
Treasury
Justice Departments
Justice Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
U. S Attorney
McGrath
White House
Truman
No Charge Filed Against Bandleader Ina Ray Hutton
A coroner's jury in Los Angeles found Ina Ray Hutton probably criminally responsible for a traffic death but four jurors disagreed and no charges were filed. Betty Blackman, 24, died in a Jan. 1 collision after Hutton reportedly passed a sobriety test. Skid marks from her car measured 97 feet.
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Los Angeles
Ina Ray Hutton
Betty Blackman
Henry Nieciewski
Miss Hutton
Controlled TV Grid Program Is Recommended by NCAA
The NCAA Television Committee proposes a middle course for 1952 football TV involving strict control. No member may arrange telecasts outside the approved plan. action will be taken at the next meeting amid debate with Penn and Notre Dame opposing unrestricted live TV. The goals include reducing game attendance impact, broadening TV reach, and serving the public within these limits.
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Cincinnati
National Collegiate Athletic Associations
NCAA
University of Pennsylvania
Notre Dame
Pennsylvania
Anti-Inflation Law Sparks Republican Split
President Truman urged a stronger anti inflation law while Republicans defended the existing framework. Senator Mody of Michigan called the current measure entirely inadequate, yet GOP bankers said no major changes are needed.
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Truman
Ives
Washington
Mody
D-Mich
Moody
State of the Union
Congress
Senate Banking Committee
Courageous Tug Tow Snapped Towline Keeps Striving
After drifting days with a hull crack and an SOS on December 28, the cargo ship and its bold skipper fought offshore. Tug Turmoil towed them near shore but a 750 yard line snapped in heavy seas, while Carlson and Dancy clung to hope behind the ship’s funnel amid wind and spray.
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England
Carlson
Dancy
Enterprise
First National Bank Names Two New Directors
Two new directors C C Punkhouser and David R Donovan were elected at the Berryville bank annual meeting to fill vacancies from a deceased director and a resignation. Majority stock was represented in person or by proxy. Ralph M Ware reported strong earnings and a ten percent dividend. Existing directors were re elected and officers reorganized for 1952.
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C. C. Punkhouser
David R. Donovan
First National Bank of
Berryville
Arthur Buckley
William D. Burtner
Funkhouser
Clarke County
White Post
Donovan
Battletown Transfer Co
C. H. Iden
Ralph M. Ware
Oscar Ramsburg
Leona K. Kackley
Funkhouser and
J. Edward Thoma
A B. Hummer
H. N. Ritter
Leonard H. Bell
Edward McC Williams
Richard B. Smith, Jr
Ralph M
Colleen M. Jenkins
Mary 8. Longerbeam
Virginia to Maintain Bus Service if Transit Strike Occurs
Richmond reports state agency workers will run bus service in three Virginia cities if Union Transit Workers strike and refuse to work under state operation of the utilities.
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Richmond
Virginia
Governor Orders Seizure of Transit Companies
Governor Battle yesterday ordered the seizure and operation of the Virginia Transit Company in Richmond and Norfolk and the Portsmouth Transit Company in Portsmouth if union bus drivers and maintenance men carry out a scheduled strike at midnight January 23.
Japan Police Reserve Praised as Better Trained Than Prewar Army
Minister of State Takeo Ohashi said the Japan national police reserve is more trained and disciplined than the Imperial army before the war, asserting improvements in modern policing standards.
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Tokyo
Takeo Ohasi
Japan
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