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September 11, 1952

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M'CARTHY VICTORY TOPS 8 PRIMARIES; G.O.P. Chiefs Decline Comment -- Other Incumbents Score -- Few Trends Discerned M'CARTHY VICTORY TOPS 8 PRIMARIES

By C. P. Trussellspecial To the New York Times

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Long-Cherished Open Grate Faces Demise in Britain's Fuel Shortage; OPEN GRATE FACES DEMISE IN BRITAIN

By Clifton Danielspecial To the New York Times

Brit natl policy com rept on fuel shortage denounces open grate; says room-heaters should be twice as efficient; urges 100% tax on appliances under that standard

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BRITISH SEEK TALKS IN U. S. EARLY IN '53 ON TRADE, FINANCE; Full Re-examination of Policy Is Aim of Parley With New Regime in Washington BUTLER MAPS TWO VISITS London Is Said to Wish Review of World Fund's Functions in Economic Cooperation BRITISH SEEK TALKS WITH U. S. ON TRADE

By Michael L. Hoffmanspecial To the New York Times

GB to seek early '53 conf with new US Adm after Commonwealth Mins Conf; Chancellor Butler plans 2 trips to Washington, 1st to contact IBRD, IMF and US Treas, 2d to rev bases of Western commercial, financial and monetary policy

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RED FORCE STOPPED BY SOUTH KOREANS; 4 Counter-Attacks at Key Hill Smashed by Capitol Division -- Allied Bombers Active RED FORCE STOPPED BY SOUTH KOREANS

By George Barrettspecial To the New York Times

MIGs avoid F-86s after taking beatings, past 6 days

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Notable Births

1952Catherine Bott, English soprano^[†]

Catherine Bott is a British singer and broadcaster.

Historical Context for September 11, 1952

In 1952, the world population was approximately 2,584,086,339 people^[†]