Housewives Feel Living Costs Rise Across Nation
Rising bread, butter, egg, and milk prices hit housewives nationwide. Officials say costs are near record highs as wholesale bread climbs about 8 to 10 percent, boosting retail loaf prices to about 30 cents. Wheat and flour costs surge due to a smaller crop and winter damage, while sugar and other staples rise. The trend reflects broader inflation pressures across food and fuel sectors.
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Sal Tenik
Lahor
Bakers
Spakesmert
Mau
Witter
AIAT
Continental Baking
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Fuchs Baking Co
Miami
Creasers Phich
Florida
Kansas City
Plane and mouse collide in air over West Germany
A United States Air Force unit reports a Searren plane at about 1000 feet over West Germany collided with a mouse. The incident occurred in the airspace while on a routine patrol. No injuries or further damage reported.
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West Germany
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Carter
Pearses
Anderson Callisian
Dodd
Ald Senate Command
Rabrvt W
346Th ‘Troopsion
Doddalle James P
Rhein Main’ Air Base
Warren Woods
Justson
Gwidair
Byrd
Anderson
Dodd Accuser Session Turns Civil Debates Public
In a closed deposition session Senator Dodd faced his accuser amid legal maneuvering as the Senate Ethics Committee prepares further depositions. A Miami police report later details a 13 year old’s self harm amid questions about campaign finances and assets. Fire destruction in Maine claims millions of acres of timberland, impacting regional industry.
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Wallington
UPI
Senat
Momus J. Don D-Conn
Sonata
Anderson
Lamerroy
Drew Pearson
Senate
Pweld Cedar
Wok
SAAMI
Okla
Polici
Ifiami Hospital
Dodd
Connecticut
Gerald Katcher
Miami
Faders
Bangor
Side Dodd
New York
Maine
New Brunswick
Arrest Made In New York Sniper Death
A 17 year old, Ernest Gallashaw, was arrested in connection with a sniper slaying in East New York. The death of Eric Junus triggered a riot-linked case as police described the incident amid ongoing investigations.
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New York
York
Youtoms
Brooklyn
Labor Department
Dawn
East New York
Riat
Ernest Gallashaw
Federtl
Eric Junus
Drsor
Ders
John
Borhood
Gallashaw
Ball State Seeks Support to Boost Indiana Doctor Shortage
Ball State University proposes a 5 percent raise for a val to back up its plan to help Indiana address a doctor shortage. President Alexander M. Bracken says the initiative meets medical profession standards and would aid in supplying physicians. The bid accompanies a detailed Ball State Eastern Indiana Medical Center Project Committee plan and notes fewer than 200 graduates stay in state annually.
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E. Ind
Ball State University
Étate Medical
Ball State Univer
Citzens
Indiana
Alexander M. Bracken
Bail State Board of Trustees
Department of Halts
Ball State
Eastern Ticiana Medical Center
Bracken
Church Class Meeting and Picnic at Falls Park
Shirley's Live Wire Class of the Shirley Methodist Church hosted a picnic supper at Falls Park with Mr and Mrs Maud Davis as hosts. After the supper a business meeting planned a smorgasbord for Saturday August 37 at the Shirley shelter house. Fifteen members and two guests the Rev and Mrs Paw Trumbauer attended. Shirley firemen extinguished a combine blaze on the George Perry Farm injuring 16 acres of wheat. a barn fire northeast of Eden destroyed the barn during a severe electrical storm. Mrs Sarah Baker of Shirley was admitted to Hancock Memorial Hospital in the Estell ambulance.
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Potwis
Ombine
Fred Manifold
Eden
Pendleton
Fortville
Greenfield
Sarah Baker
Shirley
Hancock Memorial Hospital
Estell
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