Farm Vote Shapes Wheat Quotas in 1955 Referendum
The June 25 1955 national wheat market quota referendum under the Department of Agriculture could swing the 1956 farm vote. About 450000 eligible farmers are expected to vote in 46 states with two thirds needed for quotas.
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Washington
NEA
United States
Department of Agriculture
$112,000 award to wrongfully imprisoned man Hoffner
A New York judge ordered $112,000 to Louis Hoffner after his murder conviction was set aside. Prosecutors hid exculpatory line-up notes, sparking a critique of prosecutorial conduct. The ruling highlights the duty to protect the innocent and the justice system's integrity.
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New York City
Louis Hoffner
New York
U.S
Hoffner
Hoffer
Homer Cummings
New
Franklin Roosevelt
Civil defense tests spark mixed reactions nationwide
Mixed views praised cooperation but mocked the presidential rush to a hide-out. Officials warn the theoretical attack scenario would devastate 61 cities, killing five million, injuring five million, and leaving ten million homeless, underscoring the grim limits of civil defense in war.
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U.S
Reuther presses auto rivals to unionize bargaining
Walter Reuther pressed Ford and GM to switch to industrywide bargaining to curb his leverage. Ford agreed leading GM to face pressure and both firms backed guaranteed layoff pay of up to 26 weeks to supplement unemployment benefits. Reuther praised the strategy while GM signaled possible resistance.
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James Marlow
Washington
Walter Reuther
Reuther
Henry Ford II
General Motors
Ford
CIO Auto Workers
Chevrolet
Somo
Harry W. Anderson
Anderson
Walter
Dr Cranes view on space ship fears and ethical progress
Dr George W Crane argues against fear of space ships and flying saucers. He cites Bethlehem Story and Christian origins as ethical progress, noting that colleges and science arose from moral advancement. He claims planets may resemble Earth and welcomes peaceful contact if met with kindness.
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Earth
Harold J
Bethlehem
China
India
Africa
Insects and their fight against disease
Dr. Jordan discusses the ongoing battle against harmful insects like mosquitoes and the role of chemicals such as DDT in disease prevention. He notes the Mosquito bite reactions, attempts at resistance, and highlights the deadly black widow spider as a rare but serious threat in certain regions.
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Bowen BP
Jordan
Paris Green
Americas
Red Airmen Flee Country to Seek Asylum in South Korea
Two North Korean pilots fled Seoul Airport in a Yak fighter and surrendered to South Korean forces. Capt. Lee Un Yong, 24, and Lt. Lee Eun-24 trained in Russia and China respectively, mark the first NK fliers to defect since 1952. The Yak, a single engine prop fighter now used as trainer, recalls wartime support.
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Seoul
ROK Air Force
Lee UN Yong
Kiev
Lee Eun
Red China
Noh Kum
Kimpo Airfield
United States
Allerdice Payroll Theft Ties to Bristow Roomer
In New Orleans a bank messenger Hugh Allerdice is held on suspicion of theft of a payroll. A roomer, Jack Bristow, and Beatrice Allerdice figure in a widening case with police seeking Bristow as a possible material witness. Rourke and Shayne review back files for a lead as the story unfolds.
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Axiv
Michael Shayne
Hugh Allerdice
Miami
Bristow
Allerdice
Rourke
Shayne
Beatrice Alledice
New Orleans
City Trust Company
Atlas Construction Company
Mike
Paradise
Allerdices
Jack Bristow
Beatrice Allerdice
Allerdice Menage
Alledrice
The Public Forum Poem Recounts an Abandoned Home
A nostalgic poem by Ella F. Vernon from Columbus dated June 20 laments a worn old home. The speaker recalls joyful days, now aged and silent, with a fire long cold, rotted steps, weeds around the run down garden, and elders buried beneath the pine.
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You
Ella F. Vernon
Columbus
Horoscope: Practicality and July to December guidance
Tomorrow brings practical focus and faster daily task completion with outside help in worth while activities. For birthdays in July and August caution is urged to avoid aggressive behavior and overspending while September offers romance and new friendships. November and December favor creative pursuits but demand careful planning in business and clear agreement terms. A July-born child will be sympathetic and highly memory endowed.
Radio Schedule and Programs List for Columbus Huntington and Nearby Areas
A dense listing of radio stations and timed programs across Columbus Huntington Parkersburg and Marietta. It names stations ABC WCUOL WSAZ CBS WBNS WATH WIJEH WCHS WPAR and others with show titles such as News & Commentary The Eddie Fisher Show Roy Rogers The Whistler Dr Six Gun Bing Crosby Prison Story Prison Drama and variety hours from 6:00 to 5:00 with Breakfast Club Khasy Does and Joye Jordan among the items.
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Abc-Wcuol
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
NBU
WLW
Cincinnati
CBS
WBNS
MPS
WHKC
WATH
Athens
WIJEH
Gallipolis
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
Other
WMOA
Marietta
Abe
Ebe
Nbe
Nbe Strange
Mbe
Eddie Fisher
Roy Rogers
the Whistler
Ebs
Jack Gregson
Mbs
Rosemary Serenade
Abe News & Story
Bing Crosby
Cbs News & Common News
Glidersleeve
Abeo
Jane Pickens
Cbe
News & Varieties
All Nets
Khasy
Margaret McBride
Godfrey
Abe TV
Joyce Jordan
Johnny Olsen
Piehnane Mances
Piehnane Mances, Dra: Tom Moore
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X. Saad
Dr. Jordan
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Mr. Hicks
Brett Halliday
Allen P. Welles
Captain Welles
the Public Forum
Ted Malone
Sardi's
Ted Steele
Pauline Frederick
Lopes
Betty Crocker
Martin Block
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Mike and
Buff
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