AFL Breaks With Farm Agencies Stir Europe Report
The AFL cuts ties with the Farm Bureau Federation and the Grange citing policy alignment with big business. Eisenhower warns Western Europe’s growing strength. a Senate subcommittee reports on Europe and US defense plans. Kaesong armistice talks prompt red build up as floods ease in Kansas City.
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AFL
Gen. Eisenhower
Europe
American Federation of Labor
Ss. Farm Burseu Federation
National Grange
Montreal
Canada
T.om
American Farm Bureau Federation
Grenge
U.S. Caamser of Commerce
Shen
Western Europe
Senate
Dwigst Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Free World
Western
Spain
Yugoslavia
U.S
Washington
France
Soviet Union
Kaesong
Aorea
Tey
North Korea
Price law violations anchor $10 million in 50 cases
Government probes 50 major price ceiling cases with potential $10 million restitution to the government and consumers. Director Morgan notes some cases involve large firms and one may have international implications with about $5 million in illicit profits. Restitution flows to customers or the U S treasury, as settlements.
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Edward P. Morgan
Volves
United States Treasury
Price Stabilization Agency
Andes
Chile
Quintay
Chemistry's Impact on Small Town Life Through Chemistry
Dr. N Howell Furman president of the American Chemical Society outlines how chemical science and engineers touch daily life from water fluoridation to house and garden products. The society's 75th anniversary events call for national and local observances during National Chemistry Week.
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N. Howell Furman
American Chemical Society
Furman
Society
New York
Dr. Furman
Rochester
N.Y
Newburgh
Kingston
Maysville
Kentucky
West Branch
Iowa
Herbert Hoover
Princeton University
America
U.S. Korea Casualty Total Reaches 80430
The defense department reports 80430 U S casualties in Korea including 13433 deaths 54857 wounded 10833 missing 159 prisoners and 1348 recovered. Breakdown shows Army 65727 Navy 932 Air Force 705 Marines 12065.
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U. S
Korea
Defense Department
Air Force
Watch Inspection Time Aids Timepiece Care
The article promotes National Watch Inspection Time September 6 to 15 urging owners to visit local jewelers for periodic checkups. It lists do's and don'ts such as using genuine parts, winding once daily off the wrist, avoiding extreme conditions, and not attempting self repairs. It stresses regular cleaning and proper lubrication to prevent wear and stoppage.
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Jewelers of
America
A Local Jeweler Guides Your Watch Purchase
This piece urges consulting the hometown jeweler when buying a fine watch. It highlights a jeweler’s expertise from selling and servicing timepieces for generations and his role in advising on style, budget, and long term reliability.
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Main Street
Anna Resesberg
Assistent Defense Secretory
Gen. Eisenhawer
SHAPE
Paris
Rosenberg
Maxbower
Département of Agriculture
Mid-West Woods
San Francisco
Japan
United States
Kansas City
Missouri
Ike and
Newport Hitter
Calif
Tom Frost
Stern
Czechoslovakia
Vladimir Prochazka
Czech National Council of America
William Oztis
Beran
Prochazka
White House
State Department
Doris Hansen
Hackensack
N.J
Raymond Donnelly, Jr
Ida Donnelly
Emmanuel Shinwell
Grimdon Park
Durham
Shinwell
Star
Shirley Yamaguchi
la Guardia Field
Hipolsto Paz
S.S. Rio
Dr. N. Howell Furman
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