Cudahy Packing Posts 1952 Losses Amid Labor Strife
Cudahy Packing Co reports a 1952 net loss of 7 059 206 with most blame on extended strikes at six plants. First half losses 5 143 656, St Paul plant closed about five weeks over labor disputes with CIO United Packinghouse Workers. Los Angeles plant write down and closure cited, with San Diego Fresno and Phoenix plants to serve LA territory.
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Neb
Cudahy Packing Co
Cudahy
St. Paul
CIO United Packinghouse Workers of America
Los Angeles
Office of Price Stabilization
Packer
San Diego
Fresno
Calif
Phoenix, Ariz
U S Price Support Loans Top $2 Billion
The Agriculture Department reports price support loans totaling 2.1 billion dollars issued to farmers over several years with an expected loss of about 100 thousand dollars. It cites 863 shortages cases involving mortgaged commodities and notes larger anticipated losses on government grains in private warehouses with some warehouse operators convicted of fraud.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Memorial Rites for 86 Killed in Crash
Memorial services were scheduled in Protestant and Catholic chapels at Lawson Air Force Base for 86 servicemen killed in a C124 Globemaster crash after a 35 man board concluded a marathon session. Investigators headed by Brig. Gen. Richard B. O Keefe will forward findings to the Pentagon. Aboard were 104 passengers home for Christmas leave and 12 crewmen. only 55 bodies identified so far. Survivors remained in military hospitals nationwide, including M Sgt Wendell L Burton of Temple Oklahoma, the sole crew survivor paralyzed and unable to answer questions.
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Wash
Lawson Air Force Base
Richard B. O‘keefe
Norton Air Force Base
Calif
Pentagon
Larson Field
Brooke, Army Hospital
San Antonio
Tex
Wendell L. Burton
Temple
Okla
Burton
Harmony Test for Eisenhower Taft on Europe Aid
Sen. Monroney predicts a quick test of harmony between President-elect Eisenhower and Sen. Taft on U S aid to Europe. He says Europeans favor shifting from direct dole to self help through trade with the United States, risking a tariff clash with Taft. He agrees with Sawyer’s recommendation to end most outright grants of economic aid to Europe.
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Washington
Sen. Monroney
Ohio
Eisenhower
Sen
Taft
U. S
Europe
Monroney
Secretary of Commerce
Sawyer
Far East GIs to Be in Ike's Parade
Seventy U S combat troops are assembling at Camp Drake near Tokyo for a trip to Washington to march in Dwight Eisenhower's inaugural parade on January 20. They will carry their regiment colors, headquarters flag, and the U S Eighth Army banner in the ceremonies.
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Far East
Tokyo
U. S
Camp Drake
Washington
Gunmen Hold Up American Airlines Office at LaGuardia
Two gunmen entered an American Airlines office at LaGuardia Field in daylight yesterday and held up five employees, escaping with 3500 dollars.
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New York
American Airlines
LaGuardia Field
Immigration Act Becomes Law Tonight
The McCarran Walter General Immigration Act becomes law at 12:01 a.m. EST tomorrow after passage over President Truman's veto. The act preserves the national origins quota system but removes racial barriers to entry and naturalization for most, though some countries retain small quotas.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
Eisenhower
United States
McGranery
U. S
Great Britain
Ireland
Germany
Europe
Sen. McCarran
D-New
War Criminals Tojo Ashes Reclaimed In Secret Handling
Tokyo based King magazine reports after a six month probe that ashes of Gen Tojo and six other war criminals were partly retrieved from Yokohama Kuboyama Crematorium. Some ashes were buried unmarked in Yokohama and later reburied in Nagano after independence. The account includes details of crematorium personnel, Allied guards, and a possible sea disposal, with gaps in documentation and memorial plans in Japan.
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Tokyo
Hideki Tojo
King
Yokohama
Tojo
Pacific
Kuboyama
Nagano
Japan
Tobita
U. S
Asahi
DiSalle Seeks New WSB Members After Boycott
DiSalle urges industry to end its boycott of the Wage Stabilization Board as seven industry members quit over Truman's coal wage case. He says he asked the Chamber of Commerce and the National Association of Manufacturers to nominate replacements and believes industry will return.
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Washington
Michael V. DiSalle
Wage Stabilization Board
Truman
DiSalle
MBS
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
National Association of Manufacturers
Notice for pastors on church notices due noon Wednesday
The office requests church notices for Sunday December 28 be submitted by noon next Wednesday due to the Christmas holiday.
Temperatures Rise in Seoul Amid Border Front Tensions
Broken clouds over the region as North Korea faced a mild day with no precipitation. Temperatures climbed to about 40 degrees before noon.
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Seoul
North Korea
Battlefront
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