No Shortage of Cattle in Beef Price Fight
A Fort Worth Texas report explores how beef price controls affect calf raising costs. Cattlemen, buyers, feeders, and slaughterers weigh future production as census shows more cattle on farms and in feeder lots. Government rollback plans aim to curb costs, but passage hinges on congressional action and potential price adjustments.
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U S Increases July Cattle Kill Quota
Washington reports a slated rise in the July cattle kill quota amid government action. Officials note adjustments reflect market needs and are based on preliminary agriculture data.
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Water Supply Law in South Louisiana
Fragmentary report details a water supply law affecting South Louisiana parishes including St Charles and Acadia. The piece notes Theodore or real water supply routes and crossed rates and taps one gallon of nation water supply context.
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Sherman Calls Pacific Naval Forces Adequate
In Korea Admiral Sherman said the Pacific naval forces are adequately equipped for the likely situation though he warned circumstances could arise requiring reinforcements. He noted morale on the front and discussed future inspections and possible force adjustments.
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Brother’s call saves life of man found near death
Detroit detectives break down Clifford Schrum’s door and rescue a 52 year old man in Michig an apartment after a brother’s phone call alerted authorities. The man was emaciated with severe malnutrition and weighed about 159 pounds, down from a prior weight of over 200. He shares a tale of illness and fear as investigators piece together the fragile state of his health.
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UN Ready for Attack in Korea as Reds Bolster Buildups
UN officers say ground forces can meet any Chinese push while Maoist forces shift men and materiel to key corridors near Seoul. The Chinese expect a second week July strike, with new air and naval attention reported as tensions rise along the triangle front.
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Beer License Renewals Due in July Notice
Local authorities remind license holders that beer licenses must be renewed by July 22. The notice references new rules and outlines steps for licensees, including where to file and whom to contact for details.
Parochial School Plan Strikes a Community Divide
The Pierz district faces a heated clash over building a parochial high school as Catholic and public school factions mobilize. Church leaders defend the plan citing spiritual training and cost benefits, while opponents argue it imposes tax burdens and questions of church influence.
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Living Cost Index Rises Entitling Rail Workers to Pay Hike
Washington reports the government cost of living index climbing to a new high. The May 10 reading triggers a one cent hourly wage increase for about 200,000 rail workers under contract, based on escalator clauses. The Bureau of Labor Statistics notes 1845 1846 readings on old and new indexes, reflecting shifted buying habits and lingering old index calculations.
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Showdown on Oil Dispute Nears Breakup in Iran
In Abadan and Tehran the Anglo Iranian Oil Co moves staff to airlifts out of Iran as crude pumping in the southern fields halts after a decision by Anglo Iranian Oil Co to withdraw tankers. British Ambassador Sir Francis Shepherd spoke as the standoff deepens between Britain and Iran over oil.
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U S Won’t Intervene in Iran Says Acheson
Secretary of State Acheson told the House Foreign Affairs Committee there is no thought of United States intervention in Iran. He cautioned the crisis’s gravity and the need for a proper solution and noted no plan for action in Korea without congressional authorization.
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Evacuation rumors halt oil field production
Reports claim all Britons may be evacuated from oil fields near Aghajan, 100 miles northeast of Abidin, site of the world’s largest refinery, as production stops due to lack of loading at Bandar Mashur port. Ambassador Shepherd cites African refinery concerns. Continued on page 9.
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West wary of Moscow cease fire plan in Korea
United Nations reports show Moscow proposing a Korean cease fire with a withdrawal of foreign troops from the 38th parallel. US diplomat Kirk met Andre Gromyko in Moscow and reported pessimistic views back home. Acheson endorsed phased withdrawal after an armistice, while Moscow’s label of Chinese forces as volunteers complicates negotiations. The UN secretary general remained hopeful amid cautious Russian reactions.
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Luciano named king pin of U S drug traffic by agent
Federal narcotics agent told the crime committee Charles Tucano, known as Lucky, is the king pin of the drug traffic in the United States. He said Tucano operates from Italy, with profits routed through international messengers. The witness described cooperation between Italian police and U S authorities and cited funds sent to Luciino since deportation.
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Lucky) Tucano
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Band Concert Tonight at the Bindshell
The weekly municipal band concert directed by G C Sperati will be at 8 this evening at the Bindshell, featuring pieces such as American Patrol, Semper Fidelis, Gypsy Carnival, If You Were the Only Girl, and The Star Spangled Banner, with a medley including several marches and waltzes.
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Could Lady Godiva Put Skids on U.S. Taxes
A satirical tale cites Lady Godiva as a symbol of tax reform as a bill reaches 8.2 billion dollars. The piece frames public demand for lower taxes and echoes a fantasy scenario where Godiva’s naked ride would influence Washington.
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Charges U S Agents Use Klan Tactics
Rep Tackett claims federal agents using Ku Klux Klan tactics terrorize citizens to enforce installment credit rules. He asserts government operatives target private homes seeking information on down payments for appliances. A Federal Reserve Board spokesman denied the charges and any such trading of homes.
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Senate to Vote on Controls as Extension Looms
The Senate begins voting on a bill to extend price wage rent and credit controls before the Defense Production Act authority expires Saturday. House leaders doubt passage this week and favor a 30 day extension while a detailed measure is crafted. Senate debate tightens with capped proceedings on amendments.
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