Defend Export Program With Data
Washington reports the Agriculture Department will defend its export program with figures showing a return to peacetime buying. Hearings begin Wednesday before a Senate Agriculture subcommittee on cotton exports. Senator Holland seeks reasons for falling farm exports and renewed demand for U.S. products. Louisville railroad gifts bells to churches as industrial exports rise.
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Chang’s Government Battles Inflation Amid Claims of Conquest
The Chinese Nationalist government fights sparring inflation with repeated announcements that the Communists aim to conquer the country. The black market dollar, once worth 637 cents, has fallen to 2.77 cents in three weeks. In Montville Connecticut, firefighters battling a house blaze were forced to improvise after a freight train cut their water line, and the house burned to the ground.
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Biblical name hidden in river echo puzzle
On Ahakan River WA decorative portal iJap clue set lists 44 items including particles, elements Ce and Er, pronouns, verbs, and abbreviations. Solving yields a biblical name and related crossword style answers across clues such as veins of language, chemistry symbols, and common terms.
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Atomic test marks George Washington birthday with silent blast
The Atomic Energy Commission detonated a whispering atomic device at Yucca Flat, producing a 10 mile light show with little thunder. Observers in Las Vegas and California saw a brief fireball and a minor shock, while the test remained officially undisclosed.
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Youth Given Three Years On Check Charge
James Hezel 27 of San Marco California pleaded guilty in a Wisconsin circuit court to a bad check charge and received a sentence of one to three years in the Green Bay Reformatory. Hezel admitted passing about 199 bad checks in 14 western states over the past 18 months.
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Eisenhower Proclaims May 21 Armed Forces Day
President Eisenhower proclaimed May 21 as Armed Forces Day and urged the public to honor service members in a nationwide tribute. The notice appears in the Toy Sun Classified Ads section with dial 8802.
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