Hudson Nash Firm Moving To Wisconsin
DETROIT May 31 1P It was competition among auto makers that gave birth to Hudson Motor Car Co in 1908 and it was competition that prompted Hudson this week to move its major operations to Wisconsin The big auto firm Dow combined with Nash as America Motors Corp is abandoning Detroit and moving assembly lines to Milwaukee and Kenosha In 1955 model Hudsons will be built in Wisconsin reducing Detroit employment from 8000 to under 4000 Most workers expect to seek new jobs while noting the era change in the auto industry and the need for progress
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Detroit
Hudson Motor Car Co
Hudson
DOW
Nash
America Motors Corp
Wisconsin
Troit
Detroit Auto
Milwaukee
Kenosha
the Free Press
General Motors
Chrysler Corp
Ford
Nash- Kelvinater Corp
American Motors Corp
Chrysler
American Motors
George W. Mason
Mash
Near East Side
Winter Wheat Crop Improves in Santa Fe Report
AMARILLO May 31 UP Continued improvement of the winter wheat crop in the bread basket was seen in the Santa Fe Railroad June crop report based on data through last Tuesday. Kansas Texas and Colorado crops were expected larger than USDA forecasts while Oklahoma and New Mexico could be smaller. Weather favored growth though frost risk, mosaic insects, and green bugs damaged fields in various regions. Texas might reach about 25 million bushels if the Panhandle frost remains manageable. New Mexico faced moisture delays.
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Amarillo
Santa Fe Railroad
Kansas
Texas
Colorado
U.S. Department of Agriculture Department
R. Cross
Santa Fe
USDA
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Cross
Mosiac
Panhandle
Failure of Fannie Mae Could Wreck Housing Plan
Washington May 31 The failure of Congress to revamp Fannie Mae threatens the administration’s plan to aid federally subsidized public housing. Eisenhower urged authority to insure 40 year loans for displaced families, with homes around $7 000. The House broadened the program to higher priced homes while the Senate Banking committee trimmed 40 year terms to 30 years.
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Fannie Mae
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
House
Senate Banking Committee
Albert M. Cole
Fanniy Mae
Senate
Jesse P. Wolcott
R-Mich
House Banking Committee
Parakeets blamed for parrot fever rise in 1954
Public Health Service reports a rising psittacosis toll this year with parakeets likely contributing due to quarantine violations. Officials note a surge in cases and increased surveillance, tracing some infections to parakeets while others are under investigation.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Texas
Turkeys
Central America
Atd
Hawaii
United States
Boy Repairs Jalopy Then Tries It, Arrested
In Madison Wisconsin on May 3 a 15 year old boy performed light repairs on a new jalopy then attempted to drive it. He was arrested minutes later for driving without a muffler windshield wipers horn rear view mirror tail lights headlights brakes and a driver's license.
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Madison
Wis
Omre
Alleged Air Force Nudists Not FBI Job
FBI agent M. P. Chiles said he was not interested in a report that Air Force officers in the local area belong to a nudist colony. He noted they would be investigated if they crossed a state line in the law.
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San Antonio
FBI
M. P. Chiles
Air Force
Police Bandit Steals 978.59 From Western Union Clerks
In San Pedro California a bandit robbed two women at a Western Union office near the police station. He tipped his hat and escaped with 978.59 dollars. The incident is reported as the day’s bold crime in the town.
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San Pedro
Calif
Western Union
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Conference Committee
Senate Committee
Canada
Saskatchewan
Book of Knowledge
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Main ST
Purina
Mit
St. Meade
Culpeppers
Picknicker Folding Group
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