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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1954
Page
3
Agriculture Secretary Benson announces 1955 production controls on wheat with a 13 percent acreage cut, cross compliance to keep within allotments, and a national marketing quota. About two million farmers affected. referendums set for July 23. Possible set-asides and parity levels depend on Congress and presidential guidance.
Miss McDonald, recently separated from husband Harry Karl, claims narcotics were given by a dentist while in police notice after her car struck two parked cars and damaged a third. Anderson sent two detectives to verify. The actor, inactive in film, had earlier been reported resuming work, and was recently at a $30,000 Mocambo party where her dress burned and Karl saved her by extinguishing flames.
Listings show programs across Cedar Rapids Waterloo and Des Moines markets. Times reflect daylight saving changes with non DST areas subtracting one hour. entries include news, weather, sports, markets and entertainment segments across KCRI WMT KWWL WHBF WOI WOC WHO stations and affiliates.
Beverly Hills police report actress Marie McDonald age 30 was arrested Monday on charges of driving under narcotics influence misdemeanor hit and run and operating a vehicle without a license. Chief C H Anderson noted details as the inquiry continues.
Washington RP report says the Eisenhower administration further eased banking policies to unlock up to nine billion dollars for additional credit flow into the economy.
The Federal Reserve Board said over six weeks it will reduce member banks reserve requirements by about 1 percent releasing roughly 1 billion dollars for loans and investments. Banks could use freed reserves to expand credit up to six times the release, implying a theoretical nine billion dollar credit expansion. Agricultural policy discussion notes a push for a gradual flexible farm price support system, with the house agriculture committee voting to extend the current rigid supports for another year, despite anticipated veto by Secretary Benson. Eisenhower has not indicated a course if rigid supports pass.
Senate and House Republican leaders predicted that Congress will pass a farm bill Eisenhower can sign. Sen Knowland and Rep Halleck spoke after a weekly conference with the president, offering no details.
ST. PAUL AP forest tent caterpillars have damaged trees for years in northern Minnesota but are not expected to reappear in numbers for 15 years, according to state entomologist T A Aamodt.
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