New York milkshed announces January milk price
The New York milkshed will pay 49479 producers a uniform 417 per hundredweight for January deliveries to approved plants. Dr. C. J. Blanford, market administrator, noted December 1954 price was 439 and January 1954 was 430. Butterfat differential set at 5.4 cents per tenth of fat above or below 3.5 percent. Total fluid milk sales in January reached a record 312,943,039 pounds, up 12,007,561 pounds from last year.
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Pennsylvania crude oil producers warned of quota snags
Washington alerted Pennsylvania grade crude oil producers that the 10 percent import quota on foreign crude is encountering snags and may affect supply. The notice signals regulatory delays and potential adjustments for regional oil markets.
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Ten Families Escape Fire in Carnegie Row of Buildings
A Carnegie fire destroyed nine buildings housing apartments and shops. Ten families fled the blaze and three firemen were injured lightly. Fire Chief M. F. Schulte estimated damage at 135000 dollars. cause not determined.
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Pflimlin Effort Fails in France Cabinet Crisis Deepens
President Rene Coty asked Christian Pineau to try forming a new French regime as Pflimlin abandoned his bid after failing to marshal Assembly support. Pineau, a veteran Socialist ally, considers the task with aides before a possible turnover to Rene Mayer if Pineau declines. The crisis follows Mendes France’s ouster on February 5. Pineau, 60, once Gaulle government minister and wartime resistance figure, was jailed by the Nazis and released in 1945.
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Actress DNA Munson Found Dead in New York Apartment
DNA Munson, stage and film actress, was found dead in her Manhattan apartment from an apparent sleeping tablets overdose. A note to her third husband, Eugene Berman, a painter and scenic designer, said this is the only way to be free again. Munson was famed for Belle Watling in Gone With the Wind.
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