Price declines deepen farm price dispute in Washington
The Agriculture Department reported a 6 percent drop in farm prices from mid January to mid February, 8.84 percent below a year earlier. Secretary Benson outlined price-support moves to stabilize markets, including dairy at 90 percent of parity and corn supports at 584 cents per bushel, with other adjustments. Senators Bridges Humphrey and Kerr sparred in debate over administration policy and its impact on farmers and consumers.
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Dem
Agriculture Department
Benson
Senate
Iate
Suerstary Benson
Sen. Bridges
New Hampshire
Appropriations Committee
Datrnerats
Humphrey
Kerr
Olts
Campnien
Dentist Dr Amy Opens Office On North Center Street
Dr. Amy, a dentist, announces an office at 1524 North Center Street. Born and trained in dentistry at University of Biftwburen Dental School in 1993, she will practice with Dr. Charles Powers in the Jailer's office at Bradford. The new facility on the second floor will be in Morton property near Mary Morton Stay.
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M. Racer Amy Ovens
Merle Rover
Buck” Amy
Nerifi Center Street
Hpun
Am Offine
North Center Street
Amy
University of Biftwburen
Dentat
Tollowine
Charles Powers
Brdford
Kint Mireeve Morton Piel
Mary Morton
Sen
Fire destroys large loss at Phoenixville plant
In Phoenixville Pennsylvania a blaze at the Heroele Manufacturing Co caused heavy damage to stored faint and heribala. The fire was discovered early by a passerby who summoned three Phoenixville volunteer fire units. Damage was confined to a kitchen storage area on the second floor and is estimated at several thousand dollars.
Hospital Seeks Legal Action To Collect Delinquent Bills
Corry Memorial Hospital board plans to sue a large number of delinquent accounts after final notices. The move targets those able to pay who refuse to settle their debts, with charges to be pursued before a local alderman if necessary to secure funds for hospital operations.
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Corry Memorial Hospital Board of Directors
Stpt
Boleny Alexander
Amet
Citigens
Corry Memorial Hospital
Weather Mix Scrambles Corry Roads and Scrapes Cars
Trembling temperatures and intermittent snow rattled Corry area. A two-vehicle crash at West Smith Street and feud Avenue near 5:45 PM involved a car driven by Mrs Harriet Sears and another vehicle from Mei are nuns, injuring no one but causing an estimated $100 damage to the Nichols auto. State Police and city crews worked 10 PM to 5 PM, clearing slick streets and major roads. A separate minor crash on Weel Amith street hill involved a tractor trailer. Continues on page?
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Feud Avenue
Robert. Nichols
South ‘Street
Harriet Sears
Grave Street
Benxi
Nichols Fay
Weel Amith Street
Highway Department
Pagetleny
Soft drink prices to rise on seven and twelve ounce bottles
Local soft drink distributors announced price increases effective tomorrow as bottlers raise seven and 12 ounce bottle prices by seven and 12 cents with a two cent deposit. Dusturt bottles rise from 80 to 22 cents plus five cent deposit, affecting brands Royal Crown, Mehlers, Seven-Up, Pepsi-Cola, Ma's Old Fashioned and Camera Dry. The increases follow the end of price controls this week.
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Royal Crown
Mehlers
Pepsi-Cola
Ma's
Uni
Jury Convicts Mickey Jelke in Prostitution Case
In Sew York Minot Jelke known as Mickey, heir to margarine millions, is convicted on two of three counts charging compulsory prostitution after a 25 day trial. Jury recommends mercy. sentencing set for March 20. Jelke remanded to city jail awaiting possible bail.
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Associated Press
Minot
Mickey) Jellke
Counisel
Blue Ribbon
Case Society
Stveles
Francis C. Valente
Jelle
Cily
Jact
Dudge Valente
Jelke
Pat Ward
Marguerite Coxovn
Pat Thompson
Segal
Fee
Tellie
Elizabeth Clarke Teal
FIRED WORKER REINSTATED IN UNUSUAL CASE
An arbitrator ordered the discharge cited Corry Twp worker reinstated as of November 5 1952 with back pay and full seniority minus any penalties. The case at plant No 9 center on alleged production slowdowns and influence on colleagues.
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Joseph Gi Stashower
Cleveland
Comny-Jamestown Lafl
International Associationu of Machinists
Mie Ais
Leon Ten Hulsen
West Bend Street
Fin
Limi
Tis
Stashower
Sring
Ten Haisere
Dhe
Hutsen
Frst
Corry
Averlear Arbitration Association
Do-It-Yourself Idea Grows From Babson Report
Babson Park Florida reports a surge in Do It Yourself home decorating as shorter shop hours and higher prices spur a new industry. Manufacturers push DIY kits and tools to replace skilled labor, offering prefinished wallpapers, paint with easy rollers, and ready made components. Consumers can now buy pre cut boards and hardware from lumber dealers, with service noting page four.
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Babson Park
Florida
Industr
Congress groups intensify search for commies in education
A fragmented Associated Press report outlines congressional panels advancing plans for tighter supervision of education and alleged communist influence. It notes coordination among Senate committees, FBI involvement, and administration contact, with public witnesses and subpoenas distributed amid debate over academic loyalty and curricular control.
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Congressional
Red Cross Drive Aides Named For Campaign
Aids named for the Red Cross drive include George Oren Th ndelition as general chair, Btewar'd Long heading industrial solicitation, and Mrs. C. M Howird as chair for the committee. Special displays will open Monday highlighting key Red Cross activities with named volunteers managing window displays, shops, and regional groups across Corry Jamestown and nearby areas.
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Ener
Garry Chiuister
Ke Gross
Tory
Gener
George Oren
Eeler
Btewar
Industriad Emeron
Suricries
C. M Howird
Pi Kyle
Pi Kyle Now Pd Mexe Tuonday
Wringig
Moss
Lle
Mary Red Cos
Jerome Needham
Corry-Jamestown
Page Hunderback
Donald Walden
L. M. Douglas
Joh
Hlerlein
Fran
Witthim Peiffer
Mim
John Bush
Ronald Dill
Miller
Wtss
Nunma
Jean Nantes
George Hull
Donald Nantes
D. A. Me‘ Clintock
Pennsylvania Gas Co
Red Leross
Jon Davison
Jack Stout
Niederriter
Dan ‘Tagenv
Raymond Seastead
Langhurst & Stewart
Tracy Whitehead
Don’ Williams
Hum an barter offered by Reds in London intrigue
World Communist circles propose trading a British businessman jailed in Hungary for a Chinese guerrilla chief slated for execution in Malaya. British officials offered cautious responses as sources name Edgar Senders and George Banders linked to spy charges from 1950, while Anthony Eden’s Foreign Office remained silent amid the sensational exchange.
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Associated Press
London
World Communist Today
Ciel
Budapest
Hungary
Anthony Eden
Fata
Robert M. A. Munkey
Tim
Edgar Senders
Eniisin
George Banders
Robert Vogeler
Ten Many
Lee
Ten
Femmninus
Malaya
Tito Greece and Turkey Sign Friendship Pact
The Avcoriated Press reports Turkey and Greece, in Ankara, signed a treaty of friendship and cooperation vowing joint defense against external forces. The pact aims to organize mutual defense efforts among the two neighbors amid tensions with outside powers.
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Tito
Greece
Turkey
Avcoriated Press
Ankara
Chiashouse
Ma Hong
Batra
Youths Admit Local Thefts In Concord Street Parking Lot
Two youths admitted breaking into an Arlington plant and looting six automobiles in the Raymond plant parking lot on Concord Street. They were ordered held for a hearing at 10 a.m. next Monday. Police report show the theft involved tires and wheels taken from the premises and the total loss not yet determined.
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Raymond Plant
Concord Stert
Belorer Aldevins M
Cobbeth Intests
Enlenr
Lurenus Willian B. Eddy
Beau Lake
Valentin Bermudes
Los Angeles
Calif
Bermndee
Erle Conn Wy
Eddy
Jamestown
Cony
Eddy Als
Bermudee No
Eisenhower Draws Back From Golf At Augusta
President Eisenhower, visiting Augusta National, shows disappointment with his golf score of 805 total and plans to present a portrait to Bobby Jones. Jones, sidelined by a back ailment, is due to receive the painting at the club house as Eisenhower stays at Jones’s white frame cottage.
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Coer Py
Augusta
Eisenhewer
Bobby Jones
Eisenhower
Augusta National’ Club
Jones
Atlanta
Washington
Shah Reza Pahlavi Cancels Departure Amid Public Pressure
London report says the shah altered plans to leave Tehran citing public demand after a clash with Prime Minister Mossadegh. Ayatollah Kashani and parliament called a closed session to urge the shah not to depart, amid ongoing tensions over the palace and regime.
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London
Shah Mohammed Rega Publevi
Tron
Iamejen
Besos Aspre
Mohammed Mossadegh
Shih
P.m. Tsu
Terrah
M Pal
Ace
Europé
British Foreign Office
United States
Ataling
Shah of Tran
Tehran
Ayatyuh Seyed Abolghassem Kashani
Jom
Shah
Kashan
Kushani
Mossadegh
Lash ‘Suesday
Billionaire Cabinet Criticized By Labor Leader In Cumberland
Emil Rieve of the Textile Workers Union of America condemned President Bissenftower’s billionaire cabinet as fuel for Communist influence, urging vigilance as Voice of America could undo gains in a decade. He spoke while installing Local 1874 officers amid a wary economy and concerns over jobs and hours in defense sectors.
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Cumberland
Emil Rieve
Texile Workers Union of America
Sipisilers
Komus Uinemploymant
Resolution Passed Without Dissenting Vote
The Senate records a nonpartisan resolution urging the president to appeal to the United Nations for action against the Soviets. No action by the House is required. The measure passes with no dissent and establishes the Senate stance.
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Senate
U. N
House
Senate votes 79 to 0 condemns Soviet persecution
Washington reports the Senate approved a resolution denouncing Soviet persecution of Jews and other groups, urging action by the United Nations. The vote reflected broad support for President Eisenhower's stance on Soviet subjugation of free peoples, with the House Foreign Affairs Committee backing similar measures.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Wey Pointe
Eiienhower
Formanly
Grouips
Dave
Leavine
Corday
R-orei
Jenner Rind
Sistution
United Nations
Howse
An Sengle
Russia
Mirek
Araty
Sind
Stile
Sen Taft
Ohio
Thalso
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Congress
Eisenhower
New Scout Troop To Form In City
A meeting next Thursday at 8 pm in the Red Ant Gun Club aims to start a new Explorers Troop for boys ages 14 to 18. Charles Case, local scout executive, will speak to gauge interest in forming a nationwide Boy Scout style unit.
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Red Ant Gun Club
Uttecdd
Lee Gee
Fotal Bilatine
Charles Case
Scolly
Lindewell
Shacrles Byll Lams
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