Freedom fights and wheat limits spark farm rights debate
A Chicago farmer Stanley Yankus plans to move to Australia seeking freedom from farm subsidies and wheat controls after a fine of 4562 dollars for overproduction. The piece notes Congress and the Supreme Court actions on wheat allotments and argues for farm independence, with broader calls for voluntary gifts and humane welfare funding.
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America
Ite
House Agricultural Subcommittee
Stanley Yankus
Michigan
Australia
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Taft Benson
Benson
Supreme Court
Congress
Steel Company
Wint Smith
Kansas
Maryland Motorist Escapes Injury After Route Crash
A Maryland motorist escaped injury as a two car collision north of Lowville on Route X1 left one car nearly demolished. Three passengers in the second car, Mrs Elaine Johnson 32, Mrs Mary Roadhead 37, and Harold Francisco 14, were hospitalized in Union City in factory condition with injuries including fractures and lacerations from the accident near North East Corry State Police.
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Lowville
Jatis
Union City Hospital
Elaine Johnson
Mary Roadhead
Harold Francisco
Corry State
Industrial prices pressure consumer costs rise in hard view
Rising prices for copper steel and other industrial commodities push production costs up. Analysts warn wage boosts and supply disruptions could lift consumer goods prices. Observed price trends come amid global tensions and a strong steel revival with patent labor cost pressures. The piece notes Hoover and Eisenhower as presidents born west of the Mississippi.
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Berlin
Africa
Europe
Bureau of Labor Statistics Reports
Lemon Retires to Scout and Coach for Tribe
Cleveland veteran Lemon retires from active pitching at 38 and joins the Indians as scout and trouble shooter coach. Gordon announced before an intrasquad game that Lemon will help out during spring camp as relief pitching depth and as a coaching presence for Jo Jo Jacques.
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Tribe
Lumun
Atinine
Ly Yaunie
Phak
Hob Lemon
Hiwis
Cleveland
Gordon
Teve
Reguire
Joaggues
Organist Theodore Schiefer Dies in Washington Home
Theodore Schiefer, 48, organist and choir minister at the National Presbyterian in Washington, was found dead Tuesday in his home. He was still holding a telephone receiver as a friend in New York was on the line.
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Theodore Schiefer
President Eisenhower
National Presbyterian
New York
Corry State Police report February inspections and arrests
Monthly Corry barracks patrol data show 86 arrests and 90 motorists cited for inspection sticker violations in February. No fatal auto accidents. 12 vehicle crashes investigated. four injuries. Property losses totaled 5305 dollars. Officers logged 10,867 miles across 154 patrols. 14 criminal complaints and 6 arrests at one substation. one stolen battery valued at 5 dollars recovered.
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Willerwin
Pal
Durin
Cormy Barracks
Voice Of The People On A Seized Cable Mystery
A reader suggests the severed cable dispute may stem from a sunk vessel carrying vitamin units. He imagines swordfish cargo and multiple vitamin shipments causing havoc at sea, urging cautious thinking about rivals and motives.
Burglary Arrest Ties to Ex-Champion Saxton
Johnny Saxton, former world welterweight champion, captured in a $5.20 burglary on a Jamaica Queens fire escape. Police say he fled with a fur cape and cigarettes, identified by a tenant, as Saxton faces burglary charges and a hearing. The report also notes Saxton’s past boxing career and financial troubles.
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Johnny Saxton
Jamaica
Queens
Saxton
Um Np
Harlem
Adelaide Farrell
Eisenhower Contends Optimism Over Berlin Is Limited
President Eisenhower voiced cautious optimism on Soviet Berlin talks after Moscow accepted a foreign ministers meeting. He warned a summit may be needed, but stressed no constructive step is guaranteed and that free elections remain U.S. policy. Macmillan’s Khrushchev visit offered little clear relief.
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Eisenhower
Berlin
Germany
Endower
Nikita Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
Khrushchev
Ume
Fisenhower
Ussr
West Berlin
East Germany
West Germany
Macmillan
Area Man Draws Jail Term For Beating Mother
Henry Willis, 40, of RD J Titusville, was sentenced to six months to a year in the Allegheny County workhouse after being charged with assault and battery and breach of the peace against his elderly mother Mrs Eva Willis in her 80s. She has been hospitalized since January 11 with broken ribs and facial injuries. Willis admitted slapping her but said harm came from her own falls.
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Pee Nyremereey Iown
Henry Wills
RD J
Titusville
Allegheny County
Lee A. McCracken
Willis
Venango County
Eva Willis
Titusville Hospital
McCricken
Fire Ruins Millcreek Home. Family Left Homeless
A $6,000 fire damaged a Millcreek one story house late yesterday afternoon, with Ronald Fiorelli nine and Raymond Jr. 17 away at a deli. Mrs Rose Fiorelli Howard and two sons rented the home from Raymond Sallol and moved in six months ago. $3,000 in damage to structure and $3,000 to contents. The family is staying with relatives.
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Lake Shore Pie Department
Lake
West Ridge
Rose Fiorelli
Howard Proper
Lake Shore
Ronald Fiorelli
Fiorelli
Raymond Fiorelli Sr
Anti -Vo
February Weather Compared With Last Year
The month of Pebruary showed a milder pattern than 1858 with 12 inches of snow versus 36 inches last year. Temperatures ranged from zero to 59 degrees with a 20 below zero low on the 19th and an average high of 38 and low of 18. A day-by-day temperature breakdown follows.
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Pebruary
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