Regulation crack down on meat packers stuns small firms
State Secretary James McHale led an aggressive crackdown on Sints meat packers under federal rules, closing many packing houses. Federal officials later limited enforcement on small firms, prompting protests and a Washington meeting with the House Agriculture Committee to ease the regulations. The scene remains controversial as inspectors insist on rules while critics call enforcement uneven.
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State Secretary of Agriculture
James McHale
Sints
Agriculture Department
Washington
Federal Agriculture
House Agriculture Committee
McHale's Department
Inflation puzzle shifts blame in rising prices
New York patchwork analysis argues demand-pull theory fails to explain current inflation. It highlights cost-push pressures across farming, trucking, processing, and retail, noting farm share of consumer food dollars fell to 39.7 cents in February while middlemen’s costs and greed may drive costs higher.
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New York
Secret cables question ITT coup plot against Allende
Washington in a secret cable Ambassador Nathaniel Davis says prospects of military intervention in Chile are extremely small. ITT conspired to promote economic collapse to depose Allende with CIA help, while GM and Ford stayed out. Davis sees little chance of removal and notes tensions over U S involvement.
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Washington
International Telephone and Telegraph
ITT
Chile
Salvador Allende
Nathaniel Davis
State Department
Davis
Allende
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
General Motors
Ford
McCone
Nixon
Questionable Chilean unrest and ITT ties rise in report
A report cites growing opposition in Chile and possible military plotting, noting discontent in the armed forces yet predicting not an immediate showdown. It highlights ITT’s global reach, CIA links, and top executives’ pay, plus a Navy study contract for a covert torpedo, Captor.
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Chile
Navy
Experiment in hope at Halfway House on Laumaka Street
A feature about a Halfway House near Honolulu where 15 inmates per building live in self governed pods. A Japanese counselor oversees a daily one hour rap session for personal problem discussion and unanimous peer approval for jobs or education. Freckles the truck driver case shows mixed outcomes and the system’s limits.
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Freckles
Halfway House
March 29 1952 Corry notes wage cut and births
Corry reports a one cent pay cut at Ajax Iron Works tied to the Bureau of Labor Statistics index with a wage pact. a daughter born at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Garfield. Also mentions a party for Mrs Richard Carlson visiting from Camp Pickett and other local social items.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics Index
Ajax Iron Works
Corry Memorial Hospital
Robert Garfield
West Washington Street
Garfield
Dorothy Havenstein
Leon Root
Wright Street
Richard Carlson
Camp Pickett
Kent
Edward Berry
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Harold Geneen
Laumaka Street
Honolulu International Airport
Alcoholics Anonymous
Ohau State Prison
Corry
Board of Education
Corry Branch No. 5
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Lester Keiser
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Keiser
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