Eisenhower promises aid to drought states plan for agriculture
Governors of drought afflicted states presented a federal state cost share plan to President Eisenhower. Ben Benton said the President assured no state would be penalized. The scheme would fund half the cost of hay transport into drought areas with states buying and distributing the forage. An emergency 10 million fund backs the effort. price supports remain, and a comprehensive farm program is promised for Congress next year.
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Eisenhower
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Department of Agriculture
LH Burn
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Farmews of America
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Wenielt
Congress
Bnlake Farmers of America
Grand Forks Fire Encroaches on Main Street Store
Fire at the West Main Street grocery store operated by Mrs Virginie Diemer threatened the building yesterday. Branford Hose Company firefighters responded at 4 45 p m and extinguished the blaze, which stayed within the attic area.
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Bandit Sought After 400 Holdup In Three States
Police hunted a man described as the bandit in a 400 robbery at the Mazanto Cox Co office in Clinton Pennsylvania. Headblocks were set up in East Liverpool Ohio and nearby Chester West Virginia after the robbery yesterday. The suspect was believed to be driving a stolen auto taken in New Brighton Pennsylvania.
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Mazanto Cox Co
Clinton
Chester
W. Va
New Brighton
C J Workers To Ballot On New Pay Offer
Corry Jamestown Mig Corp employees plan a Monday vote at Rex Theatre on whether to accept or reject a new contract. The proposal adds five cents an hour, with two cents redirected to an employer pension fund. The union negotiating committee, while noncommittal, hinted they would likely recommend accepting the latest offer.
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Communism Said to Sweep Latin America
Sen Wiley asserts communism has a strong beachhead in Latin America and will soon publish a country by country study. He warns Moscow aims to undermine Western security through unions and political movements across Brazil Argentina Costa Rica Cuba Panama and the Dominican Republic.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
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Latin America
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Moscow
Brazil
Argentina
Costa Rica
Cuba
Panama
Dominican Republic
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Iself
Erie Railroad Adds Platform to Ease Boarding
Erie Railroad crews finish a new 175 foot platform extension westward from First Avenue along the south rail line. The added length allows long eastbound trains to halt west of Center Street, easing crossing blockages and passenger boarding at La Jeave. The upgrade extends nearly to Mead Avenue, addressing prior delays when trains with 14 or 15 cars stopped on Center Street.
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McCarthy to Question Greenglass in Radar Spy Case
Senator McCarthy plans a Tuesday interview at Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary with Julius Greenglass brother of Ruth Rosenberg wife of the executed spy. The probe centers on radar espionage tied to Fort Monmouth New Jersey and possible civilian subversion at the radar test center.
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Julius Rosenberg
Fort Moremouth
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Rosenberg
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Berlin
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Kirke Lawton
Ft. Monmouth
George I. Back
Army Signal Corps
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Ex-GOP Leader Faces Probe Over Perjury Allegations
Federal grand jury to determine if Warren L. Stephenson, a former District Republican leader, committed perjury during a House inquiry into the four percenters scheme. Stephenson admitted seeking a four percent fee for steering government business to a California firm, amid questions of conflicts and possible improper use of Navy contract information.
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Navy
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Break By North Korean Prisoners Sparks PAMMUNJOM Crisis
PANMUNJOM thousands of North Korean prisoners threaten a break from compounds amid massed inmates armed with clubs. Indian command reports 500 POWs resisting interviews as 2,000 others brace for possible violence near Red Cross facilities.
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Thyelng Eut
GE Stock Award Plan Costs GE Employees New Babies
New York reports GE plans to gift five shares of General Electric stock to every baby born to a GE employee on the firm’s 78th anniversary. Initial estimates projected a dozen or so beneficiaries, but accountants count now over 27 thousand dollars in stock value. A spokesman notes West Coast response pending as GE stock held around 78 percent.
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New York
General Electric Co
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West Coast
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Uve Lally
Ita
Fog Causes Auto Crash Near Wattsburg
A dense fog severely limited visibility to about 50 feet early this morning and led to a crash near the Wattsburg intersection. Richard Strong, 27, of Exe escaped injury as his car struck a guard rail, causing about $1,000 in damage. Strong was traveling north on Route 4 when he failed to stop at the intersection, driving into the guard rail on the far side of Route 9. Traffic moved slowly as the fog lingered until about 10 o'clock.
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Wattsburg
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Strong
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Wer
Distret
AREA HUNTERS GET DUCK QUOTA
Area duck hunters posted a four bird daily limit on opening day as heavy shooting persisted through arc, streams, and fields despite mild fall weather. Game protectors credited stocked and native ducks. wood ducks, mallards, and teal dominated. The commission urged hunters to return bands to help track stocking data. Two sisters killed in Chesapeake following a mother’s bus stop stop tragically ends on railroad tracks as a locomotive struck them.
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Chesapeake
W. Va
Tome Slong
Thair Mothat Lom
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Earline Jay Lafferty
Wable admits role in Pike slayings case
Greensburg police say suspect Wayble Wable confessed to involvement in the Pike slayings of drivers. Det. Smith said evidence links Wable to the crimes while authorities plan further questioning and possible charges.
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Moreland County
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Claims Would-Be Killer of Lenin Died in Prison
An amnestied war prisoner reports that Fenija Kaphun, a member of the Social Revolutionary faction, wounded Lenin with two shots in 1918 as he traveled to a work meeting. The claim states she died in prison in 1997 after years in the Kostka facility, while the report notes a large release of prisoners by Russians.
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Fenija Kaphun
Alexander Russ
Griz
Trailer Truck Out of Control Crashes in Suburb
Six people were injured when a huge trailer truck roared downhill in Witkingbury causing a multi-vehicle crash. Francis Ushon, 53, of Invanteh Ge, was pulled from the burning cab. Victims include James Maura 42, his wife Mery 32, and their two children David 6 and Frederick 2 months, plus Peter Lindsin 28.
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McKenspart
Romania Fires Two Ministers After Food Shortage
Romania's government dismissed Dimitr Diavonescu minister of food and Pascu Stefanescu minister of meat fish and millle for the food shortage. The National Assembly ordered consolidation of three ministries into a single ministry of food to be led by Petre Borilla, a senior Communist Party member.
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Yeu
Communis Romani
Haiti
Bucharest
Dimitr Diavonescu
Pascu Stefanescu
Hullo
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Romanian Communist Party
State Control Commission
World issues eyed as three major ministers meet
Reported talks among three leading ministers on global concerns with emphasis on diplomacy and cooperation. The discussions cover security, trade, and environmental challenges, aiming to present united front and policy guidance for upcoming international forums.
Boys and Woman Hospitalized After Local Accidents
Corry residents Ralph Hill and Merrill Lillie were hospitalized after an ax accident while cutting wood. Verin Galdwell, 51, of West Pleasant Street, was admitted for a fractured right arm after a porch fall at home yesterday. Also reported is the death of English billiards great Reece at 80 after a long career and a high score record.
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Lillie Wae
Verin Galdwell
West Pleasant Street
Ministers Take Up New Widening Talks With Reds
London reports that Western Big Three foreign ministers opened a three day discussion on pressing global problems. Eden Bidault and Molotov were to confer on Germany Austria Korea Indochina and other crises as Churchill prepared to meet. The aim is to advance world peace through specific steps rather than dramatic gestures.
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Downing
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Trieste
V. M. Molotov
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Linnine
Russia names new ambassador to Canada after seven years
The Soviet Union appoints Dmitri Chuvakhin, formerly first secretary in Washington, as ambassador to Canada, marking the first Moscow Ottawa envoy in seven years. Canada had withdrawn its ambassador after the Zarubin episode. Canada will monitor the new appointment as talks resume. A kerosene price hike headline followed with a quarter cent per gallon increase in delivered price.
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