May Break Tool Bottleneck In Machine Tool Market
OPS is poised to issue a new pricing order to lift the last major bottleneck in machine tool production. The move follows a price ceiling set April 24 based on 1950 first-half levels, with licenses to expand output and government pool orders to assure essential defense needs.
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Upheaval Doesn't Stop U.S. Aid in Bolivia and Latin America
Washington column details the Institute of Inter-American Affairs expanding aid from 24 to 34 programs in 18 Latin American countries. It notes U.S. funding of $35 million for 1949-54, shift toward cost-sharing with Latin governments, and linkages among food production health and education. Kenneth Iverson led efforts, highlighting malaria’s role in spawning the program.
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Russia binds satellites to its economy in new bloc trade
Associated Press analysis notes Moscow revises trade treaties with satellites to pool production, favor heavy industry, and secure military needs. Czechoslovakia and Poland seen as linchpins, with prices and state ownership used to pressure satellite economies while integrating them to withstand Western embargoes.
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Cugat Promises Dog Farm If Music Fails
New York June 22 AP Xavier Cugat says if his band business collapses he will raise Chihuahuas on a ranch in California. He already owns about 600 in his collection and plans to expand to 1,000. The rhumba king, 51, notes his band has grossed about 15 million dollars in 20 years, with fees up to 15 thousand for a week and 6 thousand for weddings. He touts a dozen sidelines and says dogs fetch 200 to 1,000 dollars each.
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CBS Mutual Radio Programs News Public Affair
CBS Mutual broadcasts provide a public affairs update with the Marine Band featured. The program guide notes a no show for the segment, leaving listeners awaiting the next schedule.
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Narcotics Ring Leader Sentenced in St Louis
Sam Merritt, a leader in a large narcotics ring, received a 12 year prison term after a guilty plea before Federal Judge Roy W. Harper. Merritt claimed drug addiction but the judge found no evidence of actual drug use and noted the judge’s past leniency toward addicts while showing less mercy to narcotics peddlers.
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Columbia City Manager Says He Will Resign
Columbia Missouri June 22 AP Bill N Taylor Columbia's first city manager resigning after two years plans to return to Texas Mayor Sappington hopes to defer until Oct 1 for budget completion Taylor cites a family health issue in Longview Texas as factor He submitted a financial report showing 230294 in general fund 112126 in water and light fund and nearly 1600000 in construction and debt service funds
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Bill N. Taylor
Olce
Texas
Roy Sappington
Taylor
Longview
Municipal Water and Light
Wages in Factories Decline During May
The May report shows both average weekly earnings and the average work week slipping in U S factories. The work week fell by about half an hour to 40.6 hours while average earnings dropped 39 cents to 64.35 dollars, though still about seven dollars above the prior year.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
St Louis to Discard Its Old Black Maria Wagons
The St Louis police will replace six black patrol wagons with six white units featuring blue lettering to boost visibility. The new wagons enter service Monday, marking a move away from tradition to enhance public notice.
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