Slight Farm Price Increase Registered During November
The Agriculture Department reports a modest rise of eight tenths of one percent in farm prices for the month ending November 15, with the farm cost index stable. Despite gains in commercial vegetable, potato, egg, milk, and wheat prices, overall farm prices remain nearly unchanged from mid October, about 0.87 percent of parity, while lower cotton, oranges, corn, and beef drag the farmer’s earnings. The report notes seasonal shifts as vegetable marketing declines, and compares current levels to last year’s figures.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Wreckage sighted in search for missing Northeast plane
A Civil Air Patrol plane reported sighting possible wreckage of the missing Northeast Airlines DE-3, with seven aboard, near Berlin, New Hampshire. A Berlin radio station picked up a faint signal at 8:08 am EST before fading, triggering rescue sorties toward the Berlin area.
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North Conway
N. H
Civil Air Patrol
Northeast Airlines
Northeast
Boston
Berlin
N. E
WNL
Grenier Aiist Force
Manchester
CAP
Dallas man helps in pursuit after weight loss crime arrest
Bob Abbott credits his weight loss from 320 to 249 pounds for aiding a hot pursuit in Dallas. He chased and tackled a suspect described as involved in a law violation, driving the suspect to surrender. Abbott acted in the seconds that followed and filed the man in under 200 yards.
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Bdallas
Tex
Bob Abbott
Abbott
Teen-Age Girls Crowned Top Cattle at International Livestock Show
Janice Hullinger 16 of Manly Iowa and Barbara Clausen 15 of Spencer Iowa won open division grand and reserve championships at the International Livestock Exposition. Hullinger's 1080-pound Aberdeen Angus Shorty clinched grand champ. Clausen's 1120-pound Red Angus was reserve.
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Chicago
Iowa
North America
Janice Hullinger
Manly
Barbara Clausen
Spencer
Janice
Barbara
Jsteers
Yanice
Shorty
Dorset
Hampshire
Carriedale
Oxford
Sheen
A. Weber
Kansas State College
Bahpara
Farm Officials Rea Burial of Control Program
Department officials plan a tough new farm control program slated to start next year. Informants say officials aim to cut price support levels on barley oats rye and sorghum to about 12 or 23 percent from 80. percent parity. The cross compliance provision may be dropped, allowing farmers to ignore controls on most crops while still limiting corn. Final decisions face opposition including from the American Farm Bureau Federation.
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Hington
IP — Agriculture
Department
Oddaycace
Ezra T
Benson
American Farm Bureau Federation
Stevenson to Appear As RCA Attorney
Adlai B. Stevenson former Illinois governor and 1952 Democratic candidate is due to appear before Supreme Court Justice Sherman Minton as legal counsel for RCA. He will make his first courtroom appearance in seven years to seek a stay on depositions of RCA chairman David Sarnoff pending appeal of a federal ruling in a conspiracy case against RCA General Electric and Western Electric.
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Chicago
INS
Adlai B. Stevenson
Supreme Court
Sherman Minton
Radio Corporation of America
Stevenson
RCA
Corporation
Zenith Radio Corp
David Sarnoff
New York City
U.S. Court of Appeals
Zenith
Federal District Court
General Electric Co
Western Electric Co
School Offers Course In Real Estate Law
San Leandro adult school at 2200 Bancroft avenue resumes real estate law real estate practice and real estate appraisal courses. Real estate law meets Mondays 7 10 p m under Robert Watkins. Real estate practice meets Wednesdays 7 9 30 p m also with Watkins. Real estate appraisals new this quarter meets Tuesdays 7 9 30 p m with James Bach.
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San Leandro
Bancroft Avenue
Robert Watkins
Watkins
James Bach
Christmas Mail To Load U S Rails
Railroads expect a peak of 5.5 billion pieces of mail moved by rail from December 1 to Christmas Day. About 60,000 cars, including 11,500 baggage and express cars, will be used to handle the holiday rush, with 2,900 railway post office cars already in daily service.
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Washington
Association of American Railroads
Post . Office Department
Investigation Of Remington I Death Begins
A federal grand jury convenes in Scranton to probe the Lewisburg penitentiary murder of William W. Remington former government economist. Warranted charges target three convicts: George McCoy Robert Parker and Lewis Cagle Jr. The case risks the death penalty if premeditation is proven. Cagle, though a minor, faces capital offense rules.
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Scranton
INS
Lewisburg
William W. Remington
Remington
George Junior McCoy
Grundy
Robert Carl Parker
Washington, D.C
Lewis Cagle, Jr
Chettanooga
Tenn
U. S
J. Julius Levy
Commerce Department
Norman H. McCabe
FBI Bureau
Philadelphia
Cagle
Levy
GI Bill for Orphans May Pass Next Year
Washington expects House Veterans Committee to approve a "GI bill for orphans" in the 14th Congress. Rep. Olin Teague drafts a program aiding children of U S servicemen who died in World War II or Korea with up to four years of college via monthly stipends and school choice. Eligibility tops at 151,000 potential beneficiaries based on service, with costs estimated around 600 million dollars if fully applied.
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Washington
Vns
House Veterans Committee
Olin Teague
Texas
U.S
Teague
Wose
Arthritis Relief Promise From Paul’s Pharmacy Ad
DAMA LIN advertised as improved for faster longer relief from headaches neuralgic and muscular pains. Claims describe a new product for arthritis and rheumatism marketed by Paul’s Pharmacy at 210 A Street Hayward LU 15438.
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Damalin A
First U S Antarctic voyage leaves Boston today
The icebreaker Atka sails for the Antarctic from Boston with 220 crew, 14 officers, and 35 passengers for a five month mission. Cmdr Glen Jacobsen will command the reconissance voyage intended to pave the way for a larger expedition next year. The crew includes scientists, cosmic ray experts, zoologists and an electronics engineer amid rumors of uranium and oil exploration.
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Atka
U.S
Cmdr
Glen Jacobsen
Seattle
Wash
Richard Evettle
America
Vau
Uen
Jacobsen
Sion
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