Meat Rationing Feared If Price Controls Persist
National Grange master Herschel D Newsom warned at a farm group luncheon that government price controls may force meat rationing soon. He argued a recent price rollback could boost some buyers while others far from production areas would go without. Price Director Michael V Salle disputed any immediate need for rationing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovid A. Martin Washington
Herschel D. Newsom
National Grange
Michael V.i- Salle
Program
Newsom
Grange
House Banking Committee
Senate Banking Committee
Local Hospital Admissions and Court Trials Report
Mrs Bert M Ward Jr Hart Selle admitted to Decatur General hospital today. Miss Annette Dillard discharged from Decatur General hospital today. Ralph Edward Candell admitted to Decatur General hospital Monday. Kyle Long and Mrs Kyle Long announce birth of daughter at Decatur General hospital Monday. Ten recorder court trials include three disorderly conduct charges and three traffic law violations. Mrs Laura Garrison returns home after visit with daughter in Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert M. Ward Jr
Hart- Selle
Decatur General Hospital
Kyle E. Stover
Valdermosa Springs
Annette Dillard
Sixth Avenue South
Recorder’s Court
Ralph Edward Candell
R. J. Candell
Birmingham
aMr
Mrs
Kyle Long
Sixth Avenue East
Laura Garrison
Wadsworth Street
Ed Philyaw
Montgomery
Second Division Holds Line as Chinese Offense Pushed Back
U S Second division troops fought sharp skirmishes testing Chinese masses near Hangye on the East central front. An officer said the division broke the back of the offensive, routed four Chinese corps, and could face larger forces. U N casualties totaled 1 618 with 960 Americans as air power aided the defense with 840 B 29 bombs.
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Seoul
U. S. Second Division
Hangye
Clark L. Ruffner
Soksa
Eighth Army
Barnard
U.N
Ruffner
Red
Far East
Earle E. Partridge
Far East Air Forces
Medal Continues From Page 1
The pilot Ja slow poke describes back soreness after a five minute air combat with MIGs. He earned jet ace status Sunday and was ordered to Japan Monday after a 700 mile hop in one hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Jabara
Wichita
Kansas
Korea
U.S. Air Force
Jaslow
Japan
Cullie Spray Rites Today
Funeral services for Cullie W. Spray 67 retired Athens night watchman will be held at 3 P M today at Antioch cemetery. He died Monday morning after an illness. Rev A J Tingley and Rev Pat Abernathy will conduct the rites with burial by Spry of Athens. He is survived by his wife May and five daughters and a son. Pallbearers named. Mr Spray was a Baptist church member.
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Cullie W. Spray
Athens
Antioch Cemetery
Spray
Decatur
Fred Hiroshige
A. J. Tingley
Pat Abernathy
Spry
May Spray
Leslie
Ruth Hiroshige
Nellie Hoskins
Pulaski
Laura Arnold
Birmingham
A. Z. Clem
Elkmont
Mary Venable
Charles Taylor
Malcolm Taylor
Frazier Sulcer
Buford Sulcer
Howard Turner
Leon Turner
the Baptist Church
Ferrer Defends Dem anti Communism in Senate Inquiry
Ferrer wrote to Committee Chairman Wood that from 1944 to 1950 he allowed use of his name by many organizations without adequate investigation. He said some were communist fronts while others were not accused of leadership. He denied being a communist sympathizer and called himself deeply democratic and anti communist. He said subpoena was a bewildering shock and harmed his family and career.
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Communist Fronts
Ferrer
Wood
D-Ga
Neve
Librarian Recalls Call About Found Husband's Phone
Mrs. Josephine McAdams, El Monte city librarian, describes a caller who found the number in her husband’s pocket and asked to verify the public library’s number. The exchange was brief and did not reveal any further information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Monte
Calif
Josephine McAdams
Armed Forces Records to Reissue V-Discs for Service Members
The Defense Department reactivates World War II V-Discs under a new name Armed Forces Records to supply top musical entertainers for service personnel. The Armed Forces Radio Service will supervise production and ship the records to military installations worldwide for recreation and morale.
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Hollywood
Defense Department
Armed Forces Radio Service
Armed Forces Records
Markets in Decatur Farm Prices Report
Decatur market report shows cotton middling 45.75 cents and strict low 43.70. Cottonseed at 100 dollars per ton. Broilers 27 cents delivered. Hens 20 to 24 cents delivered. Hatching eggs 80 cents per dozen. No 2 wheat 2 dollars 43 cents. No 2 ear yellow corn 1 dollar 67 cents. No 2 ear white corn 1 dollar 67 cents. No 3 ear white corn 1 dollar 64 cents. No 2 oats 95 cents. No 2 milo 2 dollars 31 cents. Corn basis moisture 1542 percent. Other grains basis 1314 percent moisture.
Markets to Close for Memorial Day Across Nation
Financial and commodity exchanges nationwide will close in observance of Memorial Day on Wednesday May 30.
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New York
United States
North Georgia live poultry market steady on May 22
The North Georgia live poultry market shows steady activity with good demand for heavy supplies. Movement to dressing plants remains strong and truck demand rises. Prices paid FOB farm for broilers and fryers across weights range 25 to 27 cents, mainly 25 1/2 to 26 cents.
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Atlanta
USDA
North Georgia
Nashville Livestock Report Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices
Nashville market summary shows cattle steady to unchanged with steers and heifers mostly 30.00 to 33.00, cows 24.00 to 26.50, bulls 28.00 to 31.00 and stockers 31.00 to 34.00. Hogs 1,100 head steady to 25 lower with 200–240 lb barrows 21.00 and 160–180 lb weights about 19.50. Sheep 1,000 head steady to 50 lower with spring lambs 33.00–35.00 and ewes 16.00 to 10.00.
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Nashville Livestock
Nashville
Tenn
Iran Crisis Deepens as Mossadegh Rally Draws Loyalists
Police reinforcements surround parliament area with flying squads and tanks in the city as 4000 or fewer leftists rally and religious leaders plan a larger demonstration against foreign influence. The government protests U S involvement while Iran faces rising anti British and anti American sentiment.
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Parliament
Mossadegh
America
Iran
U. S
Bagher Kazemi
Henry F. Grady
State Department
United States
Iraq
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Tudeh Party
Pneumonia Fatal To Two Year Old Donald Anders
Services for two year old Donald Anders will be held at Lebanon church on the West Falkville pike at 3 P M Rev Harry Wiley will officiate Burial will follow in Lebanon cemetery He died last night at Hartselle hospital after a two day stay Survivors include his parents Mr and Mrs H J Anders three brothers John Wayne Gary and Ronald and grandparents Mr and Mrs J D Anders and Mr and Mrs J E Entrekin all of Hartselle.
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Donald Anders
Lebanon Church
West Falkville Pike
Harry Wiley
Lebanon Cemetery
Hartselle Hospital
H. J. Anders
John Wayne
Gary
Ronald
J. D. Anders
J. E. Entrekin
Hartselle
Lawmakers Seek Extra Funding by Removing Tax Exemptions
Garrett and about a dozen House members endorse an alternate plan to repeal exemptions in the present Rees tax. They estimate the move would raise roughly 2 million dollars annually more than the administration's proposal to fund schools.
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Garrett
Far Eastern policy hearings discuss Formosa aid and policy influence
The Senate committees questioned whether policy was driven by military or diplomatic factors in Formosa aid and Far Eastern policy. Bradley testified joint chiefs approved a modest 1949 Formosa program and noted Truman limited military help in 1950. Bradley cited conflicts between the state department and the joint chiefs and discussed MacArthur's views and the president's concerns about Formosa.
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United Nations
Korea
Oiil Armed Services
H. Alexander Smith
Bradley
State Acheson
Pentagon
Truman
Bradley Bates
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Chiang Kai Shek
Formosa
United States
Smith
Joint Chiefs
State Department
Knowland
Marshall
George
Dga
MacArthur
McMahon
D-Conn
Morse
R-Ore
Handyman Held Sought in California Girl Disappearance
A 34 year old guitarist Henry Ford McCracken was held on kidnapping charges after a witness saw him take a girl matching Patricia Hull description into a Buena Park auto court cabin. Blood stains found in the cabin and on McCracken and other testimony tie him to the case as a nationwide search continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Ana
Calif
Henry Ford McCracken
Patricia Jean Hull
Boyd Sturgis
McCracken
Patricia
Buena Park
Jack Cadman
Orange County
Sturgis
Canadian bread death penalty rumor debunked in Ottawa
A Hollywood writer asked if Canada bans white bread with a death penalty. Travel Bureau officials explained there is no such offense and no penalty, and even considered mailing her a loaf to illustrate the misconception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Hollywood
Calif
Canada
Travel Bureau
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Master of National Grange
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Milk Producers Federation
National Council of Farmer Cooperatives
National Farmers Union
Omar Bradley
Senate Investigating Committee
Washington
Gen. MacArthur
Pacific
Tokyo
Diane
J. W. Sharp
Hillsboro 2
Neil Kirk
Moers
Ian
Modest Maidens
USS
Patent
Auto Court
Red China
Chiang
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