Churchill Wins British Election and UMIT Program Planned
Winston Churchill becomes British Prime Minister for a second time amid hopes of closer Anglo American ties and potential disputes over Suez and Sudan. A civilian National Security Training Commission proposes a UMIT plan training 800000 youths yearly at over 4 billion dollars in the first year. Korea talks continue with UN on ground status and possible minor shifts. Politics see Frank E. McKinney as Democratic chairman amid Iran oil dispute rumors. Farm safety and crop forecasts reflect rising production to feed a growing population.
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Crime in America Exposes Eatsum sugar racket links
A Kefauver investigative piece details illegal sugar operations tied to Eatsum Food Products and partners William Giglio Frank Livorsi and David Lubben. It traces cash hoards, underworld ties, phantom profits, and the shift of hoodlums into legitimate businesses, warning of violence and tax fraud.
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Willie Moretti
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John Ormonte
Ina
Rudolph Halley
Tavern Fruit Juice Co
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Chicago
Joe Fusco
Chicago Crime Commission
Miami
Cheaper Pork Driven by Record Hog Crop
The 106 million hog crop, the largest in peacetime, signals a flood to markets this year and a strong pork price drop. Hogs sold at Chicago for 23.95 per cwt in July. prices fell to 19.75 last month, with forecasts of 17 or 18 per cwt by mid November.
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Lawrence Cleared in Pittsburgh Street Lighting Scandal
A Pittsburgh grand jury cleared Mayor David H. Lawrence of misdemeanor in office in the $3.5 million street lighting scheme. Four other city officials and three top executives of Broadway Maintenance Corporation were indicted on charges from misdemeanor to bribery and conspiracy for allegedly swindling the city through the lighting contract.
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David H. Lawrence
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Broadway Maintenance Corporation
Orchid Bouquets and Bunny Transfers for Kids Wear
A vintage craft notice describes dye fast Orchid Bouquets in purple lavender and yellow with no embroidery. It offers Multi-Color Orchid Pattern No 381 transfer and 18 bunnies 2 to 3 inches brown fur and pink ears for gifts. Send 35c for Pattern No 379 and address details to Joan Box 424 Madison Square Station NY.
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New York
Dr. Laubach warns Asia faces more Koreas without US goodwill
Dr. Frank Laubach told a 200 in New York that many Asian masses resist US policy as hydrogen bombs and jet fighters fuel anti American sentiment. He urged humanitarian aid and technical aid over weapons to win loyalty, recalling US grain aid to India during Congressional debates and a food shipments surge.
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Weather Modification: AMS Council Sets Current Knowledge
The American Meteorological Society Council presents statements on weather modification. It says seeding dry ice or silver iodide can form ice crystals, thin clouds may yield holes with little precipitation, small cumulus may dissipate with no significant rain, and substantial precipitation requires existing moist air. It notes predicting seeding results is not yet possible and there is little evidence we can modify climate regionally.
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Porous Asphalt Aims To Extend City Trees’ Lives
Providence tests a new porous asphalt covering pedestrian islands to allow 80 percent of rainfall to reach tree roots. The binder course mix lets 500 cc of water pass a five inch diameter sample in 8.5 seconds, simulating nearly 15 inches of rain. The dished islands retain water and absorb runoff, supporting healthier urban trees amid foot traffic.
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