Farmers Income Going Down Again
The Agriculture Department reports that cash receipts from marketing in the first five months of 1955 totaled about 10.2 billion dollars, down 3 percent from the same period last year, with livestock prices falling over 40 percent while crop receipts rose slightly. Net income at an annual rate was 11.9 billion in Q1 1955, down from 12.0 billion last year, and is expected to fall to about 11.6 billion in Q2.
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Mock Bombing Drill Predicts Vast Casualties Across Cities
The Associated Press reports a theoretical war drill that simulates hydrogen and atomic bomb attacks on 6108 cities and territories. The scenario estimates over five million dead, millions more injured, and widespread evacuations with New York City alone showing nearly 3 million deaths. Officials provided regional totals for New York, New Jersey, and New England.
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Auto firm and union resume talks on guaranteed wage
American Motors Corp and CIO United Auto Workers adjourned bargaining until next Tuesday as both sides seek a compromise on a guaranteed annual wage. AMC, maker of Nash and Hudson cars and appliances, says it cannot match the benefits Ford and General Motors won.
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Road Notice for Finney County Public Roads Petition
State of Kansas Finney County notices a petition by L B Lille and others seeking location of public roads. Viewers Ralph Haflich J M Concannon and F Arthur Stone to meet July 5 1955 at the beginning points to view roads per law. hearings open to interested parties. County Clerk Vincent E Beckett seals document June 6 1935.
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Detroit Lions Lead NFL Scoring in 1954 Season
The Detroit Lions topped the NFL scoring in 1954 with 337 points, averaging 28.1 per game. The Lions emerged as the league’s highest scoring team that year, showcasing a potent offense and strong finish to the campaign.
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