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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1955
Page
7
Washington D C House Government Operations Committee will investigate accusations that government agencies are withholding information. A three man subcommittee led by Rep Moss will be appointed to conduct the probe.
Washington reports May saw steady living costs while take-home pay rose to a record high. Secretary of Labor Mitchell announced figures showing overall national stability in retail prices, continuing the pattern that reduces paycheck erosion. Average family worker take-home pay reached $70.12 in May with single workers also rising.
Rogers Hair Experts claim baldness is avoidable with proper scalp care and hygiene. James Castelli will host private consultations at the Warren Hotel on Saturday June 25 from 12 noon to 9 PM, with no cost or obligation. Demonstrations promise guidance for men and women on strengthening the scalp and regrowing hair where possible.
The item notes a wage figure of 62.83 dollars, about 80 cents a week higher than the March peak, indicating the prior high was reached then. It frames the rise as a comparison to the earlier peak, highlighting the March level as a benchmark.
Wealthy cap maker Sol Schlesinger of Freeport New York refused Senate investigators access to his records invoking the Fifth Amendment saying the action might incriminate him Threats of contempt of Congress grew while the government asked to cancel his contract and bar future work He denied any payoff to officials and vigorously rejected paying $100000 to an Army colonel related to a 1950 caps contract
Washington committee approval expands public housing under President Eisenhower. The Banking Committee votes 19 to 3 to continue government housing activities and authorize four billion dollars more in Federal Housing Administration insurance authority.
Senator McCarthy lame ducked his way back into public view after the Army hearings and Senate condemnation. A 77 to 4 rebuke followed his bid to dictate talks before the Big Four meeting, with only three Republicans backing him as he accused opponents of aiding Communists.
A search for Alton Adkins 22 who walked out of a hospital ended with his return home. Clothes were found on a bridge over the Little Arkansas River and others in the river. Searchers dragged the river yesterday. Hospital officials described him as an amnesia victim.
The Federal Power Commission licensed the Grand River Dam Authority to construct Markham's Ferry Dam a 30 million dollar power and flood control project in Oklahoma.
A federal judge heard arguments on a suit challenging the President's tariff reduction actions. Judge Burnita Matthews indicated she would rule later on whether to dismiss the case brought by the Morgantown Glassware Guild Inc from West Virginia.
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