Farm Surpluses Stir Delicate Foreign Policy Debate
Washington weighs how to handle U S farm surpluses after war gains. Public Law 480 sales to friendly nations avoid dumping, while risking shifts in global prices and alliances. 470 million dollars in deals with 17 countries underscore the policy balance.
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Kansas City Livestock Prices From Hutchinson Wichita Markets
Market by Market report shows cattle calves hogs and sheep prices with mixed changes. Kansas City area prices list fed steer bids utility cows vealers and slaughter lambs. Wichita figures show steady hogs and higher spring lambs with ranges for sows and yearlings.
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Stolen 1947 Model Recovered in Wichita Garage
Police reported a 1947 model car stolen months ago from Paul David Hawley who has since left the city has been recovered in a Wichita storage garage. Two Garden City students, Robert W. Garnand and Karin Henkle, earned dean's honor roll status at Southwestern College Winfield for maintaining a B plus average or better.
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Woman Dies in Auto Crash at Wichita
Leah F. Packer, 46, died after a car accident in Wichita involving a two car collision. Police reported she was thrown from the vehicle in the crash. responders declared her dead at the scene. The incident prompted a road closure as investigators examined the wreckage.
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Grains ease as session winds down on Chicago board
Grains moved modestly lower late on the Chicago Board of Trade after a choppy day with corn pressured by a Private crop forecast east of Chicago despite a west of the Mississippi cutback. Wheat showed late strength linked to a Minneapolis upturn while soybeans drifted lower amid mixed futures activity.
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Deserters and Pullouts Mark Austrian Evacuation
Reported in Vienna as the evacuation of Austria by Allied and Soviet forces accelerates. More than half of about 60,000 occupation troops are withdrawn over five weeks since Austria’s independence. French and British exits expected by early fall, Russian and American departures near October. Unconfirmed notes say some Soviet soldiers desert or are shot. several suicides reported.
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Paroled Japanese Royal Relative War Criminal
In Tokyo the only relative of the Japanese royal family convicted as a war criminal was ordered paroled today. Former marquis and Vice Admiral Teruhisa Komatsu, 64, fourth son of the late Imperial Prince Yoshihisa Kitashirakawa, was released along with 21 other Japanese war criminals from Sugamo Prison in an announcement from Washington.
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Dulles Commends GI's Who Checked Koreans
Secretary of State Dulles commends GIs who kept back South Korean demonstrations against Communist truce inspectors. Brucker relayed a letter of commendation noting “firmness and strength under very trying conditions.” The Army secretary added his own endorsement in confirming the praise.
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Garden City Hospital Notices and Local Notices
Today in Garden City reports hospital admissions for Earl Walking Anton Haupt Mrs Byron Schm al fried Simon Hayes and I Bunney Acknowledges hospital discharges for Ray Newell C D Finkenbinder and Dee Ann Mathias Births at St Catherine to Byron Schm al fried of Dighton a girl 8 lb 9 oz at 10 18 am Deeds conveyance Aniselo Bribiesca to Ignacio R Avila of Garden City County Court cases Grover Stevens fined 25 and John Thomas truck overload fined 20 Midwest Oil Co versus Lee Nevins account Police briefs Benny Saiz fined 10 for speeding Bond posted Charles Fredrick Scheuermann Route 1 10 for speeding
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Local Woman’s Mother Dies at Arlington
Mrs. Fred Scheuchzer of 709 Taylor Avenue received word of the unexpected death of her mother Mrs. Frank Birket of Arlington who died early this morning. Funeral arrangements are pending notification of relatives.
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Chrysler and CIO reach agreement amid six-state strikes
Detroit reports Chrysler and the CIO United Auto Workers reached a contract settlement six hours after production stoppages hit plants in six states. The deal mirrors Ford GM plans with 60 to 65 percent layoff pay for up to 26 weeks and six cent annual wage increases for three years, plus pension boosts and broader coverage.
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Stevenson Plans Fall Push for Democratic Nomination
Adlai Stevenson will resume party activity this fall with appearances in Wisconsin and New York, signaling a possible November announcement in Chicago. He is set to speak at the Wisconsin Democratic State Convention in Green Bay October 7-9, join Truman and Averell Harriman at a $100-a-plate Democratic dinner in New York City October 31, and speak at a national committee meeting in Chicago November 17-19.
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Radio Schedule fragment shows NBC dayparts and host lineup
A crowded broadcast grid lists Sept 1 6:00 to 7:00 details for Weather and sports memories with Tony Jewell and Morgan Beatty on NBC, a 9:55 News, and late night program lineup. Friday Sept 2 repeats weather, music, and NBC evening features with multiple hosts and show notes across stations.
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Young Pastor Found Innocent
The Northwest Synod of the United Lutheran Church cleared Rev. John Gerberding 33 pastor of Holy Cross Church Menomonee Falls in a secret trial on seven charges of deviating from doctrine. The eighth charge was set aside and the decision was unanimous. Administrative action to correct the offensive situation was requested by the synod.
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Wichita Moves To Enforce Pipeline Right Of Way
Wichita begins legal action to force condemnation of a 66 inch pipeline right of way across L C Collins farm 14 miles NW of Bentley to move water from beds in Sedgwick Harvey and McPherson counties. Collins faces court writ and will consult attorney Kenneth Speir who challenged the actions in federal court. Workmen who started laying pipe were warned off by Collins family members.
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Bendix Race Refueling Stops Set Across Midwest
Kansas bases Sedalia and Salina plus Wichita host fueling for six F100 jets in the Bendix trophy race. Pilots departing George AFB Victorville choose one stop en route to Philadelphia, aiming to beat last year’s coast-to-coast and terminal speeds.
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