Soviet Press Outlines Farm Woes in United States
The article cites Soviet outlets to claim American farmers face mass foreclosures due to the Cold War economy. It notes U.S. farmers struggle with overproduction, while Soviet reports say millions risk losing homes as prices fall and government policy shifts are urged toward tax relief and nourishment access.
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Moscow
Europe
Japan
United States
Monopoly
Eisenhower
Agriculture Benson
Komsomol Pravda
U.S
Communist
Soviet Union
Needy Will Get Work in Dunklin County Program
Kenne tt Missouri Dunklin County businessmen launch a plan to employ the needy with outside cash and food aid to end after 30 days. About 700 families of out of work farm laborers were found virtually destitute last week.
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Kennett
Dunklin County
Employment Drops Two Million in January
Washington reports 47.7 million Americans held jobs in nonfarm sectors last month, down two million from December. The Bureau of Labor Statistics cites seasonal factors for most declines, with some payroll reductions in primary metals machinery and ordnance not seasonally influenced.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
GOP Spoils Committee Plans Urgent Meeting
North Carolina GOP Patron age Committee will meet in a few days to address the unsettled post of U S Middle District attorney. State GOP Chairman T E Story of Wilkesboro said Herbert F Seawell Jr of Carthage remains not yet approved by the Justice Department. Story will confer with J E Bray of Lenoir to set a date.
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Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Republican Patronage Committee
U. S
GOP
T. E. Story
Wilkesboro
Herbert F. Seawell Jr
Carthage
Justice Department
Seawell
Department
Story
J. EF
Bray Lenoir
Korea Plans Tallest Building in Pusan
Pusan businessmen announced plans for a towering Peace Building in the city. The $5,500,000 project would include shops markets retail offices a theater a research laboratory and a music hall on the site that suffered a major fire last December.
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Pusan
Korea
Democrats Can Take Over Says Mitchell
Seattle report quotes Stephen A. Mitchell, Democratic national chairman, predicting Democrats can win control of the Senate and House in the 1954 elections if party leaders organize and work. He says the House looks best for Democrats, with a likely majority. the Senate could be close but optimistic. He criticizes Republicans for doom and gloom over recession and says they hide weaknesses.
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Seattle
Senate
House
Stephen A. Mitchell
Ae. Mitchell
Aoa
Asheboro GI among 47 presumed dead in Korea
The Army identified 47 more soldiers missing in Korea for over a year as presumed dead. Names and next of kin include Sgt. Lulan O Bridges of Ellenboro North Carolina and Cpl. Harry E Lefler of Asheboro. Additional details list others and locations in North and South Carolina.
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Washington
Korea
North Carolina
Lulan O. Bridges
Nancy Bridges
Ellenboro
Harry E. Lefler
Bertha M. Lefler
Rt. 2
Asheboro
South Carolina
Ralph E. Atchison
Om Wee Bas Rhee Bi
Lennon Attacks Opponent in Democratic Senate Primary
U.S. Senator Alton A. Lennon castigated Kerr Scott as a demagogue during a three day Carolinas Farm Dealers Assn meeting in Charlotte. He vowed to fight government contract channelling and to award bids competitively while keeping parity, as regional leaders elected new association officers.
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Charlotte A
Carolinas
U.S
Alton A. Lennon
Lennon
Kerr Scott
Senate
Wilmington
Congress
K. Biggs
Lumberton
J. R. Marks
Whiteville
M. G. Sansifer
Chester
D.C
Bomegs
John Tulloss
Rocky Mount
Generally Mild Weather Continues Across the Nation
The Associated Press reports light snow flurries in New York and New England while the central and western Canada cold front shifts into the border states. Midwest temperatures dip with freezing readings in the Plateau and eastern regions, and record low or high mentions surfaced in Lincoln Nebraska and Omaha.
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Associated Press
Canada
Midwest
New York State
New England
Rockies
Great Lakes
Plateau
Atlantic Coast
Lincoln
Neb
Omaha
Weyland Reported In Indochina
Gen. C. P. Weyland commander of Far East Air Forces is in Indochina with American military advisers at a military station his office announced today.
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Tokyo
C. P. Weyland
Far East Air Forces
Indochina
Advi
First Samuel fragments identified in Jerusalem cave find
Archaeologists identify twenty seven small parchment pieces as parts of the First Book of Samuel found in a Dead Sea cave overlook. Eli the high priest is shown to be 90 at death, and Hannah's son is linked to Nazarites with strict vows. Dr. Cross reports the discovery.
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Baltimore
Jerusalem
William F. Albright
Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research
Oriental Seminary of
Johns Hopkins University
Dead Sea
Eli
Samuel
Hannah
Frank M. Cross Jr
McCormick Theological Seminary
Chicago
Albright
Hopkins
Davidson Students Name Robber in Davidson College Case
Davidson students J. B. Jenkins and Martin Foil identify Arthur Fields as the armed bandit who robbed 24 students at Davidson College last week, securing 317 dollars. Mecklenburg County police list Fields in 24 warrants for first degree burglary and say he will face trial for the police killing tied to the arrest. Clemson College students also claim they are reasonably sure Fields robbed them. Fields is charged with killing Patrolman J. L. Mize and wounding Officer J. R. Davis after police detained him at his Chamblie home.
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Davidson College
Aise Fields
Mecklenburg County
N. C
Fields
North Carolina
Davidson
Jenkins
Martin Foil
Stop Taking Harsh Drugs for Constipation
Temporary constipation relief with gentle laxatives recommended. Dr Caldwell's Senna Laxative touted as a natural laxative that tastes good and provides comfortable relief for the family. Mail order offer mentions a return policy and New York address.
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Pepsin
Dr. Caldwell
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