Cattle Price Supports Sought by National Caravan
About 350 cattlemen from 30 states met Agriculture Secretary Benson in Washington to press for immediate government price supports. They warned thousands of farmers face bankruptcy without prompt action, while Benson said he would study the proposal and seek recommendations from farm groups. MORE ON PAGE TWO-A
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Benson
Dennis Driscoll
Colorado Springs
Colo
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Agriculture Department
Driscoll
Congress
Eisenhower
Agriculture Secretary
Wenermaune
1953 Farm Income Seen One Billion Below 1952
The Agriculture Department projects 1953 farm net income at 21.1 billion dollars, about 7 percent under 1952, with gross income down around 4 percent despite high production. Net income is expected to remain near the 1953 level in 1954 as expenses fall further. Cash receipts from farm products in 1953 are forecast at about 31.2 billion, down 4 percent from 1952 due to lower prices.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Dulles Sees Early Trieste Conference Aids Western Defense
Secretary of State Dulles proposed a possible five power conference on Trieste to settle its future before troop withdrawal. He warned against rumors of U S European withdrawal and noted tough negotiations on Zone A. He also avoided commenting on aid to Israel and Vietnam France Indochina ties.
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Dulles
Trieste
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Britain
South Europe
London
Zone A
Italy
Yugoslavia
France
Europe
Attendance Tops 800 at Informal Furniture Mart Show
Attendance at the informal Furniture Mart show reaches over 800 registrations, besting spring and 1952 fall marks. Buyers surge, orders flow, and confidence grows for 1954 amid strong national representation and brisk activity in dining, drawing, and bedroom lines.
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Southern Retail Furniture Association
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New Jersey
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Arkansas
That
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High Point
Salesman Questioned In Hartley Girl Disappearance Case
A 43-year-old traveling salesman Bernard Lauer was brought to Lacrosse from Eau Claire for questioning in the disappearance of 15-year-old Evelyn Hartley after he was arrested on a Waushara County rape charge. Authorities tied his movements to a rest home visit near Eau Claire before returning to his La Crosse area sales route.
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John Bosshard
Bernard Lauer
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Lauer
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Hartley
Bernard Barmire
Cecelia
Eagleton
Barmire
FBI arrests two men in Garner bank robbery case
The FBI announced the arrest of Woodrow Stroud of Raleigh and Cyrus Porter Jr. of Greenville for the August 28 Garner First Citizens Bank heist that netted about $12,398. Both men, paroled convicts, were identified and slated for arraignment as part of ongoing federal charges including bank robbery and conspiracy.
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FBI
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Garner
William A. Murphy
Woodrow Stroud
Raleigh and Kinston
Cyrus Edward Porter Jr
Greenville
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Adrill Strickland
Quitman Strickland
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Adrill
Quitman
J. Guy Penny
U. S
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Rocky Mount
C. H. Patrick
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U N Security Council to Discuss Palestine and Syria Dispute
The U N Security Council planned a double session to address Palestine issues and border killings. The morning debate focused on Syria's charge that Israel illegally diverted Jordan River waters harming Arab neighbors. An afternoon session would hear a Palestine report from U N truce envoy Maj. Gen. Denmark.
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Denmark
U N Security Council Faces Israel Syria Clash
The United Nations Security Council summoned representatives of Israel and Syria for a face to face meeting to air charges on the Palestine issue. Dr Farid Zeineddine of Syria and Abba Eban of Israel sat at opposite ends with the full council between them. Pakistan's Foreign Minister Mohammed Zafrullah Khan urged a temporary halt to Israel's Jordan River water project during council deliberations.
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Palestine
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Abba Ehan
Il Nation
Pakistan
Mohammed Zafrullah Khan
Jordan River
Russians Denounce U S Germ Warfare Claims As Lies
The U N General Assembly postponed debate in the Political Committee on American charges that Russia ran a torture center to extract confessions from captured soldiers about germ warfare in Korea. U S delegate Dr Charles Mayo accused Russians of torture, while Russia's Jacob A Malik dismissed the allegations as a lie.
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General Assembly
U. S
Korea
Charles Mayo
Minnesota
Russia
Jacob A. Malik
Old Ice Boxes Blamed For Death of 28
CHICAGO Eight of 28 children smothered in abandoned refrigerators this year died because two screws held the lock stopi from the doorsill in most models. Harry D Busby of the Refrigeration Service Engineers Society urged removal of the stop to render boxes harmless noting two minutes suffices. The group reports 83 child deaths in 49 refrigerator accidents in the United States and Canada since records began.
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Chicago
Harry D. Busby
Reee Service Engineers Society
Beaks
Service Engineers
United States
Canada
Proctor
Ark
Dean Warns Reds Over Delays in Korea Peace Talks
U S Ambassador Arthur Dean urged the Communists to stop stalling as preliminary talks on the Korean peace conference failed to agree on planning. He warned that inviting neutral nations could turn the talks into an endless debating society and pressed for a site and date. A2 hour 22 minute session failed to advance. The Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission remained gridlocked on prisoner interviews. A third meeting is set for tomorrow.
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U. S
Arthur Dean
Dean
Korea
K. S. Thimayya
Treasury Plans 2 Billion Dollar Weekly Borrowing
The Treasury will borrow two billion dollars this week to cover government needs through year end. The issue consists of 7 year and 10 month bonds dated Nov 9, bearing 2 1/2 percent interest.
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Hum-et
Shoulders To Testify After All In Greenlease Case
Kansas City police veteran Shoulders will testify before a federal grand jury investigating the Greenlease kidnaping. He previously refused, then modified his stance, stating he will tell his story to the grand jury and may name informants. The FBI noted serial numbers on missing ransom bills were distributed nationwide.
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St. Louis
Shoulders
Jane Marie George
Carl Austin Hall
FBI
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