Farm price plan questioned in hog market trial run
A senate agriculture subcommittee heard proposals for a trial run of a government price plan affecting hogs and other farm sectors. Critics warned the scheme could collapse prices across farming, hitting cattle, poultry, and grains, while proponents urged a careful test of the program’s impact on parity and farmer income.
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Ington
Cr-Neb
Senate Agculturé
Caaipman Thomas
Buller
Abe
Butler
Thoma
Willi
Oes
Elivkeng Gnet
Park
ExServicemen Hope Pot of Gold From Wreck
Two ex service men from Point Pleasant, New Jersey, seek a share of a rumored treasure of about 423000 dollars believed buried in the wreck of the Delaware ship. Bud Sharp and Conway, both army veterans, have spent hours repairing a buoy and contending with wary boats and weekend crowds as they pursue the sunken vessel two miles off Bay Head.
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Point Pleasent
N. J
Ganden Sinamar
Delaware
Bud
Conway
Point Pleasant
Sharp
Hey
Ceda Creek Station
Bay Head Beach
New York
Golf Duo Sunlit Feats Tie Open Titles in One Year
The record shows Bobby Jones in 1926 and Gene Sarazen in 1932 as the only players to win both the U.S. Open and the British Open in the same calendar year, a rare cross-Atlantic double.
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Bobby Jones
Gene Sarazen
Sun Yat-sen Widow Ching-Ling Aims For Freedom Legacy
The piece profiles Sun Yat-sen’s widow Ching-Ling, once allied with Sun and later with the Communists. It traces her life from Shanghai birth to wartime actions, her marriages, exile, and ultimate alignment with the Communist movement, framing her as a symbol of China’s struggle for reform amid warlordism, foreign influence, and rising Communist power.
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Sun Vat Sen
Republic
Dernas
China
Jlo
Soong ch'ing-Ling Lin
Shanghai
ch'ing-Lipe
Sun yat-Sen
Ch'ing-Ling
Wesleyan College For Women
Macon
Sun
Txe Sun
Japan
Peking
Istry
Britain
America
Tunisia
Asia
Russia
Adars
Uomintang
Chiang Kai- Shek
mei-Ling
ai-Ting
Moscow
Ching
Kuomintang
Fare Iis
Kiang Kai-Shek HW
Kune
T. Seen
Mgr. Sun
United Front
United States
Chiang
Baie
Hiv Gorges
Dock Strike in Hawaii Ties to Wider Labor Tensions
The 1943 dock strike in Hawaii, led by Harry Bridges of San Francisco, challenges wage parity with the West Coast, risking disruption of sugar shipments. Employers resisted higher Hawaii wages, while unions pressed for 14 to 18 cent increases, with a wartime defense context shaping labor politics and party alignments.
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Washington
Hieath Hogan
Lonusherymen
Oweh Warehouses
Harry Bridges
San Francisco
Avidees
Cam
Ythint
CIO
Progi- Hilijs
Assex
Onlso
Hawaii
Bridges
Jcreme Folt Wink
Faet Mantanninn
Ma Cow
United States
Hawaiiaa
Dackers
Nployers
Cipplines
Gov. Orgram MM. Stain
Yiich
ALS
Fragmentary note mentions years and a speech fragment
The readable text notes a woman who lived in Sla Uni from 1927 to 1931 and includes garbled speech remarks praising the Chinese Communist Party and the Red movement, with unclear context and many typographical errors.
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Sla- Uni
Chinese Communist Party
Starves Salt Despite Big Fortune
Philadelphia authorities investigate the death of Mrs Catherine Ritter found dead on a trash covered bed in a crowded home. A preliminary survey valued her fortune at about 206000 dollars while she lived on a bread and milk diet. Neighbors report she kept a small vestibule office and rarely appeared outside. Police suspect hidden assets from rents on about 14 owned houses.
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Philadelphia
Yeeluse
Haniel
Elutterid
Catherine 5
Tulind
Ritter
Sark Island Reports First Drunk Driving Case
Sark Island in the Channel Islands, where cars are banned by law, records its first DUI case. Judge orders the defendant Jack Terree to stop drinking by August 1, 1951 after John Terree was accused of driving a trace.
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Sark
Channel Islands
Bny
John Terree
Neighbors Probe Death After Odors From Home
Police entered the residence after neighbors complained of odors and found Mrs Ritter dead, believed to have died about three or four days earlier. Authorities ruled the death as due to natural causes.
Court Orders Two-Year Saloonkeeper Suspension
A court ordered the saloonkeepers to live with a two year suspension on their license after two intoxicated incidents last month. They were fined twenty dollars. The text notes the 1947 Thal Ment Stakes top prize of $78,900 won by Uha Lanx.
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Uhalanx Wo
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