Curtiss Candy bulls receive honors from Holstein and Guernsey groups
In Leoat area dairy herds using Curtiss Candy bulls through the Improved Stud Service, several Curtiss sires earned top honors. Holstein Friesian Association of America recognized three sires for high daughter production, including Dandy George and Pabst Rebel Governor. Curtiss Noble Curtiss leads Guernsey offspring counts, with over a thousand calves sired.
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Curtiss
Curtiss Aires
Bill Widdowson
Holstein- Friesian Association of America
George
Phoebe
Widdowson
United States
Sparkee
Holstein Association
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Curtiss Candy
Noble Curtiss
Guernsey
Taft-Hartley Amendments Studied in Senate Panel
Washington The Senate Labor Committee opened work on amendments to the Taft-Hartley Act with little cross party agreement seen. Senator Kennedy said Democrats would withhold votes until hearing records are printed, while Senator Smith doubted any broad consensus on language. Both sides expect a bill to reach the Senate floor, as House committee continues drafting revisions.
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Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Sen
Kennedy
D-Mass
H. Alexander Smith
Senate
House Labor Committee
Smith
CIO
Eisenhower
Massachusetts
Dean Is Called In Marine Case
Maj. Gen. Wildem F. Dean testified before the court of inquiry examining Col. Frank H. Schwable's false germ warfare confession in Korea. Dean, the senior American captured in Korea, was called to testify today.
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Washington
Wildem F. Dean
Frank H. Schwable
Korea
Dean
Twelve Dead In Avalanche In Austria Weekend Toll Rises
Rescue teams recovered bodies of three skiers buried under a one foot snow slide in Innsbruck Austria raising weekend avalanche deaths to twelve and annual toll to 153 as rescue efforts continued for over twelve hours.
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Innsbruck
Austria
Humor Comes a Week After Five Shootings
Washington lawmakers lightened mood a week after a gun attack by four Puerto Rican fans. Five injured congressmen were recovering as jokes circulated about who helped in the captures and who stayed quiet. A Georgia Democrat proposed a three tier pay plan for those under fire: combat pay for staying, light pay for fleeing, and submarine pay for diving under seats.
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Washington
House
Wolcott
Mich
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Rep. Vinson
Georgia
Armed Services Committee
Election in Pakistan Underway in Dacca
Voters in East Pakistan began polling to choose a 309 member East Pakistan Assembly. The key issue is whether the region will consolidate ties with Karachi or seek more autonomy, with 20 million eligible of 44 million residents. East Pakistan's jute industry accounts for over 7 percent of foreign exchange and nearly half the nation’s population lives there, challenging the Moslem League government amid separatist pressures.
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Dacca
Pakistan
Karachi
India
Britain
East Pakistan
Young Rips Railroad's Management and Politics
East Pakistan financier Young accuses New York Central Railroad managers in Albany battle over control. He claims department heads coerce workers while Moslem League leaders dismiss his charges as mere rhetoric. Shareholders meet May 26 to decide control of the Central at stake in a split Indian era dispute.
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League
New York
East Pakistan
Nugulert R. Young
Amin
New York Central Railroad
Coun
Tine
Karachi
Alljhood
Young
Nyc
William White
Fulzul Huq
H. 5
Suhrawardy
India
Eastithe
Chesapeake & Ohio
Pakistan
Ben
Sysgal
Huq
White
Albany
Legless Girls Shine in Tapping Visit in Boston
Seven year old Diane de Fosse of West Boylston visits Kay Benedict of Boston, a train accident amputee, and performs a tap dance to lift Kay's spirits. Diane notes Kay’s hope with new artificial limbs while Kay calls the visit the nappiest she has had.
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Boston
Worcester
Diane de Fosse
West Boylston
Katherine Benedict
Kay
Diane
Congress Faces Tax and Statehood Battles in Tight Sessions
Congress faces heated party line battles on tax exemptions and statehood. House Democrats push higher income tax relief while the administration opposes gains. Senate Democrats seek to advance Taft Hartley revisions as hearings reveal health concerns and shifting maps.
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House
Violence in Mexico Leaves Three Officials Dead
In Cuernavaca supporters of Gen Miguel Henriquez Guzman killed three government leaders and wounded a policeman as about 30 gunmen attacked Tieuman. Witnesses said Ruben Jaramillo, a former Henriquista candidate, led the raid to avenge a lieutenant killed in a clash last week.
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Cuernavaca
Mexico
Miguel Henriquez Guzman
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines
Ruben Jaramillo
Morelos
Tieuman
Relief Rolls Grow as NYC Faces Unemployment Rise
New York City's relief rolls grow at about 1,000 people weekly, about 2 percent, amid a recession. Welfare Commissioner Henry L. McCarthy says unemployment is around 191,000 with 262,000 on relief as he cites tough times on a local TV panel.
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New York
Henry L. McCarthy
New York City
McCarthy
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