Farm Price Decline Eases Hope For Stabilization
Federal officials expect a leveling off in heavy farm product marketings as the Agriculture Department reports a 2 percent drop in the farm price index from October to mid November. Prices remain well below wartime peaks but above 1940 buying power, with hog prices around 12.20 cents per pound and overall farm income down about 10 percent this year. The department outlines a four day conference with extension workers as it tees up actions to reinforce price stability in coming months.
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Atria
Sale
Agricuttung
Actor Loses Eye But Returns to Stage Nightly After Accident
A renowned actor suffered the loss of an eye in a stage accident yet returned to performing. The troupe announced a brief hiatus, then resumed shows with the actor continuing in a principal role, drawing praise for resilience and dedication.
Harriman Named Utility Man in 1956 Democratic Nominating Picture
Washington dispatch reports Governor Averell Harriman of New York singled out by Senator Sparkman as a potential Democratic candidate after Stevenson signals, with New York representing a large bloc in the race. Sparkman notes Harriman not an active contender, while factions debate the path ahead before the August Chicago meeting and nomination battles unfold.
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Chicago
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Hem
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Ble
Washington
Averall Therthnin
Len Sparkann
Ala
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Sparkranni
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Steyn
Betty Pitti
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Alia Oeimondea Phan
Subcommittee Sets Final Witness for Bearing Hearings
A subcommittee announces Young as the final witness for a present series of bearings. Another figure cited is 3405 with a note that not all tasers were fired, described as secured at a fort.
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Carrollton Utility Gives Gift to Patrons
The Carrollton utility announces a gift to its patrons amid a December 1, 1955 news context. A large greeting event drew attendance as officials report on municipal utility plans and public reaction to the administration in inter-American affairs.
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Post-Tribune
Jefferson City
Pedro Aramburu
Povan
la Prensa
Paz
New York
Dore
Villauay
United States
U. S
Buenos Aires
Carrollton Utility
Arkansas Newspaper Is Sold by Nutter
Arkansas publisher Donald Wot Reynolds, longtime tabloid figure, sells the News from Piast Wate fish to Sion Hollings and associates. The sale includes Buckwell Journal in Oklahoma. Nutter, former AP bureau chief in Kansas City, is named executive director at International House. Senate Civil Service subcommittee investigates federal employee firings under Eisenhower era security programs.
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Buckwell
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