Government Not Worried Over Stored Wheat
Washington report says officials no longer fret about a large wheat reserve under price support. Dry weather darkens next year’s winter wheat outlook and fall-sown crops. moisture scarce, planting uncertain. The Agriculture Department notes grain reserves may be needed to counter poor conditions and rising costs. The 1952 crop season shows corn and livestock outputs trending high but with uneven quality and planting shortfalls.
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Peckerwood Dressing Sparks Capitol Humor and Illinois Politics
Washington debates a peckerwood dressing joke by Senator Long as a campaign quip. Illinois political saga centers on Stratton, dubbed boy wonder, who at 26 won a congressman-at-large seat and later became youngest governor elect since 1883. Electric power output hits a weekly high as Stratton weighs tax policy and legislative plans ahead of January session.
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Doctor Says Babies Stand Better Chance On Operating Table
Los Angeles report quotes Dr. Orvar Swenson of Boston arguing infants have superior surgery prospects. He calls babies a "brand new mechanism" with strong hearts and high healing ability while addressing infant surgery perceptions at Los Angeles Children's Hospital.
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Speech Invitations Swamp Nixon Amid Busy Schedule
President-Elect Nixon has about 100 speaking invitations, ranging from the Mexican inauguration on Dec. 3 to college commencements next June. Aides say he has accepted none and will avoid speeches this year and far from Washington early next year while evaluating Senate prospects.
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Humphrey urges opening Demo caucus to Morse support
Senator Humphrey calls for welcoming Oregon Republican-turned-independent Wayne Morse into the Democratic caucus if he switches to the party. He warns about possible committee reprisals for Democrats who backed Eisenhower opponents, as Senate reshuffles loom with Morse on Armed Services and Labor panels.
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Hiss Parole Case May Come Friday
LEWISBURG Pa The parole board chairman said there is little chance the Alger Hiss case will be reached today or tomorrow at the Northeastern Penitentiary. Hiss, 48, is serving a five year sentence for perjury and becomes eligible for parole on November 21 after one third of his term.
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Woman Dies From Furnace Fumes in St Louis Home
Mrs Marie Johmann 50 dies at City Hospital after carbon monoxide from a furnace blower fills their home Tuesday. Husband Frank 52 and daughter Ruth 20 remain hospitalized. Police found them unconscious after neighbors asked for a welfare check. heater near furnace distributed the fumes. An acre of sugar cane yields about 213 tons of refined sugar.
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Man gets 150 years in woman death in high school slaying
Unemployed insurance salesman Charles Petrach, 25, of Gary Indiana, was sentenced to 140 years in prison after pleading guilty to fatally shooting Georgine Lyon 25, a Lawrenceville High School librarian, in a classroom. Judge Ben L Evoardi ordered solitary confinement each September 3. Petrach had planned to plead not guilty but changed to guilty on counsel's advice.
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