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Newspaper
Kenosha Evening News
Location
Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1950
Page
3
Frank Wright Thomas, 80, a retired stock broker and former president of the Chicago stock exchange, also once governor of the New York stock exchange, died Thursday in Chicago.
Republican senatorial candidates align on four campaign themes: alleged communists in government, the Brannan farm plan, deficit spending, and proposed excise tax cuts. The GOP campaign committee survey covers Iowa, South Dakota, and California results and notes Milli kin will push these points in Colorado contests.
A three day symposium at Johns Hopkins McCollum Pratt Institute gathers scientists including Dr W D McElroy to discuss how trace copper in soil affects plant health and, in turn, animal products. He notes copper acts as a catalyst influencing fruit browning and wool elasticity, with copper-deficient soils yielding poorer crops and wool. adding copper to soil, not directly to sheep, improves outcomes.
President Truman returned to Washington aboard the presidential yacht Williamsburg after watching Marine Corps exercises at Quantico Virginia. He recalled a World War I artillery piece while speaking with a 75 millimeter howitzer corporal. The trip ended with a 5 p.m. EST return. El Salvador hires a US research group to map its industrial and agricultural growth.
Washington plans to reject Moscow's demand for U S and British troop withdrawal from Trieste. State department says Soviet note is propaganda while Austria treaty talks push for civilian control and quicker resolution of occupation burdens. The issue reflects wider east west rivalry over Austria Yugoslavia and Italy with Yugoslavia shifting sides since Cominform era.
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