Wheat farmers withhold harvest to push prices, bread short
Central plains wheat storage fills as dealers expect farmers to hold grain for higher prices. Kansas City Board of Trade chief Walter R. Scott says supply will be a trickle despite bumper crops. Associated Retail Bakers of America foresees bakery closures and cites bread shortages as government policy and sugar cuts worsen the crisis.
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Woman told to “talk to the cop” at bank mix up
In Kansas City a woman sought a loan and was directed to a bank officer. After meeting a policeman she was told to see George Kopp, a vice president of the bank. The officer verified the confusion.
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George Kopp
Court Official Hears Unusual Midnight Call
Springfield state attorney John W. Curren reported a late night call from a woman claiming medical woes and alleged property damage after a brick was thrown into her yard. He promised to investigate and returned to bed with a headache.
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Bread Shortage Persists as Wheat Storage Grows
Bakers warn a sugar cut will not ease bread shortages while farmers hoard wheat with storage tickets. Kansas, Oklahoma, and Southern Illinois see harvests above average, but growers store grain to retain control, limiting market supply. Chicago meat buyers flock to yards as packers sell direct to customers.
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Betty Hutton Home Guarded After Burglary
Betty Hutton's Hollywood guest house was guarded by two watchmen after burglars stole antiques valued at $2,000. Ted Briskin said guards were hired to protect his wife who expects to become a mother in September.
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Kenosha Evening News Publication Details and Rates
Kenosha Evening News Volume 52 lists publication as a daily with Sunday edition. It provides postal registration and office address at 717 58th St Kenosha Wisconsin. Subscription rates show weekly delivered copies at 25 cents and mail rates at 6 dollars per year in Wisconsin Illinois and 10 dollars yearly for other states.
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Break deadlock on Italian treaty adjournment discussed
Deputy foreign ministers focus on a priority list of disputed points in the Italian treaty for submission to chiefs. An American informant says a satisfactory Trieste solution could ease final treaty wording. Ministers will then tackle Balkan treaties, the German situation, Austria, and Italy’s political status as viewed by Russia.
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Western powers hope for unity at Four Powers talks
In Paris, optimism grows that the Big Four foreign ministers will avoid a total split. While full accord is unlikely, they aim to prevent a division of the world into rival blocs and keep faith in the United Nations. Separate peace moves and zones risk wider conflict and isolation of neutral states.
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France in crisis as Bidault faces presidency crisis
French political turmoil intensified as Socialists reject the presidency of the council and Georges Bidault remains as Foreign Minister. De Gaulle calls for a strong executive and a two chamber legislature, signaling potential leadership if a charter aligns with his view. The MRP leads post election while Communists slip to a distant second as Gouin resigns.
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France
Canada’s Spy Rose Convicted of War Secrets Conspiracy
Fred Rose, the sole Communist member of Canada’s parliament, was convicted Saturday of conspiracy to transmit war secrets to Russia. He faces up to seven years for the conspiracy and will be tried in September on four official secrets act charges, each carrying seven years.
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Montreal
Fred Rose
Canada
Russia
Rose
Chicago Composer Henriot Levy Dies at 70
Chicago based composer pianist and associate director of the American Conservatory of Music died Sunday. Born in Warsaw Poland Henriot Levy was 70 years old and recognized for his contributions to music education and performance.
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Chicago
Henriot Levy
American Conservatory of Music
Warsaw
Poland
Denmark Launches Share the Work Program to Reduce Unemployment
Denmark announces a share the work program aimed at easing unemployment pressures. The plan seeks to spread available work among jobless workers by adjusting hours and hiring practices to preserve employment levels and stabilize incomes.
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Denmark
Four Ministers Work on Italian Peace Treaty in Paris
Big Four foreign ministers resume drafting the Italian peace treaty in Paris. An American source notes the outcome may hinge on Soviet stance on Trieste as Yugoslavia presses for the port. Optimism rose after a conciliatory Soviet gesture on Austria, but Moscow media attacked Western peace proponents.
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Trieste
Chalmers Case Strike Unsettled Faces Government Potential Takeover
A labor official said the ongoing strike involving Allis Chalmers and J. I. Case could prompt a government takeover early this week. The statement signals possible escalation as labor tensions affect major manufacturers.
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Chalmers
Washington
Allis Chalmers
J. J. Case
Negotiations Break Down After Conciliator Efforts
An official, who requested anonymity, said talks had collapsed despite extended conciliator efforts to preserve the negotiations.
Amazing Hearing Aid Breakthrough Promises All-Day Power
A new one unit Beltone hearing aid claims light weight ease of wear with no separate battery pack. The X-Cell design maintains full power up to 50 hours and reduces battery changes to zero or few daily swaps. Free descriptive booklet and home demonstration offer from Beltone, Dept. 8223, Chicago.
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