Adjustment Over On Farms Morse Says
ANN ARBOR Mich - True D Morse under secretary of agriculture says the worst of the post war adjustment for agriculture is over with production and consumption in balance He tells Washtenaw County farm leaders at a Kiwanis Club luncheon surpluses in parity programs will begin to work down starting in 1996 lifting market pressures He forecasts a better year in 1956 Stored butter has fallen from 466 million to 19 million pounds Nonfat dry milk from 609 million to 19 million and soybean oil stocks nearly vanished.
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Coast Blonde Indicted For Kidnaping Infant From Hospital
San Francisco County grand jury indicted Betty Benedicto a Stockton blonde for kidnapping 2 month old Robert Marcus from Mt Zion Hospital on September 19. Conviction penalty ranges from 1 to 25 years. Benedicto did not appear before the grand jury and remains under observation in San Francisco Hospital’s psychiatric ward after surrendering the baby to a Catholic priest on September 27. The infant was unharmed.
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Stockton
Robert Marcus
Mt. Zion Hospital
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Prand
Soviet housing officials study U.S. methods tour begins
Soviet minister of urban construction I K Kozuilia leads a four week coast to coast visit to American homebuilding sites. The delegation arrives in North Springfield Virginia for a first stop and will tour Boston New York Fort Wayne Chicago Seattle San Francisco Los Angeles Tucson Houston Austin New Orleans Cleveland before returning to Washington October 28.
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Wichita U Man to Quit Because of Poor Health
Dr Walter A Ver Wiebe 68 retires as ecology professor at Wichita University after 38 years teaching. He spent 28 years at Wichita and led the Geology Department from 1927 to 1953. Former students and oil-industry friends funded a scholarship over 10000 in his name. board of regents named him professor emeritus.
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Wichita
Walter A. Ver Wiebe
Wichita University
University Board of Regents
Family Pays Cohen Fine Aids Release From Prison
The Cohen family in Los Angeles has paid Mickey Cohen's $10,000 fine, clearing his path to release next Sunday from the McNet Island Washington penitentiary after serving a sentence for income tax evasion. Cohen was sentenced in 1951 to five years and fined $10,000 for evading $156,123 in taxes for 1946 48. He holds 480 days credit for good behavior, and without the payment he would have faced a pauper's oath or 30 more days.
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Los Angeles
Mickey Cohen
McNet Island
Wash
Cohen
Dallas Firm To Begin Work on Tuttle Creek Dam Project
Dallas firm Tecon Cory has been awarded a 3.67 million dollar contract to resume the Tuttle Creek Dam works near Manhattan Kansas. The Army Engineers say 1000 working days are planned to construct an approach channel intake tower operating house stilling basin and 267 feet of water conduit 20 feet diameter. Work starts within 30 days after a work order is issued. The dam began in 1952 but funds ran out a year later. Congress approved 714 million for a new start this year.
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Alarm Clocks Are Safer Alarm Clocks Safer
Pleasanton California. Unidentified airplane propeller crash injured no one after ripping a three foot hole in the roof of a living room. The propeller fell from a plane at about two thousand feet aloft while a teacher and student piloted nearby.
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Bonn Moscow Pact to Free 500 to 600 POWs First Group
Bonn news release says the first group of German prisoners to be freed from Russia under the Bonn Moscow agreement will total 500 to 600. They will arrive at Camp Friedland in Lower Saxony next Sunday. About 9,826 prisoners are slated for release. the Soviet Embassy in Paris advised the German Embassy that the first transport will come from East Germany Sunday.
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Gen Adler to Be Buried With Full Honors at Arlington
New York Times executive Maj Gen Julius Ochs Adler who died of cancer will be buried Thursday at Arlington National Cemetery with full honors. Adler 62 was first vice president and general manager of the New York Times and publisher and president of the Chattanooga Times. He rose to major general through intermittent service spanning two world wars.
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Shortage of Office Boys Bites London Jobs Market
Britain faces a manpower shortage with a high demand for office boys and girls in London. An employment agency estimates 15,000 more office boys are needed, while the City expects thousands of vacancies for girls aged 15 to 18 in banking, insurance and business firms.
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Pinza's Ticker's Okay Maurice Says Rocky Marilyn Alike
New York columnist Earl Wilson reports at a Waldorf party honoring Maurice Chevalier's return that Chevalier noted a likeness between Rocky Marciano and Marilyn Monroe, calling them both killers in their own way. The column also covers Paris flash on Barbara Hutton's secret marriage, Pinza's absence from Fanny, Hemingway's Cuba shoot, and other showbiz tidbits.
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Gilbert Miller
France
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Lauren Hecall
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Lyceum
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Rocky Marciano
Marilyn Moonroe
Father Takes Body Of Son From Grave
In Telluride Colorado an infant boy’s body was exhumed from a wilderness grave as an armed posse hunted for Orville Thomas Bell, 26, a former mental patient. Bell allegedly killed the 41 day old infant, then smothered him with blankets and imprisoned his wife Emma Bell for three weeks before she escaped and led officers to the grave.
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Lawrence
Warrick
Orville Thomas Bell
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Here
Indians Accept Grain From United States Aid
The Indian government announced acceptance of 20,000 tons of grain from the United States for free distribution to flood sufferers.
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United States
Spain names new envoy to Canada
Spain's cabinet named Eduardo Proper de Callejon, consul general in Washington, as ambassador to Canada in a formal government appointment. The move places Callejon as the Spanish representative in Ottawa, with details of the posting outlined by official channels.
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