Rye And Wheat Lack Strength In Week's Trade
Chicago reports show grain futures steady to firm overall with rye and nearby wheat weaker. Wheat rose mid week on crop damage and export demand, but September eased due to early losses and Korea truce. Rye slumped then partially recovered as Winnipeg trends steadied. corn soybeans oats moved up with private crop outlooks.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Korea
Germany
Argentina
Winnipeg Exchange
Winnipeg
Senate approves emergency immigration bill for 214000 refugees
The Senate passed an emergency immigration bill admitting 214000 Iron Curtain refugees and other aliens over three years, overriding Sen. McCarran’s security concerns. The House approved the measure 190 to 44, and Eisenhower had sought 240000 migrants in two years.
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Washington
Senate
Sen. McCarran
D-New
House
Eisenhower
Bricker praises Taft in appreciation from Sen John Bricker
Senator Bricker writes on Aug 1 about Robert A Taft noting his rise from Ohio House to Senate leadership His legal prowess and thorough prep are highlighted along with Tafts deep faith in God and belief in liberty and self government The piece portrays Taft as a unifier who drew diverse minds to him and trusted the U S constitutional system as a beacon for progress and peace
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John W. Bricker
Washington
Sen
Robert A. Taft
United States Senate
Ohio
Bob Taft
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Ohio General Assembly
Utilities Commission of Ohio
Senator Taft
United States
Almighty God
Enduring Faith and Family Remain With Him
The speaker recalls a man whose unwavering devotion to Good Will and spiritual belief in an afterlife defined his life. His tender care for his wife during her illness and his deep love for his family are highlighted as central to his character, leaving a lasting impression on those who knew him.
Nine Die In Rainy U S 10 Car Collision Near Randall
Nine people were killed when two cars collided in heavy rain on U S 10 near Randall, ten miles north of Little Falls. One of ten occupants survived in critical condition, while five men and four women lay in the morgue. Investigators noted one side of each car torn off, indicating a violent side swipe. The crash was the worst Minnesota highway accident since a 1940 head on collision near Slayton that killed twelve youths.
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Little Falls
Minn
U. S. 10
Randall
E. C. Goblitsch
Titus Pletti
Minnesota
Headon
Slayton
Church To Discuss Expansion Program Westminister Presbyterian
The Westminister Presbyterian church will propose an extensive remodeling and expansion program to the congregation at a meeting after today’s worship service. Church officers voted Wednesday to submit the plan for consideration, and all members are urged to attend, said Pastor Dr M L Baker.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
M. L. Baker
Ohio Democrats jockey for Taft successor amid rumors
In Columbus amid Taft’s death and Eisenhower era politics, Gov Lausche is expected to name a Democrat to fill Taft's Senate seat. Republicans weigh changing Ohio law to require a special election, but many see such a move as bad politics and prefer to let the current law stand.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
U. S. Senate
Eisenhower
Taft
Senate
John W. Bricker
Minister May Face Charges of Probe Lies
Washington reports say House hearings on clergyman Rev. Jack Richard McMichael produce accusations of perjury with considerable evidence cited by Rep. Welde. Lawmakers urge Justice Department review and possible prosecution. McMichael calls two accusers Manning Johnson and Leonard Patterson liars and perjurers.
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Washington
Justice Department
Welde
R-Ill
House UN - American Aciivities
Jack Richard McMichael
Velde
Doyle
Calif
Ers
Clardy
R-Mich
McMichael
Manning Johnson
Leonard Patterson
Stassen Approved as Head of Foreign Operations Administration
The Senate approved Harold E. Stassen as head of the new Foreign Operations Administration less than two hours after President Eisenhower nominated him.
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Washinton
Senate
Harold E. Stassen
New
Foreign Operations Administration
Eisenhower
Area Man Elected To Soil Group Board
An area Army man was listed on Saturday's casualty report for Korea service before the truce. Pvt. Willie E. Killian, son of Mr and Mrs Paul B Killian of Mountain Park, was reported injured.
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Korea
Willie E. Killian
Paul B. Killian
Mountain Park
Blood centers to close as truce affects supply
The Office of Defense Mobilization ordered 32 blood collection centers to shut down August 31 following the Korean truce. Officials stressed ongoing civilian needs and the importance of maintaining emergency blood stocks despite the closings.
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Washington
Office of Defense Mobilization
ODM
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