Benson Critics High Supports Hurting Farmers Say Surpluses Grow
Secretary Benson told a Farm ers Day audience in Warsaw Indiana that rigid price supports for corn wheat and cotton create surpluses and rising production costs. He proposed returning eight million acres of wheat to grass and endorsing a flexible price support system allowing farmers to choose profitable crops to avoid government dictates.
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Warsaw
Ind
Benson
Farmers Day
Clare Luce Under Fire From Reds
In Rome the Communist party assails U S Ambassador Clare Boothe Luce over reports she told American reporters Italy would intensify its anti Communist struggle. Party boss Palmiro Togliatti demanded protests from Premier Scelba or Foreign Minister Piccioni regarding Luce's alleged access to government plans.
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Italy
U.S
Clare Boothe Luce
America
Red Party
Palmiro Togliatti
Chamber of Deputies
Attilio Piccioni
Scelba
Piccioni
Luce
Washington
Gunman Robs Baltimore Drugstore For 75 Dollars
A gunman walked into a Baltimore drugstore and robbed pharmacist David Karlin of 75 dollars. Police say the same assailant, a about 24 year old Negro man in a blue shirt and brown pants, fled.
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Baltimore
David Karlin
Gene Fine
Pruay
Earl Beatty Cleared of Assault Charge in London
A London magistrate discharged 32 year old socialite Earl Beatty after a woman named Margaret Evans testified the claimed spirit of Adm Lord Beatty urged her to seek help from the Earl. Beatty denied meeting her. Evans had prior jail time for disobeying a court order.
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London
Earl Beatty
Frank Milton
Margaret Evans
Beatty
Lord Beatty
Ethel Field
Chicago
Earl
Adelle Beatty
Timothy
California
William V. O'Connor
America
Mediterranean
Lake disappears on Mars during close Earth approach
Japanese astronomers report the Mars lake vanished during a close approach. Tsuneo Saeki noted Osaka observations did not reveal the landmark, which was visible in 1939 under similar conditions.
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Tokyo
Mars
Tsuneo Saeki
Osaka Electrical Science Hall
Saeki
Italian Lepers Hunger Strike for Family Aid
Lepers in a Bari hospital began a 24 hour hunger and medicine strike demanding government aid for their families. They warned of another strike and possible mass escape unless a Senate commission speeds approval of the aid bill.
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Bari
Italy
Senate
New York Drivers Warned Most by Connecticut Police
Connecticut police issue more warnings to New York state drivers than to any other state, with Massachusetts and an island jurisdiction next in line. The report highlights cross border enforcement patterns and regional warning practices.
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New York
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Island
New Delhi Rounds Up Sacred Cows in Street Cleanup
In Delhi a city roundup targets stray cattle as owners and officials try to curb cow annoyance. Police with lathis corral cows to a city pound for a week, then unclaimed animals go to Gosadan a 2000 acre range 100 miles away.
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New Delhi
Delhi
Tex
Dallas
Houston
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