Food Cost Disparity Reported
Washington based House Agriculture Committee released a study showing farm price declines have not translated into lower consumer food costs. The report cites farmers receiving about 14 cents per dollar spent on domestics, with retail prices near peak levels. Department forecasts suggest plan for 1954 meat supplies but limited relief for shoppers.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Bro- Cary
Agriculture Department
Wwhielit
House
Gaid
Qwices
Uns
Vatio
Smith Says Reds Seek U S Isolation on TV Interview
Washington Undersecretary of State Waller Bodell Smith says the Reds aim to isolate the United States and weaken the free world. He notes no sign Communist nations are on a path toward détente and argues the Cold War will end when the Soviet Union shrinks its military presence and lifts the Iron Curtain.
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Washington
Waller Bodell
Linayer
Soviet Union
Europe
Rookie Officer Captures Thug Marked for Death
Boston police say rookie officer Daniel J. O’Keefe captured a gunman linked to a Brink’s robbery case after a Dorchester shooting left two wounded. O’Keefe, 34, is jailed on three warrants as investigators discuss being marked for death. He declined to discuss the case, while Elmer Burke admitted involvement in the shooting plot.
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Boston
Joseph Jit
Specs
O'Keefe
Underworld
Dune Wingland
Iidipil
Dee
O'scole
Ape
Brink's
Gol Bers
Beates
Eal
Cool
Woncooper
Ter
Feants G. Wilson
O'Keefery
New York
Dorchester
Daniel J. Oleary
Worcester
Leicester
Mary Hooley
Tielen Poskus
Suffolk County Dist. Atty
Garrett H. Byrne
Thomas F.sullivan
Wilson
Ques
Wouree Hien
Elmer
Trigger) Burke
Burke
Poskus
Webster
Break Urged is Commies Sheet Again Break Urged is Commies Sheet Again
Senate GOP Leader Knowland called for a diplomatic break with Russia or satellites if another cold war incident harms Americans and U S interests. He noted such a move could end contact beyond the Iron Curtain, while Smith warned against intimidation and pledged necessary action to safeguard interests.
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Washington
Senate
William F. Knowland
Russia
United States
Knowland
Walter Bedell Smith
Tron
Free
Eisenhower Backs Compromise Housing Bill Signing
President Eisenhower signed a compromise housing measure after Senate action 59 to 21 and House approval 355 to 30. The bill aims to ease home buying and modernize housing with FHA insured mortgages while restricting public housing to displaced families, and includes liberalized down payments and terms.
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Eisenhower
Federal
Norman P. Mason
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Mason
Senate
House
Sen. Canchart
R-Ind
Banking Committee
Ronald J. Chinnock
National Assn. of Real Estate Boards
Feisenhower
Gotham Violent City Warns Of Crime Surge
New York Police Commissioner Francis W. Adams warned in a blunt six month report that crime in New York City could surge to horrific levels. He projected multiple crimes daily, cited rising crime rates, and called for 7,000 more officers and higher salaries to attract suitable recruits.
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New York
Francis W. Adams
Adams
Gotham
FBI
Robert F. Wagner
Strikes Threaten Airlines and Reynolds Plants Nationwide
Strikes by AFL and ALPA halt American Airlines operations grounding many flights and threatening Trans World and United Air Lines. Reynolds Metals shuts three plants idling about 4,100 workers with more cuts possible, while ALCOA wage talks stall. Milk deliveries in Cincinnati area drop as drivers walk out. Studebaker negotiators accept a wage concession to keep production going amid broader labor unrest.
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Associated Press
American Airlines
Reynolds Metals Co
Great
Cincinnati
AFL Air Line Pilots Assn
New York
Los Angeles
ALPA
Trans World Airlines
United Air Lines
Airlline
West Coast Airlines
AFL Air Line Agents Assn
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Reynolds Company
Phoenix
Ariz
McCook
Troutdale
Ore
Totel
Little Rock
Arkadelphia
Jones Ml
Hurricane Creek
Ark
LaGrange
Charles M. Smith
United Steel Workers
Richmond
USW
Aluminum Corporation of America
ALCOA
Reynolds Metals
Reynolds
AFL Aluminum Workers Union
AFL
Wien
South Bend
Ind. Studever Corp
GIO
Dr Sheppard Habeas Plea Rejected In Cleveland Court
Judge Frank J. Merrick refused to grant a writ of habeas corpus that would have freed Dr Samuel H Sheppard temporarily. Attorney William Corrigan said he would appeal. The osteopath, held for the murder of his wife, spent the weekend with homicide detectives and defense lawyers Corrigan and Petersilge. Spectators were barred from the small courthouse.
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Cleveland
Common Pleas
Frank J. Merrick
Samuel H. Sheppard
William J. Corrigan
Qeldin
Imediately
Corrigan
Arthur EB. Petersilge
Merrick
Jerrigan
Joseph M. Sweeney
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