U S Black Market in Farm Machinery Thrives
Cucaco Feb 5 00 Farmers and manufacturers report a thriving black market in tractors combines and other farm equipment despite efforts to wipe it out. Testimony to the House agriculture committee is planned with hearings set for Feb 10. Major firms expand production to meet demand, including International Harvester and Caterpillar.
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Cucaco
Sean
House Agriculture Committee
Washington
Clifford Hope
Arkans
Hope
International Ddanvestar
Allis Chalmers
Caterpillar ‘Tractor
J. I. Case
International Harvester
Louisville, Ky
Crtorpilar
Peoria
Wedding in May for Bourbons daughter Anne
Copenhagen, Feb 5. Prince René of Bourbon-Parma said his daughter Anne will likely marry former King Mihai of Romania in May. Princess Anne and Mihai are in Switzerland.
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Romania
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Anti-inflation Bank Program outlines loan policy
Los Angeles February five. President Joseph M. Dodge of the American Bankers Association spoke to southwestern bankers outlining an anti inflation loan policy to curb credit for demand and bolster credit for production. He blamed government spending and subsidies for inflation and urged voluntary action toward more work, production, saving and less spending.
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Senate to vote Feb 27 on St. Lawrence Seaway plan
The Senate set a February 27 vote on the St. Lawrence Seaway project. Supporters led by Sen. Wiley say delay helps woo wavering senators amid a surge of lobbyists, while Sen. Lodge predicts the bill will fail. The plan would deepen the St. Lawrence River with Canada to create a channel for ocean ships. nearby a massive hydroelectric plant near Massena, New York, is planned as part of the project, with costs about 500 million dollars.
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Vandenberg Support Builds Among Michigan Republicans
Detroit crowd hears Kim Sigler and Ferguson back Vandenberg for president urging Michigan delegates to back him at the National Republican convention. Sigler pledges influence to show Vandenberg is a sure winner as party leaders rally for a $600,000 Wayne County campaign fund.
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Ferguson
R-Mich
Michigan Statesman
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Vandenberg
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