Ike's Surplus Plans Draw Fire In Senate Hearing
The administration aims to dispose of 2 billion dollars in government held farm surpluses sparking criticism at a Senate Agriculture Committee hearing. Senator Schoeppel urged that dumping surpluses could disrupt world markets and provoke foreign backlash while Secretary Benson defended selling portion and seeking new markets overseas. Senator Aiken signaled not to push a showdown vote until March 1 while outlining other parts of Eisenhower’s farm program.
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Washington
Sen. Schoeppel
R.kan
Benson
Senate Agriculture Committee
Pakistan
Schoeppel
Henson
Congress
Aiken
R.-Vt
Eisenhower
Way to Curb a Rupture Free Home Method
A historical advertisement claims Captain W A Collings used a method to treat ruptures and promises a free booklet. It urges readers to send their name and address to Box 28L Watertown NY, asserting results and no cost. Hundreds reportedly benefited.
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WA. Collings
W. A. Collings
Watertown
N.Y
$300000 Kidnap Cracked in San Francisco Case
A ransom plot in San Francisco ends with police arresting Lear and Jackson at 167 Arbor St. Victim Moskovitz freed after three days of captivity. Police say the men demanded a large ransom but no money was paid before the capture. The district attorney indicated kidnapping charges could carry the death penalty under California law.
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Lear
Alberta
Homicide
Arbor St
Jackson
Moskovitz
California
Lynch
Waukee
Golden Gate Bridge
San Francisco
Jury. Co
Greenlease
Kansas City
Austin Hailand
Bonnie
Bank of America
Leon
N Moskovitz
Denerrseee
Leonard
Tewstmen
Mt. Davidson
Easter Cross
Ea Fages
Techard
Harold Jackson
Joe Lear
F.J. Aharn
Judge Trims Sock Stealer Case Details
Scott confessed to stealing 35 handkerchiefs 25 white shirts 31 ties and 10 leg cuff links. He admitted taking three men’s suits and miscellaneous underwear sweaters sport coats slacks jackets and tie clasps to improve his wardrobe due to financial pressure.
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Scott
Abduction in San Francisco Noted as Major Adult Kidnaping
A San Francisco report notes the Leonard Mosakovitz abduction as the first major adult kidnapping for ransom in 17 years. It recalls past cases from 1930s, listing victims such as Michael Katt, Charles Urschel, Brooke Hart, and others with ransom figures from $40,000 to $200,000 and outcomes including fatalities and lynching in some instances.
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United
Leonard Mosakovitz
Bob
Greenlease
San Francisco
San* Jose
Calif
Brooke
Hart
Bobby Greenlease
Kansas City
Charles A. Lindbergh Jr
Michael Katt
Kansas’ City
Charles Bosttcher I
Denver
William A.’Hamm
St.Paul
Minn
Charles F. Urschel
Oklahoma
City
Brooke Hart
San Jose
Edward G. Bremer
St. Paul
Charles S. Ross
Chicago
Seek Men 17 45 to Prepare for TV Jobs
Chicago special report quotes W DeVry of DeVry Technical Institute promoting television career training for men aged 17 to 45. No prior experience needed and program can fit around existing jobs. Interested individuals urged to mail postal card to Dept LF 2 at 2533 N Ashland Ave Chicago 14 Illinois.
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Chicago
FOSS
DeVry
Dept. Lf-2
DeVry Technical Institute
Ashland Ave
Illinois
Boy Dies After Heart Massage Trial
A one year old boy, Frank R. Leanos, died three hours after a heart massage during a ton silectomy in Los Angeles. The unnamed doctor, aided by a colleague, repeatedly massaged the heart to restart beating. Fire department inhalator squad provided oxygen before the boy was taken to a Glendale hospital.
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Los. Angeles
Fire Department
Frank R. Leanos
F. 5. Leanos
Glendale
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