Rain brings relief as drought-hit South awaits more
Southern farmers hope for a crop-saving rain sweeping from the northwest. Losses run into hundreds of millions as drought and heat bake Alabama Louisiana and Mississippi crops. One to two inches of rain lift Florida citrus while turkey growers watch unsettled conditions across the region.
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Death of Society Woman Lena Wilson Stillman
Lena Wilson Stillman 41 was found dead by her own action at her Pleasantville home. Westchester County District Attorney George M. Farrell said the death is a suicide. Mrs Stillman, born in Canada, was married to Dr. James Stillman son of the late bank leader.
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Korean Spy Suspect Held in Formosa Visit
A Chinese Nationalist police official said a Korean suspect identified as Jun Iddin was arrested while prowling in the offices of the U S military attache in Taipei Formosa. He is described as a suspected spy for the Communists and is being held for questioning by authorities.
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Heart Disease Need Not Ban Tobacco or Joyful Living
Dr. Robert L. Levy urged the AMA that heart disease need not force strict bans on tobacco or activity. He said many patients can smoke moderately, climb stairs slowly, and work while limiting cholesterol and salt as needed, with the patient as final judge of capability.
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Bradley Sees Arms Speedup After Korea War Setback
General Omar Bradley told University of Pittsburgh graduates that U S aid to allies has slowed due to the Korean conflict but officials plan a faster pace ahead He spoke after returning from Europe on mutual defense talks noting NATO aims to use ideas and industry for collective security He warned graduates of years of international tension and resource competition.
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State Senate Kills Labor Unions Bill
SACRAMENTO June 13 The State Senate killed a bill opponents said would destroy labor unions led by Sen George Miller D Richmond The measure, proposed by Sen F Presley Abshire R Geyservilla, was said to prohibit interference with employees right to work Miller dismissed it as preventing union organization The motion to kill the bill carried by a voice vote
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Senate group seeks further cuts to Labor Federal bill
A Senate economy bloc won a 58 to 24 vote backing a 10 percent payroll cut in the Labor Federal Security bill, targeting about 240,000 federal workers. Senator Ferguson’s amendment would subtract $11.7 million from the president’s budget, with broader cuts proposed to grants and hospital funding across multiple agencies.
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