Butter aid to Berlin to be distributed Saturday
A total of 31,000,000 pounds of butter and a million shipping costs are to be donated to Berlin by the United States and American private donations. The butter will be distributed in half-pound portions by the International Rescue Committee to Berliners in the Soviet and Allied sectors. East German Communists have lifted the three month old rail travel ban to let people reach West Berlin for free American food.
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Disabled American Veterans Stockpiles Holiday Joy
The Disabled American Veterans organization in Long Beach has operated a salvage store at 330 E Fourth St since 1826 and runs Thanksgiving and Christmas food baskets for veterans unable to work. Cmdr W G Kramer says a special fund for veterans and families has grown this year, aided by donations from Veterans Administration claims and rehab work. The DAV office is at Room 202 Veterans Memorial, W Broadway and Cedar Ave.
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Sponsors Club Rummage Sale Aids City of Hope
The Sponsors Club launches its fifth annual rummage sale featuring furniture, appliances, clothing, leather goods, jewelry and bric-a-brac. Start Saturday at 832 Pine Ave from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. Proceeds aim for about $2000 to support City of Hope Hospital and research center in Duarte.
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Editor Found Dead in Plane Crash Near Monterrey
The San Diego Union reports its editor J. Clifford Safley is identified among victims of Monday's Monterrey Mexico crash. United States Consul General Gerald A. Mackman says Gov. Jose Vivanco of Nuevo Leon confirmed identification through personal documents.
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Earnings Down as U.S. Factory Workers' Wages Fall
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that the nation's 14,000,000 factory workers earned an average of 70.49 a week in mid-September, down 12 from the prior month, signaling a downturn in manufacturing earnings.
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