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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1951
Page
6
In Peiping a Communist handbook admits mob trials of so called counterrevolutionaries are staged to incite anti American sentiment. The manual describes coaching witnesses, staged mob fury, and three stage accusation meetings focusing on American imperialism and U S atrocities to influence public feeling.
Mrs. Katherine McSorley alleges she is violating New Mexico Fair Trade laws by selling popular priced cigarettes below the minimum price. She challenges the state's claim of intent to injure competitors and vows to appeal after Judge David Carmody dismissed her declaratory judgment action. She continues selling below the minimum price while pursuing an appeal.
Former Communist Louis Budenz testified before the Senate Internal Security committee that in October 1942 Earl Browder showed him a draft attack on anti-Communists in the State Department. Budenz said Browder claimed the statement was prepared by arrangement with Lauchlin Currie, an Roosevelt aide. Browder reportedly did not clarify the meaning of the plan.
During peak growth, young birds consume more than their own weight in food each day, reversing the old phrase appetite like a bird. The statement highlights the extraordinary feeding needs of rapidly growing birds.
Secretary Brannan seeks loans from the Export-Import Bank to fund foreign purchases of U.S. cotton, aiming to shrink a surplus and lift prices above the 32 cent support level. He notes 34 cent open-market prices, 11 cents below seasonal peaks, and discusses stockpile options with the munitions board amid farmer pressure.
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