Government May Buy Pork to Support Hog Prices
U.S. government may purchase pork to prop up farm hog prices as declines push them to the lowest in over three years. Slumping demand and weak lard values depress hog prices. the Agriculture Department faces a legal trigger to intervene, while a national pork promotion campaign gains momentum.
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Chicago
Samgoon
Agriculture Department
Uncle Sam
CPA
Charles Shuman
Illinois Agricultural Association
Army Quartermaster Corps
No Export Ban On Plane Parts Court Is Told
A customs broker testified that 42 warplane engines were not banned for export amid smuggling charges. John L. Westland said he filed the declaration for Selk, a defendant, and that the engines were exported to allied forces during Palestine’s recent conflict. The defendants include Adolph W. Schwimmer, Herman M. Greenson, Sam R. Los Angeles, Abe Levin, Leon Gardner, and William Sosnow.
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Los Angeles
John L. Westland
Aeli
Palestine
Westland
Selk
Adolph W. Schwimmer
Service Airways, Inc
New York
Herman M. Greenson
Las Vegas
Nev
Sam R
Abe Levin
Leon Gardner
North Hollywood
Cal
William Sosnow
Newark
Middletown Eagles Plan Lodge Visit and Bazaar
A chartered bus will take a group of Middletown Eagles to visit the lodge this Saturday. Hargus Barker announced that final plans for the Eagle Bazaar, set for November 11, 112, have been completed.
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FAGLE
Middletown
Ood
Hargus Barker
Driscoll Fights For Reelect in New Jersey Race
Governor Alfred E. Driscoll seeks a second consecutive term under the 1947 constitution as Elmer Wene battles him in Newark. The NJ race tests Driscoll's liberal GOP record and his attacks on federal taxes and spending while Hague’s influence looms over the Democratic bid.
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Driscoll
New Jersey
Newark
WN. J
Alfred E. Driscoll
Rnot
Elmer Wene
Frank
Hague
Dris
First Ballot Favorite Son Vote at 1948 GOP Convention
E Dewey of New York notes early East Coast support as Driscoll led first ballot votes for the Republican presidential nomination. Gabrielson of New Jersey, National GOP chairman, avoided comments on Driscoll’s 1952 chances while acknowledging RNO backing for his bid and viewing his performance as a national trend gauge.
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E. Dewey
New York
Driscoll
Oy Gabrielson
New Jersey
GOP
Reublican National Organization
Religious affiliations among U S colleges rise to 258 schools
A survey shows two hundred fifty eight U S colleges and universities with religious ties. Catholic institutions lead with seventy five schools followed by other denominations. The count reflects the landscape of faith based higher education today.
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U. S
Dayton man fatally wounded by shotgun reported as self-inflicted
Dayton, O. AP Kenneth Leroy Tidd, 33, a Chicago shipping clerk, died yesterday from a shotgun blast at his father Roy Tidd's home. Detective Edward H. Schneider said it appeared to be death by own action. A stray line notes a radio antenna directional reception.
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Dayton, O
Kenneth Leroy Tidd
Chicago
Roy
Edward H. Schneider
Mrs Nora Hopkins Wins 13000 From Erie Railroad
Mrs Nora Hopkins of West Springfield Pennsylvania won 13000 from the Erie Railroad after a federal court jury found she suffered back and neck injuries on May 4 1947 when an auto she was riding in bounced on Erie tracks in Trumbull County. Fifty five percent of pedestrians killed in cities involve roadways between intersections.
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Cleveland
Nora Hopkins
West Springfield
Erie Railroad
Erie
Trumbull County
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Junior Chamber OF Commerce
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Mirro-Matic
Daytonian
D. Clark
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