Sugar Quotas Stir Debate Over Price and Supply
In wartime and peacetime swings a fierce contest among producers refiners importers and consumers to influence U S sugar quotas. Government aims to please farmers voters and industry while prices rise as quotas shift and shortages appear amid large world production estimates and a raised domestic consumption cap.
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New York
United States
Lamborn and Co
Cuba
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Agriculture Department
Local Social Buzz Mixes Vacations Visits and Baptism
New Glarus residents left for a Utica New York vacation while Anna Streiff returned from Madison. Families and friends visited hospitals, attended baptisms, and shared weekend gatherings across Janesville Dodgeville Monroe and Madison. a National Geographic note cites Haarlem plans to honor a legendary prodigious finger motif.
Wary Russia Watches U S Showing in Rearming Race
Washington warns that the United States lags in rearming as Russia eyes a possible war. Officials debate timing for a Russian direct conflict, with speculation on three years or less and concern over aviation and bomber buildup.
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Russia
U.S
Elton C. Fay
Washington
U. S
Korea
Kremlin
Pentagon
Germany
Iran
Yugoslavia
Asia
United States
Free Europe
Soviet Union
Senn Kin Injured In Highway Crash
Jake Senn Jr and his son traveled to Janesville after Rudolph Senn 63 of Milwaukee was injured in a late model sedan crash on highway 11. He was in fair condition at Mercy hospital with shock and possible hip injury after the car veered across the road and rolled into a ditch around 6 45 p m Tuesday.
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Jake Senn Jr
12Th Avenue
Jake Jr
Janesville
Rudolph Senn
Milwwukee
Mercy Hospital
Polio Clue Hunt Fails to Find Outbreak Cause
In Wytheville Virginia health officials say searches for polio outbreak clues have yielded no positive leads. Dr. Catherine Brewer reported no progress from her Richmond visit as cases rise to 102 in the county with 12 deaths since July 1, pushing Virginia's total to 227 cases and 17 deaths for 1950.
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Wytheville
Virginia
Catherine Brewer
Richmond
State Health Department
Radioactive Gold Trials Against Cancers Reported
London and Zurich doctors described early trials using radioactive gold and other hot atoms to treat abdominal cancer. Injections into five patients eased pain and swelling with one woman briefly returning to work, though researchers caution the results are not a cure.
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London
D. W. Smithers
J. H. Muller
Zurich
Switzerland
Smithers
Muller
Darlington Area Crash Injures Three People
A head on collision six miles northeast of Darlington on Highway 81 sent three to a hospital. Glenn Lancaster 17 of Lamont suffered cuts and bruises, Edward Bell of Darlington had a severe head cut, and Mrs. Bell was shocked. Unhurt were John Lancaster and Milford Homb who drove the Bell car on impact.
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Darlington
Here
Glenn Lancaster
Lamont
Edward Bell
Spring Grove Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. Herbert Mohns hosts in Spring Grove with week guests from Hampshire and Lena while numerous families, including Arnsmeiers, Leopold, Clark, Leopold Jr., Duschenau, and Wilson, share weekends, parties, and calls at homes in Monroe Juda Beloit and Monroe. Several residents travel to New York City and St Clare hospital visits mark the week.
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Raymond Arnsmeier
Rogert Worthwines
Hampshire
Ill
Mohns
Upper Riverside
Janesville
Bbright
Recreation Park
Mmes
Raymond Malcock
Walter Williams
Rodney Afnsmeier
Robert Clark Jr
Carl Schuetz
Arthur March
Edwin Kaderly
Melvin Windler
Helen Trickle
Donald Keopp
Sherri Lynn Leopold
Ranne Clark
Frank Leopold Jr
Gilbert Wendler
Frank Nussbaum
Shulisburg
Fannie Bishop
Velma
Lena
Ervin Armstrong
Robert Becker
Cedarville
Otto Becker
Ervin Mohns
Ethal Scheidegger
New York City
Amelia Leopold
Monroe
Helen Hafen
Carl Hafen
Melvin Wilson
Indian Ford
Donald Moore
Frank Leopold
Forrest Clark
R. B. Clark
Charlotte Leopold
Sam. Pehl
Woodford
A. D. Duschenau
Jerry
Dianne
Beloit
Clate Clark
Kenneth Zimmerman
Russell Rosheisen
Rodney Arnsmeier
Robert B. Clark
Stanley Clark
Clare Clark
Elmer Stahlecker
Fred Kle
Nash Motors Seaman Plant Probe On Rights Claim
Milwaukee officials open an inquiry into eight men removed from Nash Motors Seaman body plant last week over alleged pro communist activity. Commission chairman George R. Brawley said the investigation, begun Monday, follows Mayor Frank Zeidler's request to examine incidents violating human rights.
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Nash Check
Milwaukee
Strike Hits Flour Center at Buffalo
The nation’s largest flour-pilling center near Buffalo is paralyzed as about 450 AFL grain elevator workers strike enters its third day. All 15 elevators and mills are closed along the waterfront with 4,500 workers picketing. mills’ combined daily capacity runs into millions of pounds while strikers demand a 15 cent hourly raise from a typical $1.45 to $1.50 rate.
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Buffalo
N.Y
AFL
Owen J. Kavanagh
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