Rising Feeling By Farmers On Price Supports
Washington reports growing farmer sentiment against price supports. Farm groups across states endorse reduced government intervention while others warn against ending federal programs. Ohio poll shows over one third favor no government program. Brannan defends need for support to stabilize farming and sustain raw materials for a large share of manufacturing and consumer spending.
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Air cooled radial engine predates flight in 1902
Seattle report notes Charles W. Manly invented the air cooled radial engine in 1902, a development credited with aiding early aviation, preceding the first powered flight.
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Seattle
Charles W. Manly
Hollywood crew recalls Russian interference on The Big Lift
Frank Neill reports from Hollywood on the 20th Century Fox production The Big Lift. Russians allegedly sabotaged scenes in the Soviet zone and accused the crew of bias, tapping calls and pressuring film choices. German actors reportedly refused roles amid blockade tensions.
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Film earns risk as audience outside red zone urged
The producer-director team said fear of Russian reprisals against relatives in the red zone spurred their work and that the film’s success justified the headaches. A United Nations committee backs civilian showings in Germany outside the red zone if audiences reside there.
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Double Shooting in Brockway Home Claims Two Lives
In Brockway Pennsylvania a man and his wife died in a murder suicide at their residence. Raymond Weilacher aged 45 shot his wife Inn Weilacher aged 43 in the basement and then shot himself with a high powered deer rifle. Police Chief S B Rendes reported the incident occurred Wednesday.
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Middle Westerners Live Less Hectic Life
The visit by a United Nations secretariat member to St. Louis reports Middle Westerners work efficiently yet lead a calmer pace than New Yorkers. The three day visit aims to assess regional life and productivity in the area.
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Americans West of New York Live Slower and Efficient
A visiting UK observer notes the pace of life in the American Midwest differs from New York. He recalls Detroit and Buffalo and says St. Louis and the middle west are quieter yet equally efficient. The group stays in private homes and will visit Missouri University at Columbia and Kansas City next. Drive Slow-Children Move Fast.
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