Coffee Producers Hold Supplies Raise Coffee Prices
Washington witnesses say producers hoard supplies to push up prices after U S price controls end. Chester Dewey, Grace National Bank president, testifies to Senate Banking Committee noting Latin American actions and Brazil frost reports as key factors. He downplays market speculation, cites potential Brazilian influence, and warns of consumer boycotts.
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New York
Senate
Chester Dewey
Grace National Bank
Latin America
Dewey
Senate Banking Committee
Capehart
R-Ind
U. S
Brazil
Sen. Bush
R-Conn
Moscow to Offer Split of World Power Afloat
Retired Army intelligence officer Amos, head of International Services of Information Foundation, claims Moscow plans a secret fifty fifty world division. He says the plan targets Western Europe and the absorption of Poland, Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary, and Czechoslovakia into the Soviet Union.
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Baltimore
Amael Amoss
Moscow
United States
Amoss
France
Great Britain
America
Europe
Poland
Bulgaria
Romania
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Unin
Soviet Socialist
International Services of Information Foundation, Inc
Byrd Moves To Save Automatic Tax Cut Law
Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr. led a floor fight in Virginia to preserve the automatic tax reduction law as the General Assembly faced new tax proposals. He disputed claims that most recipients lose gains via federal income taxes and argued the law added nothing to federal bills for about four fifths of state taxpayers. The session advanced bills on county taxation and other fiscal measures, including higher patient costs in tuberculosis sanitatoria and yield-clause changes for state high roads.
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Richmond
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Virginia
General Assembly
Byrd
Winchester
Senate
Virginia Advisory Legislative Council
House
del WT Leary
Norfolk Devils
Democratic Caucus
Frederick planning panel okays part of Cora B Biser subdivision
The Frederick City Planning Commission approved preliminary subdivision plans by Frederick Trading Corp for part of the Cora B Biser tract along Shaokstown road, outside city limits within the one mile radius, with Brosius Homes plans revised after a public hearing. Eleven officials attended, 185 houses planned on about 60 acres, with 60 ft lots, shared access streets, and septic water supply.
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Frederick
Forbes Burgess
UfHeer
Planning Commission
G. Hunter Bowers
Niemann A. Brunk
William M. Storm
W. Jar‘boe Grove
W. R. Walter
Frederick City
Brosius
Bowers
John T. Summers
Shaokstown
Summers
Roy Scheffer
Holmes Baker
Phillip ' ‘Wertheimer
J. William Brosius
Louis J. Brosius
FHA
Charles M. Goodman
State Board of Health
Burgess
Meta Ahseran An
Nelly
Frederick Trading Corporation
Cora B. Biser
Ninth Street
The
Eighth Street
Preston E. Long
Eloise K. Long
Catsail
Frank W. Rothenhoefer
Byrd Refuses Hands Seven Times At Aberdeen Rally
Baltimore January 29 Byrd's campaign says he will not shake hands with George P. Mahoney after an Aberdeen rally as photographers offered the gesture. The dispute centers on who proposed Mahoney for comptroller and whether Byrd would accept him on the ticket. Mahoney claims thousands will shake his hand before election day.
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Baltimore
H.C. Byrd
George P. Mahoney
Aberdeen
Mahoney
Byrd
E. Brooke Lee
Viahoney
Byrd Tcket
Bird
Bard
Millard Tawes
Lewistown to dedicate new street lighting system
The Lewistown Citizens' Committee led by Sherman P Bowers announced a Monday night dedication of the town's new street lighting system. Speakers include John D Leatherman Rev William Anderman and R B Hartley with responses by Robert Lu Smith of Potomac Edison. C M Ramsburg will throw the switch at Community Hall at 8 pm, with music and refreshments following.
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Lewistown
Citizens 'Committee
Sherman P Bowers
Frederck
Wal
John D Leatherman
Wiliam Anderman
Re. B . Hartley
Robert Lu. Smith
Potomac Edison Co
C. M. Ramsburg
Canmunits Hall
Ronald le Whore
PE Dhatetey
Frederick County
Jury Members Are Selected For February Term Court
Associate Judge Patrick Schnauffer drew 48 jurors for the February term beginning February 15. The list includes 16 women with several from Frederick district. named jurors hail from towns like Middletown Emmitsburg Urbana Thurmont Walkersville and Brunswick among others. Noronic damages capped at 2.724 million awarded to 659 claimants for the Toronto ship blaze killing 120. Ohio Michigan Pennsylvania claimants among 21 states. Maryland to receive 11 planes from Rhode Island guard unit due to jet-exclusion at base. plan to transfer 11 F 51 fighters to Maryland Air National Guard amid base capacity limits.
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Patrick JM. Schnauffer
Circuit Court
Frederick District
Bueckeystown
Lamar O'Hara
Russell V
Castle
Wraderick
Janice Thomas
Edward H. Etchison
Mary A Quill
Margaret L. Crowther
Roy LF. Gastley
Vernal C. Moore
Matilda ‘. White
Norine Holland
Dwight Collinus
Middletown
Noah E. Kefauver, Jr
C. William Locke
Creagerstown
Helen M. Mum
Noronic
Cleveland
Great Lakes
Canada Steamship Lines
Toronto
Ohio
Michigan
Pennsylvania
GUARD
Baltimore
Maryland
Air National Guard
Rhode Island Guard
Warrior
Friendship International
Unemployment Up 509000 Amid 1953 Labor Shift
Unemployment rose by 519,000 from December to January to 2,359,000, the highest in three years, while total civilian employment stood at 39,778,000. The Census Bureau notes seasonal declines and shifts across industries, with the drop in employment surpassing unemployment changes. The report follows Eisenhower’s economic outlook predicting a rebound and vows to use government resources to prevent a slump. Arthur Burns discussed conditions in a closed Senate House Economic Committee session.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Census Bureau
Pasteur
Eisenhower
Congress
Arthur F. Burns
Arthur F. Burns, Chairman of the President's Council of Economic Advisers
Senate House Economic Committee
Wolcott
R-Mich
Unemployment trends boost 1954 optimism and pension racket
Analysts note unemployment claims fell to 444 800 for the week ending Jan 16 and total employment slipped modestly in January. Census data show non farm jobs near 54 400 000, with farm work down 100 000. A separate Maryland pension scam report warns older residents to beware of cash for pensions, while Folsom Prison inmates gain access to TV but remain bored despite the new sets.
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Peared
Wolcott
Burns
Census Bureau
Unis
Hagerstown
West Virginia
Maryland
Buddies Claim Schine Coddled in Army Guard Duty
The Army probes charges that wealthy G David Schine received preferential treatment during basic training at Fort Dix New Jersey, including avoidance of KP and guard duty, aided by a chauffeured Cadillac, while his McCarthy aide status drew scrutiny. Schine finished basic Jan 16 and awaits advanced training at Camp Gordon Georgia. News spread after the New York Post cited witnesses alleging special privileges and “on SQ” status.
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Ft, DIX
Army
G. David Schine
Pvt. Schine
Joseph R. McCarthy
S *A-Wis
McCarthy
Europe
Schine
Sebine
Washington
Camp Gordon
Criminal Investigation
Harry H. Lapham
Ft. Dix
New York Post
Pvt
Post
Fanfani Protests Slur on Foreign Envoy at Funeral
Prime Minister Amintore Fanfani formally protested an offense against an accredited representative of a foreign state. He lamented that basic rules of chivalry were not remembered. The funeral record notes William C. Gilbert, a World War I veteran, who has attended about two thousand military funerals in 33 years as a member of the Silver Bow Post of the American Legion.
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Amintore Fanfani
Buttemont
William C. Gilbert
Silver Bow Post
American Legion
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Fairview Ave
Fraderick, Wd
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Routzaha
C.F. Speak, Jr
Maytag
Better Homes Equip. Co
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RIM
Jack’s Aquarium
Dug Bridge
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