Butter Prices Expected To Drop April First
Washington reports butter stocks piling at over three million pounds daily as federal support prices near a reduction. Officials say processors unload ahead of an April 1 price cut from 65.75 cents to 60.5 cents Midwest and 61.25 elsewhere. Repurchase options and cheese pricing similar to avert shortages. Senator McCarthy hinted at a possible last minute shift from 90 to 75 percent parity, not yet confirmed.
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New Bargaining Election Proposed in New York Waterfront
A National Labor Relations Board examiner urged a new bargaining election after alleging ILA violence at December polling. The ruling nullifies a prior ILA win amid rival AFL dock union gains while 24,000 New York longshoremen hang in the balance.
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Nursery Home Operator Gets Ten Year Sentence
In Rockville today Lois J. Sparks former operator of a Takoma Park nursery home was sentenced to sixteen years in the Maryland Reformatory for manslaughter in the death of a four year old boy last October 4 Judge Charles W Woodward stated there were no extenuating circumstances and cited Mrs Sparks as a typical Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde case The child Joseph Kelly son of Mrs Nancy Kelly of Washington died after which Sparks transported the body to Washington Sanitarium in Takoma Park She broke down on the stand while recounting events saying she knew he was dead by 7 30 p m but remained in shock until she called an attorney about 11 p m
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Vessels to Return from Soviet to United States under Lend Lease
The United States and Soviet Union agreed to return 38 small naval ships including 12 torpedo boats and 26 submarine chasers. The vessels will be transferred to U S control at Istanbul in May and June, marking the first lend lease ships returned since 1951.
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Fined For Violation Of McCarran Act
In Baltimore on March 26 Mrs. Louis Carpeneto Irish born wife of a Frederick Md GI was fined 10 for failing to file the annual alien address notice under the McCarran Act. Judge Chesnut said guilt rests on failure to file whether wilful or not. Other aliens from Baltimore also received 10 fines. Also noted: dog owners urged to leash dogs state law until September 10 as March to Sept leash period enforcement begins.
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Bush-bobber Arrested in Potomac River Case
Herman L. Webber of Knoxville was arrested Friday by Deputy Game Wardens Glenn D. Butts and Richard Jacques on two fishing violations in the Potomac River. He faces charges for using three hooks on a bob and for setting bob before sundown. A Brunswick hearing is set for next Monday.
Mexican Airliner Crashes Near Monterrey Killing Eighteen
An Aeronaves de Mexico flight carrying 18 people perished when it crashed in a dust storm near Friar's Peak 16 miles northwest of Monterrey. Among the dead were New York accountant James A. Johnston and four Americans from Amarillo Texas plus a Guthrie Oklahoma resident. The cross-country leg from Mazatlan to Monterrey followed a near zero visibility approach after a wind-whipped dust storm.
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Alabama Girls Halted Near Hagerstown on 1000 Mile Trip
Three teenagers from Tuscaloosa Alabama Gwen Gast 18 Charlotte Kiker 17 and Audrey McCollum 15 were stopped near Hagerstown Maryland in a 1950 model car without registration or license. Police detained them and notified their parents while awaiting clarification of their long journey.
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U S To Send More Planes To Indochina
The United States will loan 25 B21 fighter bombers plus munitions and supplies to bolster French Union forces at Dien Bien Phu in northwest Indochina. American crews will fly the jets, but French pilots will man them in combat as part of a broader effort to deter a Communist victory and counter Russia and China's leverage at the Geneva peace talks.
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McKeldin to Tour Maryland Hospitals and Barracks
Governor McKeldin plans a Monday statewide schedule starting with a 10 a.m. inspection of the new medical surgical building at Springfield State Hospital in Sykesville. He will lunch at Mount Wilson State Hospital at noon, inspect the tubercular center, then aid in dedicating the new Pikesville state police barracks at 2 p.m.
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State Out Of New Polio Test
Baltimore March 26 Health officials say Maryland cannot join the 44 state polio vaccine field trial because the vaccine will not be ready in time. A 15,000 child inoculation plan in Montgomery County suburbs was delayed with a new April 15 start deadline.
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House Labor Committee Rejects Taft Marlow Act Relaxation
In Washington on March 26 the House Labor Committee 13 13 deadlocked on a proposal to relax Taft Hartley Act restrictions on employer union talk at work sites and 19 7 defeated a bid to remove the ban on threatening or promising workers during elections. Chairman McConnell said he expected compromise language. In Baltimore Roger Wilkerson, 40, was convicted of manslaughter for the stabbing death of his wife, receiving a six year sentence, with acquittals on murder and attempted murder counts.
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Unpleasant Incidents Fewer Amid Troops In Britain
U S Ambassador Winthrop Aldrich told the Southern England Chambers of Commerce that unpleasant incidents between Britons and American troops in the British Isles have been remarkably few. He said community relations are as good as at home and any irritations stem from unfamiliarity with local ways, not malice.
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Pickle Juice Beet Salad with Egg and Lettuce
A person suggests pouring leftover pickle juice over cooked sliced beets and refrigerating overnight. Serve with a hard boiled egg and a lettuce salad for a simple pairing.
First Look At Secret Hydrogen Bomb Film Released
Washington March 25 reports Eisenhower authorized a April 7 public showing of a 28 minute hydrogen bomb film from the November Pacific test. The clip shows a mile wide island vanishing in fire and a debris cloud taller than an A bomb. Censored sections remain for national security.
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