Farm price supports trimmed for year by conferees
Senate and House conferees voted to replace flexible farm price support with rigid parity levels for basic crops for one year. They also dropped price cap limits and bank payment controls, and endorsed a parity rate of 90 percent last year. Agriculture Secretary Benson warned delay costs farmers and urged quick enactment of the soil bank program as part of the omnibus farm bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate House
Ney
Senate
Eisenhower
Secregriculture Benson
CSF
Secretary of Agriculture
Berson
Propaganda Funding Push Aims for USIA Increase
Washington US Information Agency seeks a 135 million dollar budget for the next fiscal year, about 35 percent more than current appropriations. Theodore C L Streibert urged the House subcommittee, backing Voice of America expansions, film visuals, and free phonographs to spread America's story in 27 countries. He warned of rising rival actions and urged robust psychological, diplomatic, and economic programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ut. S. Information Agency
Russia
USIA
Theodore CL Streibert
House
Congress
Streibert
USLA
Voice of America
Cinerama
America
Near
Far East
US. Oficials
U. S
Reds Get Additional Prison Terms In Communist Cases
Federal Judge Archie Dawson added three years to the sentences of Gilbert Green and Henry Winston, bringing their total to eight years each for contempt. The pair, former leaders of the Communist movement, had previously been convicted in 1991 for conspiring to advocate violent overthrow and fled in 1951 after bonds of $20,000. they surrendered recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Teo
Archie O. Dawson
Gilbert Green
Henry Winston
Green
Winston
U.S
Minis
National Party
Ex-Marine halts purse thief during Park Avenue chase
Police chased Louis Basile 31 after he looted furs and jewelry from a Sweet apartment. Detectives fired seven shots as Basile, pursued by a cab and doormen, tossed gems and fled. Ex-Marine William Forris stopped him. Basile, on parole for burglary, faces new charges. Police valued the haul at over $10,000, including items linked to TV actress daughter and Loew's president’s family.
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New York
Park
Avenue Os
Louis Basiie
Jim
Basie
Park Avenue
Basile
Ibirh
Finaily
Williem
Bint
Jewel Marieiny
Che Aparcimens
Nicholas Schesck
Loew's, Inc
Ama Co
Beaa
Sam Co.Desa
Uclewfal Esi
One Did It Hobbs
A fragmented account describes an urban theft spree ending with the suspect smashing a front door to escape. The text mentions a repeated taking pattern and a final act of leaving after a last drink or drive. The narrator references Hobbs and a zone, with unclear chronology and motive.
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Hobbs
NMNA
Cave-ins Kill Two Workmen But Four Escape
In Dearborn Michigan two workers died after a collapse as four others escaped. Firefighters and volunteers battled sticky mud with shovels and timbers while rescuers freed trapped men. One survivor reported side pain but remained conscious. another victim, Arthur Reese, died at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearborn
Mich
Fred Sestt
Scott
Arthur Reese
John R. Ser
Herold Thomas Scrar
Brown admits setting fire with lighter in murder arson case
A man named Brown admits to starting a fire with a cigarette lighter during an incident at a residence. Police and witnesses described Brown returning to the house, attempts to reenter, and then fleeing as flames and smoke spread. the event led to injuries to several firefighters and is now in district court on murder and arson charges.
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Aelwackee
Cpi
Eugene
Wes
Secord
Meni Moséer
Brown
Cigaret
Possemeni
Klein
Sim Som
Scoke
Hames
de Broma
Joe’s
Area Bankers to Gather for Wisconsin Conference
Up to 2,000 bankers from Winnebago Green Lake Fond du Lac Sheboygan Calumet and Outagamie Counties will attend a Wisconsin Bankers Association workshop at the Ath Jean Hotel Wednesday. The program features state and federal officials on directors duties and executive development with speakers from Madison Chicago and South Dakota. Local arrangements were arranged by Eugene Steckbauer of Oshkosh National Bank.
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Rosh Wedzestle
Earn Hotel
Winnebago
Green Lake
Fond du Lac
Sheborgan
Calumet
Outagamie
Wisconsin Bankers Association
Jwil
Ath Jean Hotel
M. W. Irgens
Lancaster
Wisconsin Bankers! "Association
William J T. Hammill
Madison
Federal Depositure Once Corporation
J. F. Rush
Chica
Seventh Federal Reserve District
Association
Carl E. Bahmeier Jr
South Dakota Bankers Association
Eugene Steckbauer
Oshkosh National Bank
U S Seizes Communist Party HQ and Daily Worker
The U S Treasury seizes the Communist party headquarters and the Daily Worker for back taxes. Agents ordered closure and the editor said the newspaper would not be published on Wednesday. No one else was detained during the operation.
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New York
U.S
Teey
Communist Party
The
Daily Worker
Tex Hens
Newspa i
Alan
U. S. Treasury
Steet
Bisei Chipsten
Ne Cour
World Leaders Confer on Hemispheric Affairs at Greenbrier
In White Sulphur Springs West Virginia President Eisenhower hosted Mexican President and Canadian Prime Minister at the Greenbrier for discussions on Latin American economic ties and Middle East tensions. Delegates and observers noted a formal yet informal atmosphere as toasts honored continental cooperation. Padilla lingered in the lobby for about twenty minutes after the session.
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Eisenhower
Louis St Laurent
Wvc
White Sulphur Springs
W.va
Mexico
Canada
Greenbrier
James C. Rager
Enec
Ithe Mibars
Mexica
Jnto
Latin America
Middle East
Interservice Battle Looms Over Missiles
A Senate hearing on air defense weaponry pits Navy Army and air force officials against calls to expand the Nike system or pursue a rival Talos program. Subcommittee members debate funding priorities and the value of a competing missile shield versus strengthening existing Nike defenses.
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Hingson
Senate Rimea
Nike
Ilfamure
Eich
TXO
Cenerzis
C. D
Eddieman
Army Research Sofar Force
Orere
Maj
Ger. SR. Siei
Stati Gor
Febssii
Army
Egyptian Israeli Forces Exchange Fire Near El Auja
Egyptian and Israeli forces exchanged fire near the El Auja demilitarized zone south of Egyptian held Gaza. Each side blamed the other for the incident.
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Jerusalem
el Auja
Gaza
U S Proposes New Safeguard To Avert Wars
The United States pitches a world peace safeguard at a UN run meeting with USSR Britain France and others. The plan aims to preempt surprise attacks and lower the risk of war by prompt defensive actions and rapid response. Foreign minister Andrei Gromyko leads the Soviet team amid ongoing talks and mixed reactions from Russia.
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London
S. Prosdseis
Russie
Bricaic
France
Andrei A. Grom
United Stas Technical Mics
Milionsea
Asies
Suates
Che
No Exception and Cake Reported in Journal Entry
A fragment notes no exception and mentions cake in a line about a newsman. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear events or names to anchor a fuller summary.
Pennsylvania Rail Walkout Postponed Amid Mediation Effort
The Pennsylvania rail walkout is postponed as the mediation service works toward a resolution. Officials report the delay reflects ongoing talks aimed at preventing service disruption and stabilizing operations.
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Pennsylvania
Washington
Neal Mediation
Pennishv Hed Bee
Train Car Carries Three Sick After Drink Incident
Three people fell ill after consuming a drink on the Sulphur Springs train. Nelson R Hervig of Lekewood, Wisconsin, was treated at a hospital, while Dr. Robert Hotiel of the case led the medical response. The investigation continues as authorities review the incident.
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Sulphur Springs
Mes
C. Hagerty Seig
Wes Prgteriec
Nelson R. Hervig
Lekewood
Sitter Hespiel
Weskington
Robert Hotiel
Malay Chief Arrives In Thailand For Talks
A Malay chief travels to Thailand to engage in talks on regional issues. The precise identity of the chief and details of the discussions are not fully clear from the available text, but the visit signals diplomatic outreach between the two parties.
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Thailand
Russ-Arab Move Delays U N Peace Action in Middle East
A U N Security Council postpones immediate action on a U S backed Middle East resolution as Russia and Arab states delay the vote. Dag Hammarskjold’s staged departure is tied to council approval, with Arab neighbors watching closely amid tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.N
Mid-East
NED Nations
UPI
Dar
Hens
Middle East
United States
Securice Cortel
Ies
Russia
Dag Hammerskisid
Oni
Hammerssidé
Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S. Ambas
United Nations
Alasha
Fayat
Gazzi
Plantin Damascus
Dag Sean
U.S
Holy Week Rites Held at Ost Theater
Today’s second noonday service in Ost Theater from 12:19 to p.m. drew 375 attendees. National Lutheran Council churches in Oshkosh sponsor the events with Rev. Erling W. Rabe to speak on "Conflict with Weakness" at Wednesday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Lutheran Council
Oshkosh
Erling W. Rabe
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Otto H. Behrens
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Nekimi
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Secare House
Reds
Commie Party
Lester Pearson
Canadien
St. Laurent
John Foster Dui
Phinceisha
U.5s
Canadian
Fasenhower
Padilla
Basgeor
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