Week's News Highlights on Price Controls and Korea Talks
The article reviews a compromise bill extending price and wage controls to April 30 1953 with exemptions for fruits vegetables and farm labor. It notes the Korean peace talks stalled over prisoner repatriation and warns of Communist leverage amid Allied disagreements. It also covers skyrocketing campaign costs and TV advertising budgets in the upcoming elections.
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Wheat Price Supports and Farm Labor Draft Policy
Interstate wheat price supports set at 90 percent of parity for 1952 with July 1 parity at 2.45 per bushel and 2.41 parity year ago. Farmers dump 30,000 bushels in Columbia Kansas streets as storage runs out amid bumper crop. Agriculture department limits loans to grain rated 3 to 5 and valid through January 1953. Dean Acheson visits Berlin reaffirming Western defense of the city. Army stops recruiting deferred farm workers. Truman orders temporary deferments for essential industrial labor. Governor Stevenson weighs accepting a draft nomination amid Democratic talks.
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Union Valley Cemetery District 12 to Hold Budget Meeting
Union Valley Cemetery District No 12 Republic County Kansas will hold a meeting July 28 1952 at 8:00 PM at Union Valley School House. Proposed budget and tax levy for directors Goodwin Currie Currid Boman Mikesbell totals 300.00 14.27 285.73 and will be presented for adoption or amendment. Also notes social visit and travel updates include Mr and Mrs Howard Barber guests and Bob Robison with Lawrence Hugos leaving for a Canada vacation.
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Local residents share visits and birthday celebration
Friday evening guests included Mr and Mrs Vernon Erickson Lois and Janice at the Killen home in Courtland. Irene Nelson returned from a Staten Island trip to visit her brother Harold and Mrs Nelson. A gathering at the Matt Jeorg home near Formosa honored Mrs Jeorg's birthday with Carl Erickson and Billy attending. Visits extended to Carl Cuthbertson and others Sunday evening and Addie Haney of Palisade and P T Gile of Norway were Saturday dinner guests of Fred Evert.
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Lois
Janice
Kenneth Killen
Courtland
Irene Nelson
Staten Island
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Harold
Mrs. Nelson
Carl Erickson
Billy
Matt Jeorg
Formosa
Ralph Rasmussen
Homer Cardwell
Joe Cline
Jolene
Carl Cuthbertson
Addie Haney
Palisade, Minn
P. T. Gile
Norway
Fred Evert
Albert Westin Hospitalized After Sick List Absence
Albert Westin, previously on the sick list, was taken to the hospital Monday morning for treatment.
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Albert Westin
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