Fugitive George E Cole Sought by FBI in California Flight
FBI complaint filed January 9 1957 in San Francisco charges George Edward Cole with unlawful flight to avoid prosecution for an alleged murder. Described as 6 ft 1 in 160 178 pounds with brown receding hair and brown eyes. Armed and dangerous he has prior grand larceny and robbery convictions and has stated he will shoot officers. Public is asked to notify FBI director or nearest division with information.
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United States
San Francisco
Calif
George Edward Cole
California
Cole
Federal Bureau of Investigation
United States Department of Justice
Washington
D. C
FBI
Wheat Supply Going Abroad
South Korea and the United States signed a 0 million dollar agreement for shipments of surplus American food grains to Korea. Korea will take 765 tons of wheat and other grains during the current fiscal year. The Korean government will sell the grain locally and use about 41 million dollars of the proceeds for military expenditures. Most of the rest will pay for U S government expenses in Korea. Yugoslavia and the United States signed an agreement by which this country will receive U S agricultural supplies worth 624% million dollars. The agreement includes delivery of 520,000 tons of wheat worth $32,800,000. A high speed ferry boat travels between the mainland of Italy to the island of Sicily, making the 8-mile crossing to Messina in just 10 minutes.
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South Korea
United States
Korea
U. S
Yugoslavia
Italy
Sicily
Messina
Choose Whole Grain Foods For Health And Nutrition
A health focused guide urges choosing cereals and breads made from whole grains to maximize nutrition and minimize empty calories. It explains seed composition, the value of germ, and how milling reduces nutrient content, advising readers to read labels and favor whole grain claims while limiting refined products.
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Nature
Army seeks teletype repairmen for Midwest Relay Center
The Army plans a centralized communications center at Fort Leavenworth Kansas named the Midwest Relay Center to serve the central U S. It seeks many technical personnel and announces competitive exams for teletype repairmen with salaries from 2 07 to 33 07 per hour. Applications go to the Board of U S Civil Service Examiners at Fort Leavenworth and more info is available via the local post office. Fares cited for Paris and New York subways are eight and 15 cents respectively.
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Army
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Midwest
Board of
U. S Civil Service Examiners
Benson Blamed For Latest Fashion Trend
Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Benson is blamed for the new flour sack style dresses. At a dinner a guest quipped that the sack-like chemises are leftovers from surplus wheat, sparking talk about his influence on fashion.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra Benson
Benson
Study Needed To Pick Best Trees
Lincoln forester Karl Loerch says exact windbreak choices vary with soil, rainfall, usage, and location. Extension forester and SCS offer a Tree Planting guide to help farmers choose trees and meet government shelterbelt payment specifications.
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Lincoln
Karl Loerch
University of Nebraska
Soil Conservation Service
SCS
Loerch
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