Dean Meyers Denies Farm Surplus Threat to Prosperity
Dean W. L Myers of the Cornell University College of Agriculture told bankers at the annual bankers' school of agriculture that reports predicting farm surpluses and a national mood decline due to rising output and falling exports are unsubstantiated. The remarks referenced unnamed reports and stressed caution about looming agricultural oversupply.
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Dean Meyers
W. L Myers
Cornell University College of Agriculture
Bankers’ School of Agriculture
Lady in Black Honors Valentino at Hollywood Cemetery
Dira Flame, longtime keeper of Valentino memory, arrived at Hollywood Cemetery to mark the 26th anniversary of Rudolph Valentino's death. She, founder and president of the Rudolph Valentino Guild, Inc., placed roses at the mausoleum as part of her annual tribute.
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Valentino
Notable Deaths and Health Update From Across Nations
Three year old Garry Smith of Springfield Virginia remains in a coma eighteen days after being found trapped in an old icebox. The condition is described as asphyxia by doctors at Mary Hitchcock Hospital. Other obituaries include William W. Craig age sixty nine, and Lt. Gen. George F. MacMenn eighty three. Also listed are Sir Frederic George Kexyon ninety one, Bishop Daniel Cohalan ninety five, Joe Palmisano sixty one, and union leaders at Firestone agreeing to a ten cent wage raise for all workers.
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Johnsburg Tv
Adirondack Forest
Thomas’ Eigney
George Eigney
Buffalo
Feaked
Ond
Wwateren County
Johnsburg
Hanover
N. H
Garry Smith
Springfield
Mary Hitchcock Hospital
William W. Craig
New
York City
Trusties Survive Wild Bus Plunge On Mountain Road
In Red Bluff California a brakess San Quentin prison bus plunged around hairpin curves on a mountainside. Driver C M Armstrong 43 kept control and steered the bus off the highway onto a rocky hillside. Eleven trustees and a guard were hospitalized with non critical injuries. 23 others had scratches and bruises.
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Red Bluff
Calif. G
San Quentin
California Highway Patrol
C. M. Armstrong
Bakersfield Clears Debris After Historic Earthquake
Bakersfield, Calif faced the aftermath of the worst quake in its history. Two fatalities and 32 injuries were reported as officials assess more than 100 seriously damaged buildings and property losses beginning around 20 million dollars. The City Council convened in emergency session to address reconstruction and disaster problems.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Freighter Burns off Newfoundland in Mass of Flame
A Pan American Airways Clipper radioed that a freighter was a mass of flame off the coast of Newfoundland. The air sea rescue branch of the Royal Canadian Air Force ordered planes out at once as details remained spotty.
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Gander Nfld
Pan- American Airways
Newfoundland
RCAF
Intruder Robs Home as He Claims Misguided Break-in
Robert Russell a 51 year old former convict nicknamed The Black Cat and The Human Fly told police he broke into a fashionable Great Neck residence while seeking a girlfriend and ending up in the wrong house.
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Robert Russell
Black Cat
Human Fly
Russians organized nucleus of 700 Tet fighters in Berlin area
Berlin informed sources say Russians formed a framework around a nucleus of 700 Tet fighters in the area. The group is reported to be structured for rapid expansion into a stronger fighting force with East German and other personnel.
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Berlin
U. 3
Eisenhower Opens New York Campaign Headquarters
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower opened his New York campaign headquarters on the Columbia University campus trip to the Commodore Hotel in midtown Manhattan. His staff occupies 23 rooms on the hotel’s sixth floor as he launches one of three offices for the presidential bid.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia University
Commodore’ Hotel
E. 42Nd Ist
Midtown Manhattan
Oleo Heir Richard Wallace Tied to Prostitution Ring Indictment
The conspiracy indictment lists Richard Wallace also called Oleo Heir along with Pat Thompson Miss Steel and Short among defendants with Jelke and Davioni. Prostitution models were witnesses after Jelke’s arrest ten days earlier. Pat Ward and Pat Thompson are cited for involvement and payments. Barbara Harmon and Nancy Hawking named in counts. Jelke faces separate charge of illegal possession of two pistols.
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Richard Wallace
Pat Thompson
Miss Steel
Short
Jelke
Davioni
Pat Ward
Lower East Side
Allocediv
Barbara Harmon
Nancy Hawking
Tremor Felt Across Gloversville Fort Plain and St Johnsville
A faint earthquake was recorded yesterday afternoon in Gloversville Fort Plain and St Johnsville with no damage reported. In Jordan King Hussein resumed the throne in Amman after his father abdicated, while Talal travels with Queen Zeine and Queen Musbah to Ibid 40 miles north.
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Gloversville
Fort Plain
St. Johnsville
Jordan
Amman
Hussein
Tate
Switzerland
Zeine
Talal
Musbah
Ibid
Queen Mother Buys Haunted Scottish Castle
The Queen Mother Elizabeth has acquired Barrogill Castle in Caithness an isolated 40 room property built in 16066 reputedly haunted. The fortress sits seven miles from John O Groats on the northeast coast of the United Kingdom.
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London
Elizabeth
Barrogill
Caithness
Joan O’groats
United Kingdom
Eisenhower stresses American creed and anti corruption in Denver remarks
Eisenhower called for four aims to defend American liberty: curb subversives while preserving due process, affirm all men are created equal, reduce economic inequities, and root out corruption in public offices. He warned Soviet tyranny feeds on conquest and urged unity under the American system. He spoke at a Denver news conference ahead of a Kansas Legion parade and set up eastern HQ in New York with plans for speeches in the South.
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God
Wahibd
Denver
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
McCarthy
Republican Organization
Kremlin
América
American Legion
Free World
la Guardia
Eishenhower
Dewey
Columbia University
Legion
Kansas
Commoore
New York
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Arkansas
Issuas
Asxite Legion
America
Legionnaires
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Forty
Eigni
Kansas Celeration
James R. Cutler
Abilene
The
Margaret Truman Reaches Oslo After Missed Stockholm Train
Margaret Truman arrives in Oslo by car after missing the Stockholm train. The President's daughter, weary from a European trip, endures a news conference at the U S ambassador's residence. An unofficial British delegation sails to Communist China for a month to view developments.
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Oslo
Norway
Margaret Truman
Stockholm
Europe
U. S
Ater
China
London
Chinese People’s Institute of Foreign Affairs
Korea
Kid Circus Finale Ends Backyard Show in Grand Junction
An 11-year-old ringmaster Pilly Davis staged a dramatic ending tumbling from a tree house with pants on fire. Fire crews arrived to extinguish flames from a jar of gasoline as promoters had planned a flaming torch act. Nobody was hurt and the crowd remained calm.
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Grand Junction
Colo.2
P. T. Barnum
Pilly Davis
Billy
Airbase contract waste scrutinized by subcommittee
The subcommittee tore into the Morocco airbase program, citing waste and mismanagement. It blamed Col George Derby's Army engineers and Atlas Constructors, faulting Gen Pick for withholding full facts while warning national costs may exceed 300 million.
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Morocco
Page
Morneen
Air Force
George
JT. Derby
Iit
Army
Atlas Constructors
Pick
Fed
Congress
French Morocco
Corps For Army Engineers
Secretary of the Army
Legion Rally Opens as Eisenhower Targets America
The American Legion convention in New York features Gov. Dewey praising the Legion as a bulwark for freedom. Dwight D. Eisenhower and Adlai Stevenson are slated to speak as thousands gather, while Legion committees draft foreign relations resolutions and plan parades and memorials.
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Vincent Impellitteri
Legion
New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
New American ‘Legion
State Department
Rogers Kelley
Far’ East
Department
Bombers strike Red targets as UN raids widen Korea push
Fifth Air Force and carrier aircraft raided positions around Hungnam and Wonsan Nh northeast Korea. Bomber crews reported hits on supply lines near Anju and Sandung with secondary explosions. Barcus said raids are hurting Communists while Reds condemn UN strikes on air and rail targets.
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Hungnam
Wonsan
Korea
Bremerton
Gestroyer Hollister
Anju
Rec
Pyongyang
Supung
Manchurian
Fifth Air Force
Sandung
Pryongyang
Tosang
Chongju
Anak
Hwangiju
Toram
Anbyon
Won San
Glenn O. Barcus
Peiping
North Koea
Jduce
Barcus
Adm
Robert Briscoe
U.S. Far East
Bear cub invades coop. boy shoots for first time
Duluth Minnesota. Wallace Andersit, 70, learned to shoot yesterday when a 130 pound bear cub invaded the family chicken coop. He fired seven .22 caliber bullets at the cub.
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Duluth
Minn
Upji
Wallace Andersit
Stevenson campaign duels over cabinet talks and Texas votes
Stevenson denounces reports he or associates discussed attorney general posting with Estes Kefauver. He weighs losing electoral votes after Texas pressure and backs Truman veto stance as Gov. Shivers signals support but urges Democrats to decide in Texas. Sparkman backs Stevenson. Stevenson criticizes Shivers for fairness.
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Stevenson
Sengator Estes Nefauver
Tennessee
Texas
Alten Shivers
Truman
Ted Burke
Shivers
Sparkman
Tevas
Church Offer Lets Two Portsmouth Women Avoid Jail
In Portsmouth Ohio Judge Kenneth Grenston allowed Louise Jearns 19 and Piura Summer 24 to serve 32 Sundays in a church rather than 3 days in Scioto County Jail after their assault and battery convictions. The ruling directs them to attend the church of their choice starting today for a year.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Scioto County
Henneth Grenston
Louise Jearns
Piura Summer
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Vincent R. Impellitteri
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Seine
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James A. Lundy
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Sir Frederic George Kexyon
Firestone
Columbus
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Firestone, Tire and Rubber Co
L. S. Buckmaster
S. George F. Mac Menn
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East ‘Grinstead
Eng
Daniel Cohalan
Ireland
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Joe Palmisano
Phoenix, Ariz
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Margaret LY
Corps of Army Engineers
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Convention
Richard M. Nixon
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Fred FL. Osborne
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