Rural price support set to rise as farm costs climb
The Agriculture Department reports a three percent rise in rural retail prices since last November, with wheat parity up to 219 a bushel from 227 a year ago. If current trends persist, the 1919 price support for crops could lift by at least one cent per bushel, while other staples show higher parity prices.
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Crommelin Leaves Navy to Enter Alabama Senate Race
Navy Captain John G Crommelin, a critic of unification and Defense Department policies, retired at Pensacola Naval Air Station and announced plans to run for the U S Senate in Alabama as an independent. His home is Montgomery.
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Ridiculed Woman Shoots Her Child in City Incident
Emma Rose Tom, a 38 year old white wife of a Chinese waiter, shot her child Toy Yuk after fearing ridicule of the child's Oriental appearance. The girl is in critical condition at Bellevue Hospital. Tom was charged with felonious assault and possessing a dangerous weapon.
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Congressional briefing and hearings digest
The Armed Services Committee hears Defense Secretary Johnson with Omar Bradley and discussion on Selective Service Act expansion. Subcommittees resume hearings on federal aid for highways and oil imports. Banking Committee screens Edward Lee Norton for the Fed board. Washington University researchers test popcornlike substance for lightweight concrete. Former operatic star Mars Garden to tour with Mary Garden and James Johnson promoting a cement mixture for a potential building block industry funded by the National Arts Foundation.
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Witness in Amerasia case to testify in Senate probe
Senate Loyalty Investigating Committee aims to have Lar sen appear in a closed session Monday. Amerasia defendants face questioning on who pressured the Justice Department to delay prosecution and whether Alger Hiss was involved. The report notes related testimony about naval intelligence and Central Railroad’s new electric commuter cars.
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President urges arms sales reform to aid allied nations
President Truman argued for revised laws to allow American arms sales to nations under safeguards and urged Congress to permit instalment plans rather than full upfront payments. He called for aiding Turkey Greece and other allies amid Soviet pressure and suggested broader arms support to curb aggression.
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Senate inquiry questions on Amerasia case and witness subpoenas
The inquiry asks if the judge was fully informed of the Communist background and affiliations related to Amerasia and the significance of seized documents. It urges why the documents should not be released. It questions whether the Senate committee plans to subpoena all six defendants and seek direct answers, with Edward P. Morgan stating efforts to bring Larsenhen and others to testify.
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Princess Faikan Returns to Egypt After Marriage Rift
Princess Faikan arrives in Cairo with her commoner husband Fouad Sadek on a summons from the Crown Council. Informed sources say Farouk may bless the union and that Faikan will seek forgiveness for sister Fathia who wed a commoner, Riad Ghah.
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Court Fight Looms Over Ousted Coach
Court actions threaten reinstatement of coach Mastragiacomo at Qian Hua Sen after a theft finding and a two day wake. Pasquale Vanella says he served papers to Schools Superintendent Keagle on a mandamus petition seeking reinstatement and tenure review. Justice Haipen is set to preside on June 13 at Little Valley.
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Methodists Oppose Mixed Marriages at Conference
About 400 delegates at the 14st annual meeting of the conference approved a report by Rev. Kenmore Maght superintendent of the Hornell District opposing mixed Methodist Catholic marriages. The report states the Protestant belief in the eternal worth of the human person clashes with the Catholic view of the church as the supreme end of all goodness. The conference continues through the weekend.
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