Railroads Set Out Fares
A dozen eastern railways announced summer group and family economy fares effective June 25 to October 22. The plan offers 25 percent savings for three or more adults or two adults with two children of half-fare age, with free travel for under 12 and half fare for those 12 to 16 when accompanied by a paying adult. Exceptions apply to some routes such as New York to Washington on certain lines.
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High Valley Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Reading & Wabash
Farmer's Day Longer Than Hired Hand's
Washington reports the hired man on farms works about two hours less per day than the farmer boss. Agriculture Department notes hired hands average 9 percent shorter days. Farm employment declines to 10,863,000, down 150,000 from a year ago, with 1945-49 figures at 32,200,000.
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Burglary Hits Actress Joan Bennett Home in Bel Air
Burglars ransacked Joan Bennett home in Bel Air early yesterday but did not steal valuables. Reports say she avoided a bank safe deposit vault during a Chicago stage engagement. Personal belongings, including letters, were scattered across her bedroom.
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New Jersey Milk Producers oppose federal controls plan
Testimony at hearings in New Jersey showed dairy interests resisting an extension of federal milks controls. Stakeholders from Sussex and Morris counties argued against including parts of the state, while opponents warned of price impacts and market disruption.
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Economic adviser criticizes foreign aid and defense cuts
Leon Keyserling, chairman of the President's Council of Economic Advisers, said that while some claim high taxes stem from defense spending, the real burden is carried by top isolationists who enjoy the perks of power. He urged reconsidering foreign aid and defense aid cuts to foreign countries. The remarks address anxieties about prosperity and national security amid debate.
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