Milk Price War Taints New Jersey Markets
Unofficial reports say upstate New York farmers sell milk to Northern New Jersey outlets for 1.10 per hundredweight less than New York distributors pay, flooding New Jersey stores at 17 to 23 cents per quart and prompting Gov Driscoll to consider an inspection fee on incoming milk. Labor groups urge price restraint while unions battle over the policy impact.
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Department of Agriculture
Alfred E. Driscoll
Exam Time At Syracuse University
Students study on campus as exams approach with Barbara Anderson of St Albans a Liberal Arts and Education senior and Phi Sigma sorority member seen preparing. The scenes reflect typical late semester activity on the Syracuse University campus.
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Syracuse University
Barbara Anderson
St.Albans
Barbara
Phi Siu Sorority
West and East Clash Over Germany at Four Power Talks
Western delegates urged patience and pressed for a settlement on their terms as Vishinsky signaled possible continued talks. They argued three quarters of Germany remained organized politically and economically and warned the Russians to accept a Western settlement or face West German plans.
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Eaay
Vishinsky
Germany
Warsaw
Envoy Named To Hungary Amid Mindszenty Trial Aftermath
President Truman nominated Nathaniel P. Davis as Minister to Hungary replacing Selden Chapin who returned to Washington after Mindszenty trial. Davis currently serves as Ambassador to Costa Rica and will be succeeded by Joseph Flack who moves from Bolivia. George P. Shaw is named Ambassador to El Salvador and Pete Jarman becomes Ambassador to Australia.
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Nathaniel P. Davis
Hungary
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Costa Rica
Selden Chapin
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Chapin Sooa
Joseph, Flack
Bolivia
George P. Shaw
Texas
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Albert Nufer
Pete Jarman
Alabama
House
Australia
Lending $70 Million to Mexico Scrutinized by Columnist
Merquis Childs analyzes the proposal to lend $70 million to Mexico for oil wells and hydroelectric and other public works, noting competing forces shaping the decision. The editorial highlights the complex political and economic stakes facing the development effort.
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Mexico
Merquis
East Berlin rail stoppage ends with no trains running
Soviet controlled railway chiefs sought West German marks to pay East German workers for a first round victory in a disputed takeover. Russian officers led workers to the American sector yards to restore traffic but pickets blocked access at Priesterweg. After brief entry into Anhalter sheds, guards halted repair work and trains remained idle.
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Erwin . -Breikemeser
Potsdam
Russian Zone Economics Commission
Priesterweg
Anhalter
Bollywood style nuptials take surreal turn in Vallauria
Prince Aly Khan plans a lavish wedding to Rita Hayworth with a perfume scented pool scene and a gifts spree including a $250000 yacht. Mayor Derigon enforces a town hall ceremony as the Justice Ministry rules the nuptials must be in Vallauria.
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Alv ¥ Khan
Rita Hayworth
Aly
Riveria
Rita
Paul Derignon
Ministry of Justice
Vallauria
Six British Embassy staff disappear in Moscow linked to police action
The Foreign Office reports that six employees of the British Embassy in Moscow have disappeared and a seventh attempted suicide because of persecution by Soviet police.
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London
Foreign Office
Moscow
Hair will be Shorter By HARMAN W. NICHOLS
Washington dispatch reports Mrs Maye Whitley of Dallas president of the National Hair Dressers and Cosmetologists Association predicts fall styles will be even shorter. She notes excise tax on beauty remains unchanged and that 27 900 beauty shop members will not lower prices despite economic declines.
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Lockout protest at American Locomotive plant in Schenectady
About 2,000 United Steelworkers marched to the American Locomotive Company plant gates to protest a lockout amid an eight hour shutdown. Police reinforced the scene but no disturbances occurred as demonstrators dispersed after a brief rally. Local 2054 claims 4,000 members at the plant.
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CSO
United
Lenmar
American Locomotive Plant
Union President Fights Ouster Amid Union Turmoil
AKRON Ohio radio copy reports Buckmaster, 55, former CLO United Rubber Workers president, ousted by the Rubber Workers executive board in Philadelphia for malfeasance in office. He plans an appeal at the convention in Florento next September and denies charges of conspiring to deprive local officers of rights and inciting a riot in Ponstown Pennsylvania last March.
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O. C
I. S. Buckmaster
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Rubber Workers Executive Board
Philadelphia
Buckmaster
Floronto
Ponstown
Nation Magazine Banned From New York City High Schools
The Nation magazine has been banned for another year from New York City public high school libraries. The action, announced yesterday by the board of superintendents, was called unfair and undemocratic by Miss Freda Kirchwey, the magazine's editor.
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the Nation Magazine
New York City
Freda Kirchwey
Reds Shake Shanghai In Violent City Assault
Communist forces pushed into Shanghai and battled Nationalists as explosions rocked the city. Reds aimed to close the escape corridor toward Woosung while attacking Kiangwan airfield and Szechuan road bridges, amid fires and heavy shelling.
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Frost May Strike Again in Syracuse Forecast
A cold front moved through Syracuse dropping readings to a low of 43 with frost possible in exposed areas tonight. Minimum 37 degrees expected and yesterday’s total rainfall was 0.44 inch. Showers may resume late tomorrow night as clouds increase and winds of up to 30 mph ease overnight.
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Gunman wounds Victor Reuther in Detroit attack
A stealthy gunman fired through a window at Victor Reuther of the United Auto Workers at his home in Detroit. The 37 year old unionist faces possible loss of his right eye after shotgun pellets pierced his face and neck. Police sought a Reuther relative or other suspects believed to be targeting UAW leaders. Walter Reuther, brother of Victor and UAW president, escaped harm in an earlier April 20 incident. he later accused a paid terror campaign against pro American and pro Democratic unionists. Dr Lam reported Victor’s condition as good with facial and neck pellet injuries. Concluded on Page 17 Column 2.
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C. BR. Lam
House weighs foreign aid bill amid economy fears
The storm signals new economy pressure as leaders seek a compromise on a 400 million annual European recovery plan. The Appropriations Committee slashed nearly 629 million from the 4.398 billion request, aiming to salvage the bill for action in the House tomorrow.
Forrestal's Rites Held at Arlington National Cemetery
The nation paid last honors to James V Forrestal the first Secretary of Defense. President Truman led dignitaries at Arlington for the Unknown Soldier burial service on a sunlit day. He died in Bethesda Hospital after a weekend collapse from overwork. a Greek passage appeared in his book as a final thought. Rides to the funeral carried government leaders, admirals, generals, and business associates.
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James V Forrestal
Truman
United States
Arlington National
Forrestal
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Bridges Accused? Union President Harry Bridges Indicted
The Co L Longshore Union charged the administration ordered the indictment of union president Harry Bridges. U.S. Attorney Frank Hennessey said a Federal grand jury would consider an important indictment.
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San Francisco
Good Behavior Quip Echoes Public Conduct Advice
A quotation on public behavior cites Hugh S. Page and an Illinois banker, likening officials to stars visiting a Southern town for an Orient deficiency film. The boss warns of strict conduct while a veteran actor suggests plain speaking during rest periods.
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Hugh S. Page
Illinois
House yields fortune in gems stocks in Duquoin Illinois
Mrs Lucilier Schader Jast a week threw away a sack containing 500 in Mexican gold coins from her father Michael Bradley's house. Tenants redecorating found jewels oil stocks and government bonds worth about 40000 in a box beneath wallpaper. The coins were identified by a bank and placed in escrow. The house had been rented to Mr and Mrs Rudy Schable of Duquoin. An owl in Suffolk haunts a lane and bites a Game Warden Percy Peri.
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Weelk
Duguain
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Bradley
Maren
Duquoin
Rudy Schable
Delightful Odor Signals Police In Middlesbrough
In Middlesbrough a lavender scent hints at a police presence nearby. Sergeant M Fairlamb, six feet tall and 196 pounds, notes women ask him about it though he doubts their belief.
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England
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New York
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