Benson Urges Broad Aid to Solve Farm Problems
Secretary Ezra Benson appealed to everyone to share ideas at the National Grange convention and via radio. He rejected returning to 90 percent price supports, argued flexible supports are needed but insufficient, and blamed surpluses for low farmer prices while pledging to improve farmers' economic position.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ezra T. Benson
Benson
National Grange
Surat
Eisenhower
Wonder Auto Excites Britain As Ferguson Develops Car
Britain buzzes about a secret new automobile from Harry Ferguson, the tractor magnate. Officials in government industry and defense express excitement over a potential export breakthrough, while details remain undisclosed. Ferguson’s patent battles with Ford Motor Co. are noted as background to the landmark project.
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London
Harry Ferguson
Britain
Ford Motor Co
Weather and innovations temper Thanksgiving mood
The forecast calls for snowy and windy conditions with a 20 to 25 mile per hour northwest wind and gusts to 40 as temperatures drop from the low 50s to around 30 tonight. The weather note contrasts with reports about a revolutionary auto design using hydraulic pressure to drive and brake four wheels, with prototypes tested for military transport and described as the era’s major advance.
Lost Girl Returns After Night Away From School
A six year old girl Lola Mae East erly who vanished after leaving school yesterday afternoon returned to her classroom this morning. Police and volunteers scoured downtown overnight while the girl slept at Dar- Tene Kirby’s house.
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Buffalo UP
Lola Mae Easterly
da Mae
Dar- Tene
Today s Features Passive Radical Departure From The Nasi
Readable fragments suggest a feature piece exploring a radical shift in a culinary or cultural topic centered on nasi. The text references a passive approach and a departure from traditional methods, indicating analysis of evolving preferences and techniques.
Stenogs Debate Radical Keyboards In Editorial Backlash
Editorial page from New Delhi reports a proposed 1 cent per key change to typewriter keyboards splitting opinion among stenographers. Some fear chaos while others warn of faster typing with modern machines. Mrs. W A Dorrance and Ruth Ruth defend the shift, citing ease of typing and high accuracy among secretaries.
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Marquis Childs
Jries
New Delhi
India
Jin
Dvorak
Fe Henley
August Dvorakler
Pittsburgh
Kan
University of Washington
Marguerite Reiter
Jasper
Afa
Avais
Miss Henley
Yugoslav Radio Calls Tito Dulles Reports False
Yugoslavia denounces Western reports that Tito agreed with Dulles on freeing Soviet satellites as false and distorted. The state radio says newspapers biasedly push the idea of changing Eastern Europe's status by force, amid ongoing Tito Dulles interpretations and Moscow ties.
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Washington
Yugoslavia
Marsha Tito
O State
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Tito
U.S
Russia
Tlo
President Eisenhower to Spend Thanksgiving as Granddad
President Eisenhower plans a quiet Thanksgiving at Gettysburg with Mrs. Eisenhower and their three grandchildren. Officials say he will rest after a brief morning at the downtown office while continuing light duties and brief readings. The president’s physician reports no fatigue symptoms and notes he is easing back into routine activities.
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Gettysburg
John Eisenhowers
Eisenhower
Revoir
Elthe
Maj
John S. Eisenhower
Today’s Chuckle about Pride and Bottled Humor
A light quip notes it would be bad if pride were bottled so more people could swallow it. The joke plays on the phrase pride swallowed and bottles of attitude for a playful sting.
HIAWATHA Cutoff To Be Open In 10 Days
Hiawatha cutoff on N Salina Street will open to traffic in about ten days to relieve congestion at Hiawatha Boulevard and Park Street. City and state officials met. winter maintenance duties and spring paving plans were agreed, with liability assumed by the city. Road will permit southbound passenger vehicles only, banning trucks and heavy equipment until final surface is laid.
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N. Salina St
Hia-watha Elvasvith Park St
Mead
William Robinson
State Public Works Department
Joseph Ederick
Richard F. Torrey
Charles F. Stanton
Arthur Beach
Torrey
Robinson
Slanton
Hiawatha Blvd
Park St
Ruling Bans Secret Tips on Passport Gassing
U S District Judge Luther W Youngdahl ruled out use of confidential information in passport applications. Decisions of the passport office must be substantiated by evidence in the record. The judge warned that hidden bases for government action invite arbitrary and irresponsible governance.
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Washington
U. S
Luther W. Youngdahl
State Department
Department
Assport
Youngdanl
Youngdahl
Crash Kills Fulton Couple En Route to St Lawrence
A Fulton couple traveling with their daughter to St Lawrence University for Thanksgiving were killed in a collision six miles south of Canton. Mrs. Florence W. Dunlop, St Lawrence County coroner, identified them as Mr and Mrs Nitt Barker of 118 N Sixth St Fulton. The car, traveling east on Route 11, struck a town highway department rack and then collided with a gravel-loaded truck, demolishing the car and pushing it off the road.
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Canton
Fulton
St. Lawrence University
Here
Florence W. Dunlop
St. Lawrence County
Nitt Barker
Sixth St. Fulton
Route 11
Boston tower rescue tests courage and risk
A weekend report details six Griffiss Air Force base crew members among 52 refugees stranded near a radar tower in the North Atlantic. They were lifted from a tower deck by a tug after a four hour inspection amid 25 foot seas. A doughty crew, including commander Patrick Carlough, faced high waves as a giant crane removed them from the platform. The group, awaiting further removal, was to stay through December 1 while weather and equipment limited progress.
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Boston
el Sol
Griffs Air Force
Carlough
Rome
Lerday
North Atlantic
Navy
Washington
Carrough
Tom Barrett
Aleutian Island
Patrick Carlough
Army cooks in Korea prepare Thanksgiving feast
In Korea the U S 8th Army organized a traditional Thanksgiving meal for soldiers and cooks, highlighting a long menu of shrimp cocktail, roast turkey with oyster dressing and gravy, cranberry sauce, vegetables, rolls, pumpkin pie, ice cream and assorted fruits.
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U. S. 8Th Army
Korea
P—Toling
Records Dug Out Lid to Be Taken Off Congress Junkets
The Defense Department ordered the release of records detailing congressional junketing and use of military transport for overseas travel. It also notes questions about lawmakers taking trips at taxpayer expense and the secrecy surrounding the number of such trips. The story mixes quirky local notes about eggs and turkeys with the broader policy disclosure.
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Congress
Washington
Defense Department
Pentagon
Mcleansville
N. C
Prodgin
Panama Canal Co
Odgin
Panama
W. M. Whitman
Mary
Hodgin
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