Brannan Sets Wheat Support Price at 90 Percent
Secretary Brannan announced 1951 wheat price supports at 90 percent of parity, not less than 1.99 a bushel, same as 1950. Parity to be calculated July 1, 1951. increases if higher. Acreage allotment 72.8 million acres. only those within allotments qualify for supports. no farm storage payments. CCC storage fees limited to receiving charges prior to May 1, 1952.
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Washington
Brannan
Agriculture Department
CCC
Franklin County GOP selects Harter for Common Pleas judge
The Franklin County Republican central committee named Joseph M. Harter of Columbus as the party’s candidate for Common Pleas judge. He emerged as the party’s choice after the selection process in Columbus.
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G.O.P
Columbus
Franklin County Republican Central Committee
Joseph M. Harter
Common Pleas
Eibling: Democracy Teaching Tops Canton Schools Aim
Harold Eibling new Canton superintendent told the Optimist Club that the main Canton school program will be teaching health and American democracy and what it means to be a citizen of Canton and the United States. He urged teachers who believe in the real meaning of democracy. He warned about the half miracles of modern times and the need for informed citizenry.
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Canton
United States
Harold Eibling
Optimist Club
Onesta Hotel
Eibling
Canton City
Mr. Eibling
Russian Import Ban Now Includes Airlines
New York August 22 AP readers note that the union boycott on Russian imports has expanded from docks to airports. The ban started with Russian crab meat and furs and now extends to air shipments. AFL Longshoremen refused to handle more Russian furs aboard the Queen Elizabeth while CIO Transport Workers Union Local 504 alerted its air division to monitor incoming Russian furs arriving in recent months.
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New York
New York City
A.F.L
C.I.O. Transport Workers Union
Tobin Defends Korean Police In A F L Talk
Secretary of Labor Maurice Tobin addressed the Ohio Federation of Labor convention in Columbus. He criticized Senator Taft and Senator Wherry as blocking foreign policy, defended Korea policy, urged burying political hatchets, and predicted a new labor law to replace Taft Hartley as obstructive.
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Columbus
Secretary of
Maurice Tobin
Korea
Ohio Federation of Labor
Tobin
U.S
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Ohio A.F.L
C.I.O
Joseph T. Ferguson
Taft
Green
Ferguson
A.F I
William Green
A.F.L
Kenneth Wherry
Nebraska
Congress
Truman
South Korea
Europe
Times Change as World Traveler Hobo Arrives in Philadelphia
Jeff Davis, famed for six global journeys, steps from a bus in Philadelphia wearing a $20 pair of shoes a $12.50 hat and a pigskin briefcase. He remarks that times have changed, highlighting the contrast between his past image and his current appearance.
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Philadelphia
Jeff Davis
Man Fined and Jailed for Radio Theft
James Larkins, 25, of 1436 Sixth Street Northwest, was fined $100 and costs and sentenced to 30 days in county jail by Municipal Judge Gordon J. Burris on a petty larceny charge. Police said Larkins took a small radio from the Niagara Hotel at 530% Tus Cara Street East.
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James Larkins
6Th St NW
Gordon J. Burris
Larkins
Niagara
Tuscara
St E
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