New York City Vulnerable in Civil Defense Efforts
A National News Service survey ranks New York City as the top target for atomic attack but finds Civil Defense needs far more shelters, supplies, and trained volunteers. Officials warn of potential mass homelessness and disrupted transit if defenses remain underfunded and understaffed.
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Defense Council
Thomas E. Dewey
Malcolm Johnson
New York
U. S
New York City
Civil Defense
Onal News Service
Busis
Ness
New York Now Has 1,209 Publicing A Theoretical Attack, Gen. C
O'Brien
R. Huebner
New York State
O’brien
Hueb
York City
Property and race records amid Surf Ave fragmentation
A garbled notice lists property at Surf Ave and various lot designs. It mentions a bicyclist, Ken Joy, riding 100 miles in 3 hours 45 minutes 39 seconds and a Turnpike Commission sublot reference with historical 1938 context.
More Wheat Export Plans Seen Needed
U S agricultural leaders say the international wheat agreement no longer suffices to move U S wheat abroad and additional plans are required. Projections show 200 to 300 million bushels exported annually, with 215 million forecast for 1953-54 despite a drop from 317 million in 1952-53. Britain’s exit lowered the quota to 210 million. A two price system, parity supported domestic pricing, and pressures from Ezra Taft Benson are discussed as ways to boost exports while maintaining supports. The broader world pattern shows declines in Canada Argentina and Australia as well.
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Washington
U. S
Agriculture Department
United Kingdom
Great Britain
National Grange
Ezra Taft Benson
London
Canada
Argentina
Australia
United States
Sheepmen Plan Last Gasp Effort To Save Industry
DENVER S Sheepmen from 12 western states meet in Long Beach California to map a last gasp effort to save the billion and one half dollar wool industry. They cite drop in sheep numbers since 1942 and urge higher wool tariffs and farm program changes. Leaders note wool's shrinking share of U S needs and the risk to western economies dependent on sheep.
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Denver
Long Beach
Calif
America
National Woolgrowers Association
Congress
Association
J. M. Jones
U. S. Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
Frank A. Barrett
R-Wye
Milton R Young
R-N.d
Wesley A. D'Ewart
R-Mont
O Clark Fisher
D-Tex
Brett Gray
The
Colorado
Woolgrowers Association
Jones
Montana
J. Hugo Aronson
Gray
A. F. Vass
University of Wyoming
Real Estate Transfers Across Ohio Townships and Cities
Many transfers cited from Brownhelm to Elyria and Amherst list grantees such as Gert McQueen Helen Yurachko Andrew Yur esko and others. Properties include parcels on Penfeld Avenue Lexington Avenue Jaycox and South Amherst Road with various heirs and corporations named. A Rice price note mentions mid November support at 5.28 per hundredweight against a 34.48 price. exports may affect future levels.
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Brownhelm
Helen Yurachko
Andrew Yuresko
Penfeld Ave
Sheffield
Edna M. Beller
Roy M .Pumphrey
Adda
Amherst
Mary Baehr Sabalis
Ohio
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Ridgeville
Edmund Bachman
Harold E. Dickinson
Amherst Rd
Esther E Wellert
Lida King
Lesangton Ave
Elyra H. Kellogg
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Lida i
U. S
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