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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1954
Page
3
Classified shoppers urged to place For Sale ads covering refrigerators real estate rugs and more in the Chronicle Telegram mini market reach. Call phone number 4751 to reach buyers and place ads today.
Government price support administrators report corn from the 1953 bumper crop is rapidly moving under loans. By mid January farmers had put about 208 million bushels of 1933 crop corn under supports, compared with 170.5 million the prior year. Farmers can obtain loans on their 1953 crop corn through May. State totals show Iowa with 73 million, Illinois 31 million, Minnesota over 27 million, Nebraska nearly 21 million, South Dakota 17.5 million, and Indiana 11.5 million bushels. A record amount of 1953 wheat also under supports, totaling more than 476.5 million bushels, versus 376.5 million for 1952. Overall grain under supports or purchase agreements totals 855,271,000 bushels.
New York January totals for U S industrial business and private building contracts rose beyond December and 1953 levels, according to F W Dodge Corporation figures. Dodge notes 1953 was a record year and says a January surge would signal builders’ confidence and a strong outlook, despite general recession talk.
The Coast Guard ordered a Panama Air Force SAR plane to join surface craft 1,800 miles south of Los Angeles in locating the racing yacht Dirigo. Navy boat PCEC 8&8 reached the area early Wednesday but found no sign after a 24 hour search. Dirigo was captained by James W. Crawford of St. Petersburg, Florida, with a crew of three bound for the Galapagos Islands south of Panama.
A State Health Department official said he will go to southeastern Ohio to address a rabies outbreak that may be getting out of hand. Dr Wayne Moore reported reports of rabies in Zanesville area and Cambridge warnings followed two to three cases. He noted wild animals like foxes and skunks as carriers and cited 1958 counts of rabid wildlife, urging education and vaccination.
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