Kidnapping Probed for Two Progressive Groups
FBI probes alleged kidnappings of two Progressive party worker groups in Columbus Georgia and Augusta Georgia last month. Justice Department civil rights section asked FBI to determine if federal civil rights laws were violated. Associates of Henry A Wallace initiated the charges.
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Civil rights probe into Wallace petition incidents in Georgia
The inquiry, led by A Abbot Rosen, investigates alleged abductions of Wallace supporters in Columbus and Augusta on Sept 24 and 26. Victims were forced from hotel and party HQs, driven away, and warned against returning to gather signatures for Wallace on the Georgia ballot. FBI preliminary inquiry. federal civil rights laws may apply.
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Milk price changes for Class One and Two milk to Cleveland dealers
Prices paid to milk producers for Class One and Class Two milk shipped to Cleveland dealers this month will be lower than September. Howard G. Etsaman, federal market administrator for the area, announced October prices with comparisons to September. Class One skim milk 1.60 per cwt, butterfat 1.027 per pound, 3.5 per cent milk 5.185 per cwt. Class One cream skim milk 1.55 per cwt, butterfat 0.997 per pound, 3.5 per cent milk 4.985 per cwt. Class Two butterfat 0.907 per pound. Class Three skim milk 0.75 per cwt, butterfat 0.61 per pound, 3.5 per cent milk 3.737 per cwt. Class Three cream skim milk 0.75 per cwt, butterfat 0.825 per pound, 3.5 per cent milk 3.611 per cwt.
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Lorain to Move Frame Dwelling to 557 Ohio Street
Mrs Ester F Geddes of Lorain has a building permit to relocate a 37 by 26 foot two story frame house from a Cleveland street address to 557 Ohio Street. John Dandrea of Lorain is the contractor for the move, with an estimated cost of 5000 dollars. In related news Czech oslovakia theatres showed over twenty American produced pictures in the past year.
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Purple potatoes and pork chops in federal farming plan
Washington columnist Frederick C. Othman critiques a 1948 federal program that pays farmers 285 dollars per hundred pounds for surplus potatoes and then sells them back to farmers for 40 cents a hundred to feed pigs. He mocks the logic, notes dyeing potatoes purple to trace them, and cites prior jail terms for similar schemes while warning of costs to taxpayers and potential market distortions.
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United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Library Popular At Jefferson School
Jefferson School library proves popular as 780 books are withdrawn in the first two weeks of operation. Principal Walter Ti Ad le reports pupils from grades one through six use the library daily with weekly service by the Yo Exact Teo cooperative with the school board.
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Forecast Says Fuel Oil Supplies May Shorten In Rural Areas
CHICAGO An oil company executive cites ample winter supply overall but warns rural communities may face shortages. B L Majewski vice president of Deep Rock Oil Corp named Midwest chairman of an industry distribution committee to operate during shortages. He notes refining capacity now yields 60 percent more petroleum products in 1948 than previously.
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Midwest
Navy Visit Highlights London Shelter Use in 1947
A U S Navy group of about two thousand men recently toured London and slept in the deep air raid shelter at Clapham Common. The discussion notes that unless a national emergency or transport stoppage occurs the committee will have little work, with rural areas facing brief shortages only for a day or two in winter, while Chicago and other cities remain well supplied.
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