Meat Prices Rise Tied to Losses in Elderly Work Force
Wayne Tucker of the Social Security Administration urges elderly workers in Pocatello to contact the office before or after turning 65 to protect benefits. He warns benefits may be affected if they work in covered employment and delay reporting. Many older workers retire in winter or idle periods and seek to preserve protections by timely claims and reports.
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Wayne Tucker
Social Security Administration
Pocatello
Livestock Losses From Storm Won't Short Meat Supply Soon
Market analyst H M Conway warns lamb prices won’t reflect losses until mid 1950. He cites breeder stock depletion and weakened ewes from western blizzards, but midwest cattle on feed and strong supplies suggest no near meat shortage. Over time, losses may lift slaughter costs.
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H. M. Conway
National Livestock Producers Association
West
Conway
Midwest
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Comway
Acheson Aims Peace but Warns of Overwhelming Force
Secretary of State Dean Acheson told reporters the United States and NATO members seek peace but stand ready to meet armed attack with overwhelming force. He endorsed Truman’s World Co op program for backward nations and outlined policy on China, Germany, Israel, and Russia's reaction to the Marshall Plan. He spoke at his first State Department press conference since Marshall’s tenure began.
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Washington
Dean G. Acheson
United States
Truman
U. S
Acheson
State Department
George C. Marshall
Canada
United Nations
Russia
Quick
Mr. Truman
Voice of America
Sattelites
China
Latin America
Germany
James E. Webb
Senate
Israel
Mother Who Beat Baby To Death Weeps At Court
Georgette Brucks twenty one pleads guilty to manslaughter in the death of her seven month old son and agrees to a sterilization operation after birth. Judge imposes suspended six year sentence with probation and adoption of her other children. She weeps in jail and plans to divorce her partner and marry the father of the dying child.
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Los Angeles
Georgette Brucks
Thomas L. Ambrose
Brooks
Ohio
Edmund Brucks, Jr
Redman
U S Forces End China Mission to Aid Peace Talks
The U S army and air force finished their mission in China on Wednesday aiding peace talks between Nationalist government and Chinese Communists. Maj. Gen. David G. Barr and Brig. Gen. Charles F. Thomas will depart tomorrow for the United States on the first leg of their return.
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Nanking
U. S. Army
Air Force
China
David G. Barr
Charles F. Thomas
United States
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