Push Still On To Settle Farm Plan Problem
Washington reports four farm plans in Congress the Gore Aiken Anderson and Brannan plans named after their sponsors aim to stabilize farm income by keeping prices up through government support. The history traces from 1933 parity goals through the Steagall amendment to 1949 and outlines each plan’s stance on parity and support for basic and other crops.
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Congress
Gore, Aiken
Anderson
Brannan
Rep
Gore
D-Tenn
Sen
Aiken
R-Vi
D-Nm
Steagall
Steagal
D-Ala
Gore, Anderson and Brannan
House
Senate
Worth Recants His B-36 Fraud Charge
Congressional investigators pursue new suspects amid fraud rumors in the B 36 bomber program. Worth retracts his allegations, admitting errors and urging cautious congressional review while Navy probes move forward.
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Worth
Washington
House Armed Services
House
Keenan
Odlum
Consolidated - Vultee Aircraft Co
Rep
Bates
R-Mass
Navy
Committee
Committee of Congress
Color TV Comes to Present Sets Through RCA System
RCA announced a color device that can be superimposed on existing black and white television. The system would let current transmitters send color with added studio gear and allow viewers to receive in color with a converter or in black and white without one. Demonstrations are planned in Washington for NBC's WNBW during the FCC hearings starting Sept. 26.
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Washington
Radio Corp. of America
RCA
National Broadcasting Co
Federal Communications Commission
NBC
WNBW
Commission
Columbia Broadcasting System
Radio Manufacturers’ Association
Lease Bid Sought for Coconino Caverns in Arizona
Arizona land commissioner announced bids will be asked on Sept 2 for a 630 acre lease of the Coconino caverns on Route 66 between Peach Springs and Seligman. Minimum lease fee set at 15 cents per acre and a 2 1/4 percent gross income royalty after opening for public use with an improvement clause in the lease.
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Phoenix
O. C. Williams
Coconino Caverns
U. S. Highway 66
Peach Springs
Seligman
Williams
Lehman Likely to Run for U.S. Senate Seat
Former Governor Herbert H. Lehman is expected to seek the U S Senate in the fall, running on the Democratic and Liberal parties’ nominations to fill the vacancy caused by Robert F. Wagner’s resignation. John Foster Dulles currently holds the seat on an interim basis and does not plan to run.
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Albany
N .Y
Herbert H. Lehman
U. S. Senate
Lehman
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
John Foster Dulles
GOP Foreign Affairs Authority
Dewey
Dulles
Reform school heads charged with assault and cruelty
Saline county grand jury indicted Arkansas girls training school superintendent Mrs. Fanny Goodman and former head matron Mrs. Carrie Toland on 17 counts each for beating inmates with whips and a yardstick and placing them in nude solitary confinement. Bond set at 100 dollars per count.
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Benton
Ark
Here
Saline County
Roy Danuser
Mineral Societies Holding Convention Opened in Albuquerque
The Rocky Mountain Federation of Mineral Societies opened its annual convention in Albuquerque on Thursday. Delegates arrive from Nebraska Colorado Wyoming New Mexico Arizona Texas Oklahoma Iowa and Utah. Guy W. Shockley of Albuquerque serves as president with Charles Hutchinson of El Paso Texas as vice president. The convention closes Saturday.
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Albuquerque
The
Rocky Mountain Federation of Mineral Societies
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Arizona
Texas
Oklahoma
Iowa
Utah
Guy W. Shockley
Charles Hutchinson
el Paso
Tex
General Manager of McCall Corp Dies at 67
William S. Robinson, 67, general manager of the McCall Corp., magazine publishers, and a London native, died in Dayton Ohio. The obituary notes his leadership role and long association with the company.
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McCall Corp
Dayton
Ohio
William S. Robinson
The
Magazine Publishers
London
Craig Rice Seeks Divorces From Fourth Husband
Mystery writer Craig Rice files for divorce from Henry Warren DeMott Jr. alleging cruelty. The couple, married in San Diego on April 30, 1948, separated July 25, and have signed a property settlement.
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Los Angeles
Craig Rice
Henry Warren DeMott Jr
Miss Rice
DeMott
San Diego
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