Markets show mixed declines amid quiet dealings
Stocks and American shares slip while bonds rise moderately. Commodities move in narrow ranges with wheat and cotton soft, soybeans up, and hogs, cattle, and sheep showing small losses or steady levels. San Francisco live stock reports note slow openings and steady slaughter trends, with feeder steers weak and spring lambs in demand. dairy and poultry prices listed for various grades and weights. New York wool and wool futures open lower. live cattle and hog prices differ by class, with steady to slightly lower trends overall.
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United Press
U.S
New York
San Francisco
Army McCarthy Hearings Outline Conflicts and Photo Claims
Carr testified during the Army McCarthy hearings about Stevens and Adams with claims of using Schine for Army intel duties. He said Stevens sought a personal photo with Schine and that Adams would take control over Schine’s Army assignment after induction. Mundt warned parties to stop feuding on camera to head off clashes over a blueprint on psychological warfare.
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McCarthy
Wekend
Midwest
Carr
Stevens
Adams
Schine
Army
Shine
Air Force
Navy
Fort Monmouth
Dave
McGuire Air Force Base
Fort Dix
Army Loyalty Board
Sen. McCarthy
Senate
Wisconsin
Klieg
Chunky Carr
Roy M. Cohn
McCarthy Subcommittee
Cohn
John G. Adams
N.J
Sehine
Mundt
Karl 2. Mundt
R-Sd
Henry M
Jackson
K- Wash
Ten Die In Northern California Weekend Traffic Toll
A weekend of Northern California traffic deaths left at least ten dead across the region. Victims include Santiago Garsa of Hamilton City, Alias C Hunsuecker of Pixley, Christine Schmidt of Sanger, Christine Froehlich of Firebaugh, Margaret Schultz of Oakland, Anna Maria Ness of Oakland, and others among fatal crashes on highways 22 180 and 99 plus city streets near San Francisco Fresno and San Jose. A 69 year old Reedley driver was held for manslaughter in one crash.
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San Francisco
California
Highway Patrol
Santiago Garsa
Hamilton City
Highway 22
Chico
Alias C. Hunsuecker
Pixley
Tipton
Visalia
Christine S. Schmidt
Sanger
Christine M. Froehlich
Firebaugh
Mendota
Fresno
Margaret Schultz
Oakland
Bayshore
Anna Maria Ness
Ernest Lou Wwonene
Reedley
Donald Stephens
Sixth Army Headquarters Band
Blossom Hill
San Jose
Charles E. Kain
Los Angeles
Merced
Lois Joan Trent
Oakhurst
Ahwaree Road
Sierra
Madera
Nancy Mae Campbell
Stockton
House Panel Backs Dairy Support Boost to 80 Percent
The House Agriculture Committee voted 22 to 6 to require dairy supports to rise to 80 percent of parity, effective Sept. 1, overriding Secretary Benson. Supports had been 90 percent, but surpluses prompted Benson to cut backing and government purchases continued to prop prices. Parity defines a fair price for farmers based on costs.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra T. Benson
Nice
Benson
U S Red Cross Convention Opens in Los Angeles
The 1954 national American Red Cross convention opens in Los Angeles with about 5000 delegates and 600 Junior Red Cross delegates expected. Yesterday the National Board of Governors reelected Dr Ralph Bunche, George Meany, and David J McDonald to new terms. A Parisian name for a novel garment is mentioned in a separate note.
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Los Angeles
American Red Cross
Red Cross
National Board of Governors
Ralph €. Bunche
Department of Trustees
United Nations
George Meany
AFL
David J. McDonald
CIO
United Steel Workers of America
Bakers Strike Expands Bay Area Bread Shortage
In San Francisco the Bay Area bakers strike enters its 13th day with no talks scheduled. In Fresno AFL Bakers Union members ratified a contract reducing the work week from 38 to 37 hours, then to 36 and 35 by October, affecting about 210 workers across Fresno Visalia Madera and Porterville after sessions with State Mediator Frank Randall.
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San Francisco
Bay Area
Federal Mediation Service
Fresno
AFL
California
J.C. Bopp
Visalia
Frank Randall
Madera
Porterville
Potter Valley Vet to Enter UC Davis After Navy Discharge
Paul Poulos Jr who served three years in the U S Navy at age 21 returned home for Potter Valley High School commencement with brother John as valedictorian. He will be discharged next weekend from USS Montague after a 16 month cruise to Japan Inchon Korea Okinawa the Philippines and Hong Kong then rejoin ship in Oakland. He plans veterinary studies at UC Davis next semester.
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Paul Poulos Jr
U.S. Navy
Potter Valley High School
John
Paul
Paul Poulos
Poulos
Potter Valley
Navy
Oakland
USS
Montague
Japan
Inchon
Korea
Okinawa
Philippines
Hong Kong
Santa Rosa
University of Ciifornia
Davis
Ukiah High School
Brownell Criticized Over Mexican Labor Policy Notes
Washington Atty General Herbert Brownell Jr faces charges from the U S Mexican Trade Union Committee alleging his approach to Mexican labor issues was shaped by powerful Southwest growers led by Gov Allan Shivers and aligned with Vice President Nixon and Senate Leader Snowland The group says border recruitment worsens poverty and urges interior recruitment rather than border stations Hartford Conn About ten construction workers at a new gestors hotel strike over stairs they returned to work the same day after an elevator repair
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Herbert Brownell, Jr
Brownell
South West
Allan Shivers
Texas
Richard M. Nixon
Senate
Wothnam F. Snowland
Thes
al, Cio
United Mine Workers and Railway Labor Executives Association
U.S
Mexico
Hartford
Connor
dGestors
Graduation Week Begins in Ft Bragg Schools
Graduation week activities started with Baccalaureate services at the Catholic church and the First Baptist Church in Fort Bragg. Rev. Larsen and Rev. Huthnanee led the Protestant service, with Carol Owens singing and several pastors addressing the graduates. Catholic graduates heard Father Carroll speak on education and moral formation, followed by a communion breakfast served by the Altar Society under Elwood Molseed.
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Olive Waller
Fort Bragg
First Baptist Church
Leo Reed
First Baptist
Larsen
Father Carroll
Altar Society
Alvs
Elwood Molseed
Mrs Kurwitz Honored At Fort Bragg Shower
Mrs Elmer Kurwitz was guest of honor at a May afternoon shower at Mrs Marie Walker s home on Willits road Co hostesses were Mrs Elizabeth Kurwitz and a long list of attendees including Minnie Wendt Miss Denny Tml d r idge and many others Gifts were opened after games, cake and ice cream served. Montana relatives attended by gifts. Catholic school plans at Fort Bragg include session June 21 with Sisters of the Holy Family directing 300 pupils. summer session in Mendocino for about 60. Vacation Bible School at Ocean View Baptist Church June 31 for two weeks. Building fund for parochial school and teaching sisters reaches 877,000 with 30-40 families to contact Somerskine in Connecticut hooks a 15-pound codfish by kicking it to shore.
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Fort Bragg
Elmer Kurwitz
Marie Walker
Willits Road
Anni Kurwite
George Wartwitz
Mary Eldridge
Josephing Hinee
Leonard Ferrier
Ella Simpson
Joanna Thrift
Helen Druecker
Alice Koski
Pauline Turner
Ariel
Clifton Wicker
Janet Thomas
Sherlock
Jackie Eldridge
Donna Wurwitz
Phyllis Canfield
Ruby Arnold
Beulah Hendricks
Alice de Conti
Laura Jenkins
Montana
George Jamison
Bandelean
Charlotte Faylor
Sisters of the Holy Family
San Francisco
Fort Bragge
Mendocino
Ocean View Baptist Church
Home Mission Board of the
Southern Baptist Convention
Walnut Growers to Vote On Program
The USDA will mail over 10 000 ballots to Pacific Coast walnut growers to decide on amendments to a three state marketing program. Ballots are due by June 26. Amendments extend regulation to shelled walnuts, allow intrastate regulation, create an Oregon Washington district, and add a sheller’s representative to the board.
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San Francisco
US Department of Agriculture
Pacific Coast
Warren C. Noland
Oregon-Washington
California
Contral Board
PUBLIC LIBRARY BOOK NOTES MARIAN R MARVIN LIST OF FICTION AND NONFICTION
Public Library Book Notes by Marian R Marvin lists fiction titles by Bhoni Masters Clarence Blington Kelland William Faulkner Déay Tutton John Eric The second conquest Louis Wohl John of Secondary James Howard Means Grace Jordan Joe Bright Hector Ac hes Henry Field Vanwyd Brooks and others. A correspondent from New Orleans reports a head injury after a horseshoe pitching game with seven stitches.
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Bhoni Junction
John Master's
Dangerous Angel
Clarence Blington Kelland
Faulkner Reader
William Faulkner
Déay Tutton
The
King's Rangers
John Eric
Louis Wohl
Temptation
King
John of
James Howard Means
Hell's Canyon
Grace Jordan
Joe Bright
Hector Aches
Pheus Hyatt Verrill
Vanwyd Brooks
Henry Field
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