Soviet Press Warns of Starvation and Unemployment in U S
Pravda and Soviet Russia claim U S faces hunger lines and joblessness. Report highlights 200000 starving in New York, widespread hunger in Florida and other states, with long queues for soup and rising unemployment shown by store closures and doorbell rings.
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Rental Applications For Park Cabins Accepted Feb 26
Richmond announces cabins in state parks for the 1958 season will be rented from May 12 to Sept 29 with new weekly rates of 28 dollars for two, 42 for three, 56 for four, plus 14 dollars for each additional person. Reservations begin and end on Mondays. extensions to two weeks if space permits. bathing starts May 30. concessions run to Labor Day.
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Daily Across and Down Puzzle Clues Mixed by Crosswords
A dense crossword clue set features across and down entries covering science, geography, and language. The grid includes references to celestial stars, biblical terms, and historic names, with various wordplay hints and cross confirmations.
Arsenal Found With Ancient Native Weapons
Dr. W E H Stanner of the National University Canberra reports discovery of Aboriginal rock carvings and spearheads in the Fitz Maurice River area 200 miles southwest of Darwin. The weapons base, dated about 100 years old, unsettled locals who doubted human origin for the paintings.
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Northern Territory
W.E.H. Stanner
The
National University
Canberra
Stanner
Fitz Maurice River
Darwin
Charles Town Man Publishes Veteran Benefits Guide
Tom Lennon of Charles Town West Virginia has prepared handy guides on veterans benefits and Social Security. The booklets cover medical care vocational rehab GI loans compensation and survivors benefits and are available in quantity. Lennon a World War II veteran and American Legion member can be reached at 121 N Charles St. Charles Town.
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Lennon
American Legion
N. Charles St
Unemployment benefit claims dip in week ending Jan 18
Labor Department data show new claims fell 86 400 to 523 200 for the week ended January 18, with declines in most states except Michigan and Louisiana. The report cautions against overinterpretation and notes fewer seasonal cuts in trade and apparel. It compares to a 45 700 drop in the prior year.
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Livestock Prices Mixed as Market Edges Higher Week
Chicago livestock prices show barrows and gilts steady to higher by 50 cents and sows up 1.00. No 1 210 lb butchers hit 21.40 with all barrows gilts averaging 20.39 the week’s high since September 1957. Cattle and vealers gainers include steers and heifers up to 1.00. Sheep slaughter lambs rise 1.50 to 1.75 with dressed lambs advancing 1.00-2.00.
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Chicago
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