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Show i 't v DAILY HERALD Price Supports To Be Cut On Some Crop s Freed of Production Controls THURSDAY, SEPT. 16, -1954 Utah County, Utah i f By PATRICIA WIGGINS United Tress Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON (UP) The, Agri jculture Department plans to cut feed price " support levels on grain and possibly other crops which have just been freed from learned production controls, it was v. i today. The cutbacks will not be announced before the November elec tions, the informed source said, unless present plans are changed .. Agriculture SecretarjrTEzra T. uenson , yesteraay eliminated a 1 ft AT GRANITE FURNITURE t i' i L" Mighty Mo Stops At Seattle for history Benson said the issue on support One-Da- y Visit levels for grains had not been de farm control program in during an election year.? Benson told reporters at a news cided, The Navy's SEATTLE (UP) conference he himself did not know later tcld a reporter 45,000-to- n Missouri docked here toof any "pressure.SHe said he had the department plans to cut the day for a one-da- y visit en route discussed the control - problem support levels to prevent the big to a mothball bertH in the Pacific with congressmen, however, who increase in output from flooding reserve fleet at Bremerton. felt it would be a hardship on one-cro-p government, bins, or as he pat it, The big battleship, scene of the farmes by denying them cash "to keep the grains Jfrom being historic signing of the. Japanese crop production on idled land. ; grown for .the government instead surrender in 1945, set out 'from ;. Benson said the 'hardship factor of for market." Norfolk, Va., 23 days ago. as well as drought losses on this Another official said the action Tomorrow the Missouri win Sound for a year's crops were the chief rea- will not be taken before the Nov. move down Puget 2 congressional elections because swing around Commencement Bay sons for relaxing the controls. Benson said he expected feed of the possible damage to the GOP in Tapoma and then move to the "total acreage allotment" pro- grains mostly would be planted dn in the farm belt. The price sup Puget Sound .Naval Shipyard at gram which would have limited land 'idled by controls on com, ports for 1954 crop feed grains Bremerton for a final weekend of festivities before mothballing. secondary crop planting next year cotton, wheat, tobacco and peanuts. were set in October of 1953. ; on farms with more than 10 acres of land idled by production AT GRANITE FURNITUREC trols on basic crops. Congressmen Unhappy Benson's action was cited in many Quarters as a result of r0 sure from GOP farm belt congressmen who reportedly were unhappy about the initiation of the toughest . -- . An-ofn- cial mi L HAHD-SRV- H! - so-call- ed ? mop , Captured Killer Sorry He Couldn't Kill His Brother JACKSON, Miss. (UP)-Ge- rald Gallego, one of two condemned' : convicts, recaptured after a jail break, said his chief regret was . that he could hot kill his brother.! Gallego, 28, confessed killer of three men, said he wanted to kill his brother, Robert, in Hawthorne, Calif., for breaking up a love affair by turning him in for a parole violation. , Gallego and Minor Sorber, both under death sentence for murder, were captured two days ago. five days after they 'escaped from the Hinds County jail, leaving the jailer fatally wounded. Gallego admitted clubbing jailer ' J. C. 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