Corn Farmer Quotas Debate at Farm Bureau Meet
The American Farm Bureau Federation delegates voted for a referendum on marketing quotas for corn and a soil bank expansion to curb surpluses. They backed higher soil bank payments, reduced farm controls, and a program to shift acres to grass and trees while outlining price supports and cotton acreage plans. Internationally, Indonesian delegates reported phone threats linked to Dutch-Indonesia tensions, and a statehouse Christmas tree was installed from the Morgan Monroe State Forest.
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Farm Bureau
Everett R. Irwid
United Press Staff
Chicago
Aleem Bureau Federation
Puerto Rico
Charles B
Shuman
Sullivan
U S
Walter L. Randolph
Montevigomery
Ala
Randolph
Soil P Bank
AFBF
Ezra Taft Benson
Secretary of Age Culture
Europe
Statehouse
Indianapolis
Morgan-Mouroe State Forest
Ralph Wilcox
United States
Christmas play marks meeting of Alexandria women
Alexandria social notes report a Christmas program titled We Give Our Selves presented Wednesday at First Christian Church. Mrs. Phil Crull opened the session. Devo tions were read by Mrs. Woodrow Whetsell. A turkey dinner and exchange followed with carols and prayers. Officers were elected to retain the same executive trio: Mrs. Earl Townsend president, Mrs. Chester Allen vice president, Mrs. Fred Fuller secretary treasurer, and Miss Anna Miller assistant. Several members attended including Mesdames Carver Savage Hurst Hughes Mitchell Crowell and others.
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Alexandria
Wis
Aids Christian
Phil Crull
Josie Robinson
Woodrow
iWhetsel
Mes
James Walter Carver
William A ‘Savage
Herschel Swindell
Hertman Harris
Frank Denney
Car- Marie Durr
Paul Mitchell
Lena Hughes
Opal Sloan
Earl Rice
Ruth
First Christianning
Earl Townsend
Chester Allen
Fred Fuler
Anna Miller
Mesdames
Hazel Hardcastle
Walter Hurst
Ethel Hireley
William Savage
George Croy
Victor Warner
Ethel Peck
Omer Cunningham
Chester Crowell
Alisses Rachel Barkalow
Elsie McKown
Baltimore & Ohio Seeks Curtailment of Two Trains
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad asks the Public Service Commission to drop two passenger services between Louisville and Cincinnati. Train No 64 departs Louisville at 5 50 am CST and arrives Cincinnati 9 35 am EST. Train No 61 leaves Cincinnati at 7 43 pm EST and reaches Louisville 9 50 pm. Indiana stops include New Albany Charlestown North Vernon Osgood Milan Aurora and Lawrenceburg. The railroad cites losses over 200 000 dollars yearly and notes similar service by trains No 38 and No 57.
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Y Indianapolis Actans
Louisville
Cincinnati
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Public Service
Commission
CST
Indiana
Albany
Charlestown
North Ver
Nnon
Osgood
Milan
Aurora
Lawrenceburg
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Yewelers
TIMEX
Ula A
Benrus
Travier Table Radio
Travier Clock Radio
Speed Traveler
Pe Mee Bratt Rae
Clee
Teeta
Remington, Sunteam
Schick and Bulova
Nat
Bomitnion
Bec
Pte
OOD
Aya Oadst
Stobade
Isand
Wee
United Nations, Nly
Gpa
TNN
New York
Indonesia
Aera Ind Batedaa
Aye Saa Varuwes
N Railroad
Curt Stephenson
Carl Gossett
Lom Ga
Uith
Sears
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