Dairy Industry Revolution Seen In June Study
The June dairy month notes a revolution in the dairy industry with increased artificial breeding and improved management. Purdue University expert Maul Parris says widespread adoption of better sires and bulk cooling cuts labor and costs while boosting output. Farmers adjust marketing and distribution as specialization grows and disparities widen between efficient and less efficient operations.
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University Agricultural Erynovinst
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Minnesota
Chieiga
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Ue Midwest
North Central Dairy Marketing Research Comenities
Jenet
Wisconsin
Minonapolis
St. Paul
Libel Award Fight Tops $175000 in Reynolds Pegler Case
A seven week trial ended with Quentin Reynolds winning a $175,000 punitive libel award against Pegler. Weinfeld to hear a motion to set aside damages as excessive while Pegler’s lawyers contest the amount as inflated. The feud stems from a 1949 column calling Reynolds yellow and pro Communist, with Reynolds claiming further repercussions on Pegler’s career.
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Westbrook
Tuesday Lo
Hint
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Dadgeridware Weinfield
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Ipegier
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Sreynells
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Pawler
Hearst
Peationtal
Two Women To Take Other Jobs In State House
In Indianapolis two public information bureau workers Barbara Beehler and Ann Hertaugh are discharged by Governor Craig after editorial criticism of the payroll. Gene Couts, publicity director, says the speakers bureau will be restructured with Beehler and Hertaugh moving to other state department roles.
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Speakers’ Bureau
Blaie Department of Public! Information
State House
Gene! Couts
Ay Coats
Craig
An Hertaugh
Gouls
Ghats Beehtot
Miss Nerhaugh
Image Remains On TV After iSet Goes Off
Benett Curf reports on a mixed media scene with Jack Cohn of Columbia Pictures critiquing a rival film as audiences react. The piece follows a New York ad agency plot point about a broken TV during a storm and includes details on repairing attempts and lingering static.
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Image
Jack Cohn
Columbia Pictures
Neabdors
Cohn
Steve Allen
Supreme Court
Benett Curf
King Features Syndicate
Ingleside
Roy Smart
New York
Camelstangmith
Thunders
Waitress Receives Suspended Prison Term in Taxicab Hire Case
Marion circuit court heard Barbara Ellen Cobb a 30 year old waitress admit forcing cab driver Clarence Rank of Brazil to drive to Huntington after a drinking bout in Detroit. Judge Robert Caine suspended a 19 to 25 year prison form and placed Cobb on five years probation with $40 owed to Rank per fare.
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Marion
Tad
Barbara Ellen Cobb
Robert Caine
Grant Circuit
Detroit
Clarence Rank
Brazil
Dudge Caine
YMCA Schedule Highlights From Simbrons Today
At YMCA Simbrons today the Lions chatter at noon, Optimist Club dinner, BACWs men meeting at 7 30, Practical Nurses session, and a 9 00 physical slide show. Mounds trip and open swims for W boys, girls and boys non floaters.
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Simbrons
Lions
Bewitched continued From Mage 1 Union a
Susan intrudes on Sonia with a perfume bottle delivery for Raym 116, claiming it is her first day at the shop. Sonia refuses and slams the door after Susan’s half apology. Louis Adams confronts Sonia as she exits the building amid a tense exchange.
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Susan
Sonia
Allerbury
Logan
Louis Adams
Bool
Blind Problems To Be Discussed At Indiana School
A two day instructional conference at the Indiana School for the Blind invites schooled or partly blind preschool children to participate. Mothers will be familiarized with training and care for visually handicapped children. Housing and meals provided. newspapers radio and TV urged to inform public. A separate note explains a plant needs about 21 chemical elements.
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Tinianalully
Indiana School For the Blind
Washington
Disaster Forces Catapult Modifications On Carriers
In New York a Navy official said the May 26 Bennington disaster will lead to changes in catapult systems aboard both carriers. Work at Brooklyn shipyards includes catapult modifications though no official cause for the accident has been released. over 100 lives were lost on the Bennington.
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Ea Navy Atti. Clat
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Bennington
U.S
Nwuttifie
Barron C. Lawry
Vormatuler
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Brooklyn
Berndington
Chicago Suir Grain Plant Selfs Yearly Estimate
A crude estimate suggests the Chicago area grain plant output and stockpiles. Researchers estimate a cherry level of 300 billion tons of coal-like material.
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