Farm outlook stressed by Ford official at Fall Editorial meet
Irving A. Duffy of Ford’s Tractor and Implement Division told the Fall meeting of the editorial association that while farming faces challenges, conditions are not desperate. He cited Wesley Patrick, Star Farmer of America 1956, and projected farm income rising to 34.5 billion with a 17 percent boost in farm equipment sales to 1.35 billion next year. He praised family farms as thriving and central to rising living standards, noting two thirds of output comes from family operations despite farm declines since 1935.
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Irving A. Duffy
Ford Motor Company
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Georgia
Wesley Patrick
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Future Farmers of America
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DuNy
Wheeler McMillen
Farm Journal
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Riley Tate
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Pau Thea
WBNS
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Tomi Sa
Ani
Rangers Reetaenes
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Cmmney
George Gove
Ea Throne
Charen
Christian Science
Ian Man Sinta
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Taater Danes Revue
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Taianie
Mette Pew
Kime Games
Flow
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Tito Tinees
Benny
Ted Mick Tee
la City
Pisa
Sparta
Warner
European congressmen soothe Anglo American strains at NATO talks
Reports from Europe say a U S delegation at a pre NATO conference earned praise for easing U S British tensions. The lawmakers, usually viewed as alliance critics, voiced sympathy for Britain's aims and noted constituents share that view as Christmas holly decor blooms and folklore link holly to protection and festive rites.
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U.S
Middle East
U.S. State Department
Britain
Capitol
Home loan rates and Congress face housing credit shifts
Washington column analyzes how tighter credit and higher FHA rates affect home buying. It notes banks prefer federal securities for returns, FHA and VA loan policies, and the uncertain impact of rate hikes on lending. The piece contrasts government aims with bank behavior and foresees movement next year.
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James Marlow
Washington
Congress
Federal Reserve
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Veterans Administration
Yuletide Hits By Hal Bole in New York
Johnny Marks, famed for Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, discusses writing Christmas songs as a fate he cannot escape. His track record includes five million in Rudolph sales and more than 20 million additional discs in 65 arrangements. He recalls accidental Christmas themes and predicts lasting popularity for Rudolph, with Bing Crosby’s version boosting his work’s profile.
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Hal Bole
New York
Johnny Marks
Johnny
Stephen Foster
Marks
Rudolph
Little Reindeer
Greenwich Village
Santa Claus
Henry Wadsworth Lonefellow
Bing Crosby
Billboard
Final's Run for the Bay as Chaos Breaks Loose
A violent chase erupts in a ranch yard as Final flees on a bay horse raced by the mob. Quail and Marcia confront rival loyalties while Rockabye fires, scattering horses and triggering a brutal escape through brush and creek. tensions flare between Tapp Strunk Danks and the Bandoleer marshal amid shouts and gunfire.
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Tapp
Rockabye
Strunk
Surrey
Danks
Final
Roup
Jim
Quail
Mareia
Dawks
Marcia
Quail Defends Farm as Strife Escalates in Western Tale
Quail frees herself from paralysis and confronts Rockabye as he attacks Strunk’s survey. She shoots the attacking horse to stop the assault, warns Rockabye away, and helps Bentain and Marcia to safety. Tension rises over Jim Final’s fate as the scene ends with the line To Be Conti.
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Rockabye
Strunk
Quail
Tapp
Bentain
Marcia
Jim
Tomorrow Horoscope and Local Social Notes
The Stars Say For Tomorrow cautions about strained personal relations yet promises eventual benefits from good efforts. Afternoon group activities with old friends are favored. avoid strangers. Birthday reads suggest financial uptick but defers extravagance for six months to build future security. 1957 offers favorable periods for job routines and business, with a conscientious child born that day.
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Securite
Rutland Social Notes Highlights Visits and PTA Event
Rutland social column records: the Coy and Haley families visiting relatives in Latette, Zanesville, Harrisonville, Langsville, and San Antonio. Allen Braley visits family in Columbus, Beatrice Smith presides at a PTA meeting with Adrian Carson as vice president, Chapman's Glee Club performs a Christmas program, and Herman Welch plus family visit the Lamberts.
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Rutland
Guy Coy
Daughters
Columbus
Evert Coy
Latette Haley
Zanesville
Will Haley
Allen Braley
Floyd
John Braley
Frank Haliday
Harrisonville
Rhoda Atkins
Bobbie
Ethel Snowden
Beatrice Smith
PTA
Adrian Carson
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Harold
Orland Sayre
Athens
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Will Bleing
Im Sanders
Trim
Joe Antle
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Jacksonville
Rutland Social Notes
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