Grain Storage Rates Debate Mixed On Fairness And Regional Variations
A Senate investigating committee reviews grain storage rate disputes amid Department of Agriculture proposals for a sizable cut. Grain men accuse the plan of unfairness while urging regional rate variation to reflect diverse conditions and curb taxpayer costs. The panel emphasizes fairness to government storage and preventing undue profits.
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Senate
Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Backbone of Society Highlighting education for a skilled labor force
Post Sputnik era stresses need for more skilled workers as machines replace labor. Millions may lack high school completion, with 2.5 million not even finishing elementary school. Emphasizes教育 and training for a tech driven future, drawing on quotes about diplomacy and domestic roles.
Wisconsin Farmers' Union seeks tax on horses
The Wisconsin Farmers' Union proposes a personal property tax on horses signaling a shift as horses fade from farms to city life. The move highlights the decline of horses as working power and reflects broader social change in motive force and transportation.
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United States
Wisconsin Farmers’ Union
Dear Abby Advice Columns on Divorce and Etiquette
Dear Abby columns cover marital strain and social etiquette. A deserted wife seeks quiet child support and legal guidance while a reader laments invitation snubs and another seeks counsel on presenting a home for a minister.
The Royal Bearing at a Princess Anne Royal Wedding
The British royal family plans to improve Princess Anne posture for a royal wedding. Nine year old Anne must learn to hold her tummy in and chin up despite the difficulty. Public scrutiny of a princess in her carefree years is noted as inevitable.
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Anne
Story-Teller Jim Bishop Reflects on Florida Vacation
Jim Bishop recounts a packed Florida and Miami trip with his daughter. He details golf rounds with friends, meetings with entertainers, a driving test for his daughter, fishing off Key Vaca, and a rainy Easter week, ending with a return to a beloved sagging bed.
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Ray Stone
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George Jessel
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Sandy Hook
Port St. Lucie
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Lenore
Hank Meyer
Miami Beach
Sylvia Porter
George
Helen Beebe
Miami Herald
Prize Contests Boost Wedded Life and Mood
Dr George W Crane advises Paul W a war veteran with one arm and one leg to take up prize contesting as a hobby to lift spirits ward off worry and keep marriage zestful. The Cranes share how contests improved their own happiness and how readers can obtain his booklet. Also notes heiress Gamble Benedict and Andrei Porumbeanu expecting a baby next year in Miami Beach Florida.
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George W. Crane
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Miami Beach
Fla
Gamble Benedict
Andrei Porumbeanu
Hope and Help for a Child Who Fears Learning
An article urges parents and teachers to believe in struggling children, provide gradual, easy-to-master steps, and offer consistent support. It notes that even able students can think they cannot learn and that success builds confidence and skill through home school or clinic aid. A Q&A offers guidance on guiding conduct in a child’s absence. Covington Ky prison terms loom for five to seven people accused of interstate whisky theft.
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Pontiac
Michigan
Covington Ky
Not for me boys hard liquor makes me too darn courageous
A period definer in a comic vignette describes EXTER FELLOWS as a circus press agent recounting a lion escape. He and volunteers head to a tavern for drinks while Fellows declines, claiming liquor makes him bold. A bookstore owner complains a cattle raising book lacks romance. A Chicago musician frets over a canceled date in 1960.
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Fellows
Changing Campus Fashion Stirs Debate at Barnard College
George Sokolsky recalls Barnard College in his youth at Columbia University where female dress codes clashed with evolving styles. He argues for manners over rebellion, recalling a lesson from Walter Lippmann and an old Yiddish tale about being a revolutionist.
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China
Walter Lippmann
Challenge
New Republic
Lippmann
Barnard
The Messenger Publishing Co Athens Ohio Notice
Partial readable text shows newspaper pricing and mailing options for The Athens Messenger. It lists daily and Sunday rates, delivery by carrier, and address for mail to The Messenger Publishing Co at 43 W Union St Athens Ohio. The fragment mentions publication details and class mail entry.
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ONO
Mali
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Athos
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
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