Brannan says agriculture in economic pincer grip
Secretary of Agriculture Charles Brannan told St. Paul that agriculture is caught in the jaws of an economic pincer. He pledged continued administration efforts for farm program improvements and warned of a possible 15 percent drop in net income next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minn
Charles Brannan
Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Brannan
Farm Bureau
Farmers Union Grain Terminal Association
Heavy Weather Facts From Global Rainfall
An average of 16 million tons of rain and snow falls on the earth each second. This striking figure highlights the immense scale of precipitation shaping climates and ecosystems worldwide.
Skouras Daughter Shot After High Speed Police Chase
Dionysia Skouras, 23, daughter of film executive Syros P. Skouras, was shot in the left hand by a highway patrolman during an 80 mph pursuit along the Boston Post Road. She was treated, then booked for reckless driving as the chase spanned Connecticut communities and ended near Darien.
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Darien
Conn
Syros P. Skouras
Boston Post
Dionysia Skouras
Allen Rother
Hallbrooke
Westbrook
Skouras
20Th Century-Fox Film Corporation
Miss Skouras
Chauncey Dance
Connecticut
Dance
Greenwich
Gerald Allen
Stamford
Allen
Norwalk
Parkinson Re-Elected Musicians President in Austin Local 433
Henry Parkinson was re-elected president of the Austin Federation of Musicians Local 433 at a Wednesday meeting. Jimmie Grove became vice president. Board members Wel don Covington Charles Huntley Woody Parker Vernon Burns Louis DeWeese and J L Leutwyler were elected. Frank Clark was named sergeant at arms. The executive board then re-elected W Hope Tilley as secretary for the coming year.
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Henry Parkinson
Austin Federation of Musicians
Jimmie Grove
Weldon Covington
Charles Huntley
Woody Parker
Vernon Burns
Louis DeWeese
J. L. Leutwyler
Frank Clark
W. Hope Tilley
Tax Collector’s Dog Subject for Article
An article about Williamson County tax assessor-collector Jack Gillum and his fox terrier Jinx has been accepted for publication in Our Dumb Animals, a national magazine by the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. The piece is written by Austin freelance writer and ghostwriter Jack M Swartout.
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Jack Gillum
Williamson County
Jinx
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Jack M. Swartout
Austin
Weather details and temperature readings for Texas cities
Reading of temperatures and weather data for Texas cities. The report lists sunrise and sunset times, moonrise, rainfall totals, and river forecasts. City figures include Abilene Fort Worth Austin Galveston Brownsville Houston Corpus Christi Laredo Del Rio San Antonio El Paso and others with mixed high and low temperatures.
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Austin
G i. Lawes
Rature
Colorado
Lake Yehansa
Lake
Avis
Marshall Ford
Colorado River
Milan
Texas
Abilene
Fort * Worth
Galveston
Brownsville
Houston
Corpus Christi de
Laredo
Del
Two On an Island presented by UT Curtain Club
The Curtain Club of the University of Texas stages Elmer Rice play Two On an Island in 11 scenes at Hogg Auditorium from Wednesday through Saturday with 8 15 p.m. curtain. Director is Mrs. James Moll and assistant director Art Parker. Lead roles go to Stu McGregor and Cindy Chamberlain with a large cast of UT students and locals. The work premiered at the Broadhurst Theater in New York City on January 22, 1940.
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Elmer Rice
Hogg Auditorium
Curtain Club
The
University of Texas
James Moll
Art Parker
Stu McGregor
Cindy Chamberlain
Julius Walker
Jack Reese
Norris Domingue
Bob Blaustone
Max Noller
Ken Gompertz
Charles Myler
Clare Gompertz
John Helm
Larry Guinn
Ted Turner
R. A. Fargue
Barbara Walken
Newellyn Bobo
Jane Cochran
Broadhurst Theater
New York City
Unclear program listings and titles amid noisy OCR
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered showtimes and names such as "The Big Cat" and "Gasperrina," with unclear context. It reads like a TV or radio schedule mashup containing bits like features start times, adult content notes, and random place or person names, but lacks coherent events or full entries.
Speeds of Electric Motors Vary Widely from High to Low
The article notes speeds of electric motors ranging from 120000 revolutions per minute down to a single rpm or stall, illustrating the vast performance spectrum in motor technology.
Silent Night Born in Obendorf After Mouse Wrecked Organ
In Obendorf Austria the carol Silent Night emerged after mice damaged the St. Nikolaus church organ. Parish priest Joseph Mohr and teacher Franz Xavier Gruber composed it for Christmas Eve midnight mass. The song spread from Salzach Valley to Tyrolean Alps and beyond, performed by various singers and church choirs.
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Obendorf
Austria
St. Nikolaus
Salzach
Joseph Mohr
Franz Xavier Gruber
Gruber
Mohr
Zillertahl
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UT Curtain Club
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