Farm Bureau Denounces Price Controls in 1950 Stance
The American Farm Bureau Federation condemned price and wage controls and rationing as anti inflation tools. President Al lan B. Kline urged delegates to telegram senators and Congressmen and reach President Truman by phone, stressing opposition to controls and pledging defense of American production and economy. Keyserling reportedly agreed with the bureau’s view.
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Dallas
American Farm Bureau Federation
Truman
Iowa
Allan B. Kline
Kline
Federation
Leon Keyserling
Board of Economic Advisers
Keyserling
America
City of St Cloud May Deduct Premiums for Voluntary Group Life
Attorney General Burnquist rules that St Cloud may deduct premiums from city employee salaries for a voluntary group life insurance plan but cannot compel employee participation. The opinion was issued at the request of St Cloud city attorney Lloyd O Stein.
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ST. Paul
Burnquist
City of
St. Cloud
Lloyd O. Stein
Austin High Christmas program features music and drama
An Austin high school Christmas program will be staged at 8 p m Tuesday in the large auditorium with about 300 students in a two part show. The musical portion is led by Mrs Norene Sandal Mrs Angel Stoquist and Paul O Helme. The play Why the Chimes Rang directed by Miss Gretchen Myers with Lois Coddington assisting follows. Barbara Burton accompanies the string orchestra and choruses. Cast includes Holger Virginia Harbo Steen John McGinnity Bertel Jerry Nangle Marilyn Kohlwes Carl Kehret Bob Peterson Jane Plager Ruth Bucklin Charles Christianson Jerry Marsh Dick Lees and Joan Nelson. Chancel panels form cathedral backdrop. art department led by Mrs Ione Bell. The student council and other students join in chimes lighting duties.
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Austin
Norene Sandal
Angel Stoquist
Paul O. Helme
Gretchen Myers
Lois Coddington
Barbara Burton
Elizabeth Apthorp
Fadden
Holger
Virginia Harbo
Steen
John McGinnity
Bertel
Jerry Nangle
Marilyn Kohlwes
Lords
Carl Kehret
Bob Peterson
Jane Plager
Ruth Bucklin
Sage
Charles Christianson
King
Jerry Marsh
Dick Lees
Joan Nelson
Ione Bell
C. Vittorio Sperati
Eugene Dunlap
William Butler
Washington Stays Put Despite A Bomb Peril
A Washington survey finds real estate insiders see no rush to flee the capital despite atomic bomb fears. Officials and residents remain in the city as suburbs, like Maryland farms and Virginia homes, attract few new buyers amid crowding and strategic targets near the Pentagon.
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Washington
Truman
Charles J. Rush
The
Real Estate Board of Washington
Harold Ickes
Dean Acheson
Maryland
George C. Marshall
Arthur Godfrey
Virginia
Rush
Robert J. Lewis
Washington Evening Star
Want
Star
Pentagon
Cecil B. Dickson
House of Representatives
Leesburg
Greatest Yuletide Lighting Indicated
BLOOMFIELD New Jersey Westinghouse Electric Corp lamp division says this Yuletide will feature the brightest lighting yet. In 1949 American lamp makers produced 435 million Christmas tree bulbs and Westinghouse doubles output this year to meet heavy demand. Manager H J Hanbury cites more lights per indoor tree and growing outdoor lighting as key factors.
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Bloomfield
N. J
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Westinghouse
Richmond
H. J. Hanbury
Full Equality Demanded for German Army
Western Germany is urged to join a unified defense system as allies weigh limited German participation. Adenauer insists on full equality for German troops and no separate army. NATO operations could place 150,000 German soldiers in brigade units within allied forces. A unified European army proposal also circulates among allies.
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Western
Germany
Reich
Central
Europe
Russia
Britain
France
America
Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Brussels
Adenauer
Medford to Vote on Waterworks Bond
Medford plans a special election on December 20 to decide building and operating a water works plant and a bond issue of 100000 to help meet construction costs. Medford population is 408 and estimated plant cost is 103500.
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Medford
Death of Prof and Mrs Boostrom noted in Florida obituary data
Data supplied by Charles A. Harpman confirm the deaths of Professor Charles R. Boostrom and his wife Mrs. Boostrom of Lynn Haven Florida. He died January 10 1950 at the State Hospital Chattahoochee from pneumonia and she died August 24 1950 in Lynn Haven. The Boostroms were longtime figures in Austin and at the Southern Minnesota Normal College and University of Southern Minnesota shaping many students.
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Charles Harpman
Charles R. Boostrom
Lynn Haven
Florida
Boostroms
Austin
Southern Minnesota Normal College
University of Southern Minnesota
The
Herald
Charles A. Harpman
Youngstown, Ohio
Boostrom
State Hospital
Chatochoochee
Fla
Conneaut
Ohio
Lake Erie
Alpha
Panama City
S.M.N.C
Edith Whitney Dies in Virginia at 66
Edith Blanche Whitney, 66, longtime elementary school supervisor for 28 years, died today in a Virginia hospital after retiring in June 1949.
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Virginia
Edith Blanche Whitney
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Oakland Ave
Edith Whitney
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Chance
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Waldo E. Johannsen
Virgil Tipton
Moscow
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Jerry) Ritter
Courtland
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