Cooperation Builds Food Sales Through Farmer Retailer Program
In 1936 the Farmer Retailer Marketing Program by the National Association of Food Chains and the National Council of Farmer Cooperatives moved abundant foods through regular channels to avert shortages. Campaigns started with canned peaches and later cherry products, boosting sales of beef pork lamb poultry eggs nuts and many fruits and vegetables. The program proved adaptable and successful, moving 5000 tons in a cherry campaign to support producers and provide good consumer prices. It shows voluntary collaboration benefiting all.
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National Association of Food Chains
National Council of Farmer Cooperatives
Supremacy vs Leadership Warned by Aquinas Speaker
Albert R. Beatty of the Association of American Railroads told Aquinas College graduates that world supremacy depends on military power and wealth while world leadership rests on national character. He warned that deteriorating morality weakens leadership and, in turn, endangers the nation’s future.
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United States
Aquinas College
Grand Rapids
Albert R. Beatty
The
Association of American Railroads
Beatty
The Door Is Open on Inflation and Global Competition
The Portland Oregonian notes a belief that postwar inflation may be ending and warns that to stay competitive the United States must boost production with little or no cost. It criticizes the steel strike as opening doors to cheap foreign goods and stresses tougher world market competition and its impact on American employment.
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The
Portland Oregonian
United States
Europe
Japan
U.S
Far East
Sohyo Metal and Electrical Workers Fabricating Union
Washington
Opinions of Others OUR DAIRY INDUSTRY
The dairy industry seeks to boost June milk consumption to address perishable supply. Dairymen argue under consumption rather than overproduction, funded by the American Dairy Association, is the issue and advocate promoting milk and dairy foods as nature’s near perfect food.
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American Dairy Association
Swea City
Iowa
Herald
Budget Surplus Likely Bigger Than Early Forecast
President Eisenhower’s 1960 budget surplus is expected to be significantly larger than the January projection of 4.2 billion and may reach around two to three billion, driven by individual tax gains, debt savings, and restrained spending as Congress adjusts programs. The outlook hinges on continued economic strength and tax receipts, with a possible shift from deficit to surplus in the coming year.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Treauty
Congress
N.Y
Pot Pourri sampler from the Austin Herald June 1960
A Georgia of short items in Austin Minnesota includes dining budgets curiosity about local diners, Circus Week plans, Postmaster Requa funeral notes, the Choralaires in London, Al Schmitt substituting for Hubert Humphrey, a solar eclipse reminder, unusual names census data, calamus wheat history, Turkish wedding vows, Los Angeles versus Rhode Island size, polygamy in Genesis, and rising women's workforce trends.
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Census Bureau
Los Angeles
Rhode Island
Lamech
Japanese Goods Face U S Boycott Pressure Across Industries
Victor Riesel reports that U S boycotts threaten Japan made products across many sectors. He notes Tokyo Shibaura and Toshiba parts flooding the U S, low Japanese wages, and student researchers feeding back to Japanese firms. He warns labor groups and anti-U S agitation could trigger broader economic war and widespread supplier disruption.
Why Is Adlai Silent Now Critics Let Red China Get By
David Lawrence condemns Red China for brutal killings in the Formosa Strait and Guemoy incident. He notes lack of metropolitan petitions and calls out Western papers for not denouncing Peiping while Britain maintains recognition to protect its interests.
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Washington
Metropolitan
Peiping
Eisenhower
United States
Far East
Red China
Adlai Stevenson
Sen. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Korea
Formosa
Animal Antics Across Clues and Essays
A dense puzzle text blends crossword prompts with a lengthy editorial on Cold War politics. It references Red China, Formosa, Quemoy, Korea, and U.N. positions, arguing Western resolve and liberalism’s stance amid Communist pressure.
Widow leaves $100000 estate to Public Administrator
New York widow dies at 69 leaving stocks and cash totaling $100000 with no obvious heirs. Found in a rat infested $46 rent apartment she hoarded belongings. Neighbors say she inherited wealth from a husband 30 years ago. Estate to Public Administrator as no relatives apparent.
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New York
Public Administrator's
Opera Singer Stella Roman Divorces Vitale in California
Opera singer Stella Roman testified she was unhappy with her husband Frank Vitale head of Bohemian Distribution Co. of Vernon California. She claimed Vitale is worth more than 10 million dollars and won 20 000 dollars cash plus 1250 dollars monthly alimony for five years. They married in 1948 and separated in 1956.
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Santa Monica, Calif
Stella Roman
Frank Vitale
Miss Roman
Vitale
Bohemian Distribution Co
Vernon
Billy Graham on the universal church in Christian belief
The answer explains that ecclesia means called out ones and includes all believers regardless of denomination. It affirms a universal church alongside local congregations and rejects the idea that only one group constitutes the true church.
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Universal Church
Christ
Motorist in wrong drive-in line exits without viewing
In Waterbury Connecticut a motorist in a car line balked at the admission but paid and entered the drive-in theater. After a short time he left and told the manager he had no intention of watching the film, saying he had been driving home and entered the wrong line unable to exit before paying.
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Waterbury, Conn
Mail Zone 2 Delivery Rates and Terms
Post office delivery outside 50 to 150 miles requires advance payment. Rates indicate options per week or for three months six months or one year. The fragment lists figures 1.15 3.25 5.50 10.00 and mentions pay in advance for zone 2 mail delivery.
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Austin
Advanaa
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