Red Villages in India Get Aid From U. S.
U S technical assistance targets ten of fifty five Indian rural project sites that previously backed Communist wins in the January elections. Horace Holmes notes Americans aid proves constructive, not imperialist, as programs boost yields with better seeds, green manures, pest control, and improved cultivation in Madras and other states.
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Harrison
Delhi
India
Horace Holmes
U. S
United States
Puchalipalli Sundarayya
America
Holmes
Etawah
Uttar Pradesh
UNRRA
Kiangsu
Red Army
Madras
Hyderabad
Nalgonda
Nehru
Travancore- Cochin
Manipur
Chester Bowles
Bowles
Whiteville, Tenn
Hempsted Once Pillsbury Head Dies at 78
MINNEAPOLIS, seven Clark Hempsted, 78, former president and co chairman of the Pillsbury Mills board, died yesterday. He joined the firm in 1921 as secretary and assistant treasurer, became president in 1936, later served as general counsel and co chairman, retiring as general counsel in 1946 and as co chairman in September. His widow survives.
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Minneapolis
Clark Hempsted
Pillsbury Mills
National Award To Herald For Advertising Idea
The Austin Daily Herald received the sole national honor at the National Editorial Association spring meeting in Buffalo New York for a 104 week series of full page ads promoting Austin as a shopping center. Kenneth Streeter accepts the award from Charles H Wiseman.
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Austin Daily Herald
National Editorial Association
Minnesota
NEA
Statler
Buffalo
N. Y
Kenneth Streeter
Charles H. Wiseman
Publishers Idea Exchange
Austin
Austin Merchants
the Herald
Flying Triangle Crashes in Flames Over London
At Boscombe Down the delta shaped Gloster GA 5 Flying Triangle crashed in flames during testing. Pilot Bill Waterton leaped clear at 35 and survived. a Canadian born squadron leader carried vital film records. Fire units saved the aircraft as it burned, officials say another model will be ready in days.
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London
Britain
Bill Waterton
Boscome Down Air Station
Air Ministry
Waterton
Highway Toll Sets New May Record
CHICAGO The National Safety Council announced that the nation’s highway death toll for May rose to 3160, the highest May figure on record. The May 1952 toll marked a 12 percent increase over May 1951 and 94 more deaths than the previous high of 3066 in 1937, prompting Ned H. Dearborn to urge motorists to be extra cautious for the upcoming Fourth of July weekend.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Ned H. Dearborn
Blatnik Sees Stevenson as Democratic Nominee Prospect
Minnesota Congressman John Blatnik predicts Gov. Adlai Stevenson of Illinois will likely win the Democratic presidential nomination at Chicago in July. He notes Minnesota delegates will vote as a unit after Humphrey’s favorite son votes, with Stevenson possibly securing second place on the ticket behind Barkley or Kefauver. The piece also covers Seaway debate and a dip in Minnesota farm cash income to 393.4 million from January-April, with dairy and livestock dominating receipts.
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Richard P. Powers
Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
White House
John A. Blatnik
Chisholm
Blatnik
Minnesota
Chicago
Gov. Stevenson
Hubert H.humphrey
Humphrey
Stevenson
Barkley
St. Lawrence Seaway
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Sen. Moody
D-Mich
Great Lakes
Canada
Congress
United States
House Public Works Committee
Agriculture Department
Early Year Tax Revenue Figures by State and Nation
The passage reports state totals with California at 702,683,000, Illinois at 1,588,301,000, and Texas at 499,677,000, noting overall national income for the first four months of this year at 8,760,536,000, up from 8,489,474,000 the previous year.
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California
Notice to Pastors for Sunday July 6 publication
Church notices must be in the office by noon next Wednesday for publication on Thursday due to the Fourth of July holiday Friday.
Editors elect East Grand Forks leaders in Ninth District
The Ninth District Editorial Association selected Victor L. Johnson, publisher of the Lake Bronson Budget and Lancaster Herald, as president and Clarence Mattson as president. Thief River Falls Times was named secretary.
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Minn i
Ninth District
Victor L. Johnson
Lake Bronson Budget
Lancaster Herald
Clarence Mattson
Thief River Falls Times
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