First Time Barrow Show Win For Bruene Of Gladbrook Iowa
Richard Bruene, a first time exhibitor from Gladbrook, Iowa, won grand championship for a lightweight Yorkshire barrow at the National Barrow Show. He earned 401 dollars in premiums plus 840.50 for the barrow and 500 from a feed program sponsor, with the barrow bought through Western Order Buyers.
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Richard Bruene
Gladbrook
Iowa
Bruene
Algona
Jones Dairy Farm
Fort Atkinson
Wis
Lowell Smith
Barrow
Yorkshire
Nebraska
Hampshire
John Volk
Battle Creek
Neb
H. M. Mencough
Grimes
Poland
China
Willard Klein
Iowa Falls
Duroc
William C. Miller
St. Charles
Ill
Berkshire
Oscar W. Anderson
Leland
Anderson
Louis Kristoff
Eddyville
Iowa State College
Harlan Hanks
Winnebago
Volk
Hampshire Barrow
Mcmeough
Klein
Miller
Berk
Prem
Orderly Marketing urged on farmers
Washington Undersecretary of Agriculture True D Morse urged farmers to spread crop sales over a longer period to hold prices higher. He said orderly marketing could be achieved by using government price support programs offering crop loans at market prices and storing crops under loan to keep them off the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
True D. Morse
Morse
New England Hit by Severe Storm System
A triple threat storm lashed New England with wind lightning and rain causing flash floods power outages and property damage. Rhode Island saw gusts to 73 mph Boston up to 80 mph, and Maine reported large hail. damage included hospital ceiling sections and a smashed summer house. Several states reported extended outages and blocked streets from downed trees and lines.
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New England
Rhode Island
Maine
Boston
Augusta
Norway
Danbury
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
North Atlantic Coast
International Falls
Minn
Idaho
Plains States
Pacific Coast
Wisconsin Farmer Dies Under Tractor
Ellsworth area farmer Grant Thompson aged 49 died when a tractor and haybaler he operated lost control and plunged into a township road ditch. Thompson was pinned beneath the equipment and died of a broken neck. The accident was discovered by his son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth
Wis
Grant Thompson
Thompson
GOP Has Record to Win Says Thye at Minneapolis Convention
Senator Edward J. Thye told the fall GOP convention in Minneapolis that Republicans hold a record of progress under Eisenhower since 1953 with lower inflation a balanced budget and higher employment. Arthur Larson contrasted the Democratic platform as a patchwork while praising Republican aims for peace and fiscal restraint.
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Minneapolis
Edward J. Thye
Eisenhower
Thye
America
Arthur Larson
Larson
Austin Store Among 16 Sold to S&L Chain
Salkin and Linoff Inc operating as S and L will acquire 16 Stevenson’s Stores across Minnesota North Dakota Wisconsin and Iowa from Levine and Tanz Inc increasing the chain to 53 ready to wear outlets in nine states. Stevenson stores will keep the Stevenson name and operate as an independent subsidiary. Locations include St. Cloud Rochester International Falls Albert Lea Mankato Red Wing Austin Minn Fergo Minot and Devils Lake.
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Minneapolis
Salkin and Linoff, Inc
Stevenson's
Minnesota
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Samuel Salkin
Levine & Tanz, Inc
Stevenson
Salkin
St. Cloud
Rochester
International Falls
Albert Lea
Mankato
Red Wing
Austin, Minn
Fergo
Minot
Devils Lake
N.D
Wealthy Mrs. Latham recounts desert burial during kidnapping
Mrs. Ruth Evelyn Latham 51 says she was conscious while buried alive and naked by two women identified as Kidnapers Beatrice Winn 57 and Lucille Whisenand 36. Both women and Winn’s associate are jailed on suspicion of kidnapping and attempted murder with bail set at 50 000 each after the escape and desert ordeal near El Centro California.
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San Diego
Calif
Ruth Evelyn Latham
Beatrice Winn
Bea
Lucille Whisenand
Latham
el Centro Hospital
Whisenand
U. S. Customs Service
Winn
Nasser Calls New Western Plan a Declaration of War
Two Duluth youths, Jon Shenett and John Morrow, surrendered after 48 hours in a swamp, meek and unarmed. Sheriff Sam Owens said they fired on deputies, held a stolen vehicle, and will face juvenile court charges. They subsisted on canned goods and were found in the Nichols Lake area.
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Nasser
Duluth
Minn
Sheriff's
Sam Owens
Jon Shenett
John Morrow
Owens
Nichols Lake
Sarender
Frances Shenett
Jon
Judges Order Upsets Lord Ruling on Non-Support
Ramsey County judges Carlton McNally and Arthur Stewart ordered James Lynch to continue enforcing support orders for cases started outside Minnesota. The decision challenges Attorney General Lord’s August 17 opinion that county attorneys need not handle such cases, arguing it would undermine interstate reciprocal arrangements.
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ST. Paul
Ramsey County
Lord
Carlton McNally
Arthur Stewart
James Lynch
George Scott
Hennepin County
Minnesota
Lynch
U.N. Probes Border Clash Between Jordan and Israel
U.N. observer teams investigated a Jordan Israeli border clash as tensions rose over a dusk to midnight battle at Gharandal inside Jordan. Jordan reports 10 dead and 4 wounded with 4 missing amid claims of Israeli air strikes. Israel denied details while U.N. peace efforts sought to uphold the Hammarskjold cease-fire.
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Jerusalem
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Jordan
Gharandal
Amman
Israel
U.N. Mixed Armistice Commission
New York
Hammarskjold
Hall Denies Favoring GOP Builders In Contract Probe
A contractor's diary linking GOP National Chairman Leonard Hall to a government contract is cited by Rep. Jack Brooks who says Hall pressed for information and claimed no Democrats were in the company's higher or lower ranks. Cremer's memo notes Hall urged support for a Republican Congress.
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Washington
GOP
Leonard W. Hall
Hall
Jack Brooks
D-Tex
Randall Cremer
Frederick Snare Corp
Nicaro
Cuba
Brooks
Cremer
Oija
Calif
House
Special Government Activities
General Services Administration
Justice Department
Strike set for Thursday as mediator assigned in Swift dispute
A federal mediator was assigned to avert a strike by 25,000 Swift and Co. employees. William G. Murray will arrange talks between Swift and two unions after talks recessed. The strike is targeted to begin at 12:01 a.m. Thursday as unions press claims across Swift and five other meat packers amid broad national bargaining disputes.
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Ralph Gravenis
William Valentine
South International Falls
Chicago
Swift and Co
Charles H. Alsip
Federal Mediation Service
William G. Murray
Armour, Wilson, Cudahy
John Morrell and Co
Hygrade Food Products Corp
Swift
Helstein
Jimerson
AFL-CIO Leader Declares NAM Charge Ridiculous
In Harrisburg James McDevitt, AFL CIO political education chief, denounces NAM claims that organized labor seeks to dominate federal and state governments. He says labor has no bombshell and no desire to control the nation, while NAM urges businessmen to back candidates who will be free agents.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
National Assn
NAM
James McDevitt
AFL Cio
Committee On Political Education
Nasser Labels Western Plan War Threat To Suez
Cairo reports President Nasser denounces the Western user plan as a declaration of war and accuses Britain and France of pressuring canal employees to quit. He praises Egyptian and Greek pilots keeping traffic moving while noting Soviet pilots arrived for duty.
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Cairo
Egypt
Nasser
Suez Canal
Britain
France
Suez Canal Co
Moscow
Canal Authority
Canal Company
Bilbeis Air Force College
U. S
Eisenhower
U. S. State Department
England
Suez
Anton Chikov
Chikov
Soviet Union
China
War Hero Kelly Seeks Work Amid Help Offers
Medal of Honor recipient Charles Commando Kelly, after surgery complications, faces financial strain and seeks employment. The 35 year old hero, living with family in Louisville, thanks supporters while a WKLO benefit is planned. County officials consider payroll placement, but Kelly hopes to earn a living locally.
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Commando Kelly
Louisville
Charles
Kelly
WKLO
Italy
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
John M. Walker
Walker
Federation of War Veterans
Frankfort
Loule Iy
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Ium
Tripple M Farm
Ernest Dammann
A. J. Anderson
Kellogg
H. Wayne Caruthers
Waverly
Tamworth
Charles Booz
Portis
Ken
Cerny Brothers
Dorchester
Russell Schenck
Waynestown
University of Minnesota
Suburban Homes Farm
Waynetown
Ind
Chester White
Len Cox and Sons
Wabasha
Reuben Judging
THE
Associated Press
F. J. Mazzia
Danbury, Conn
Austin
O S &L
George Latham
Desert
Highway 80
el Centro
Mrs. Latham
Physician Son
Miles
Ralph Helstein
United Packinghouse Workers
Earl W. Jimerson
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher
Adlas
Renson
McDevitt
Russ Rush
Dulles
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