Groundhog Tales Stir Caution and Comedy Across Farms
Grover Brinkman reports on Groundhog Day as a rural menace and seasonal omen. The piece notes groundhogs damage railroads and fields, multiply in numbers, and challenge farmers with voracious appetite and tunneling. It cites FFA pest efforts and warns of costly hay losses, while mixing in humorous folklore about Weather and Candlemas.
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Chamber Head Criticizes Big Budget At Toast to Chamber
D A Haley of Dallas, president of Chamber of Commerce, warned at the Pittsburg Chamber dinner that approving the administration’s record budget of 65.4 billion for the next fiscal year could jeopardize the Pay-as-you-go plan and fuel inflation. He argued federal spending must be reduced to avoid diminishing returns and criticized current tax policy as socialism in disguise.
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