Farmers' Income Dips In January
Austin reports January cash income for Texas farmers declined from the previous year per the University of Texas Bureau of Business Research. The 1955 year-long total fell 4 percent, with 16 major commodities showing gains for January to January in only five categories. Milk and milk products rose 8 percent, corn 4 percent, mohair 8 percent, grain sorghum 16 percent, and peanuts 15.9 percent, while declines occurred across cattle, sheep and lambs, cotton, poultry, fruits and vegetables, wool, hogs, calves, calves, and wheat with double-digit drops in several.
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Austin
Univsity of Texas Bureau of Business
Eckereth
Saturna
Bares Sald
Somme
Home treatment offered for cerebral palsy and mental deficiency
Denver physician Rays and the Spears Chiropractic Hospital promote home care for cerebral palsy and mental deficiency. They claim early detection and treatment can help, offering free literature and a book for about five dollars, with chiropractors available for guidance and a nationwide mailing of information.
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Denver
Cole
Rays
Spears ‘Chiropractic Hospital
Declarer missteps in a tough bridge slam analysis
In a North South vulnerable hand Josephine Culbertson analyzes a bridge hand where the declarer faces a five card heart suit and a double problem in clubs and spades. The critic notes the turn to a slam was almost forced and that the declarer erred by sacrificing the spade jack rather than ducking clubs to assure establishment and entry for a crossruff style plan.
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West
East
Duimmig
Declarer
Libel Suit Is Quashed In California Court
Los Angeles, A million libel suit by Liza beth Scott against Confidential magazine was quashed in superior court here due to no California representatives. Attorney Jerry Giesler said he would refile in New York. He also planned to refile a $2 million suit by actor Robert Milehan if the ruling stands.
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Los Angeles
Lizabeth Scott
Confidential
California
Jerry Giesler
New York
Iifeiesler
Robert Milehan
Pity Turns Sour After Busboy Adopts Rosebud
CHICAGO UP Billy Dale, a HT busboy, won pity on a named Rosebud and offered to adopt her to save her from the gas chamber. He changed his mind the next day after investigators learned the striped animal spent a night in his room and he was not de odorized.
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Chicago
Billy Dale
Rosebud
Appraisal Of Foreign Aid Seen By Howard
Howard chairman of the Scripps-Howard committee said Monday the U.S. Congress is likely to conduct a broad survey and reappraisal of the foreign aid program. He argued tightening and tighter oversight could reduce wastage and improve results as aid administration becomes more efficient, ahead of a Tokyo trip.
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Howard
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U.S
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Tokyo
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