Disqualified Corn King Entry at World Farm Show
The international hay and grain show in Chicago faced a disruption after Arnold and Paul Karsk of Pecatonica Illinois were disqualified for placing glued kernels on their corn cob. Indiana contenders Sherman Wheeler and C M Fischer had complained, with judge decisions pending on whether reserve winner Willard Kirk of Jeffersonville Ohio would receive the 1951 title. Judging continued for beef steer pork barrow and mutton wether with several championships announced.
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Chicago
Arnold
Paul Karsk
Pecatonica
Indiana
Sherman Wheeler
Rensselaer
Ind
C. M. Fischer
Shelbyville
Willard C
Kirk
Jeffersonville
Ohio
Karsks
George Snow
Milk River
Alberta
Darel Moore
Grandfield
Okla
Lindsey Seeq
City officials fail to bag a deer on Baytown hunt
A six man city delegation led by City Manager C. D. Middleton returned from the White Ranch near Uvalde empty handed after a brief trip for the annual deer hunt. Councilman Lack Lusk George Chandler Clyde Pond Judge James Girardeau C. C. Redd and Co W. Grantham joined Middleton. A.V. Barber ran city hall in Middleton’s absence.
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Baytown
C. D. Middleton
White Ranch
Uvalde
Lack Lusk
Middleton
George Chandler
Clyde Pond
James Girardeau
C. C. Redd
Co. W. Grantham
A.v.barber
Competition for Demo chairmanship narrows field to seven
Washington on November 30 reports a seven candidate race for Democratic national chairman. Dec. 3 will mark the meeting in New Orleans to elect a successor to Stephen A. Mitchell. Frontrunners include Paul Butler James Finnegan and Mike Disalle with others like Hale Boggs Elbert Carvel Earle Clements and F Joseph Donohue also mentioned. The piece notes no current president to guide the choice. Also a note on uranium discoveries cites National Geographic Society and a 1949 Utah find at Marvevale.
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Washington
National Committee
New Orleans
Stephen A. Mitchell
Democratic National Committee
White House
Adlai FE. Stevenson
Mitchell
Paul M. Butler
Indiana
James Finnegan
The
Phila
Delphia
Mike Disalle
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
Elbert N. Carvel
Delaware
Earle C. Clements
Kentucky
Sendite
Democratic Campaign Committee
Joseph Donohue
District of Columbia
United States
National Geographic Society
Marvévale
Utah
Salt Lake City
Santa Fe Paper Joins UP Service
The Clovis News-Journal in Santa Fe New Mexico began receiving news from United Press. It became the seventh daily in the state to join UP facilities. Publisher Charles H. Fischer leads the paper, which now uses the teletype circuit feeding Tuscumcarl Las Vegas Artesia Gallup and Farmington.
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Santa FE
Clovis News-Journal
United Press
News-Journal
Charles H. Fischer
New Mexico
United Press Facilties
Fischep
New Mexico Press Association
The
Tuscumcarl
Las Vegas
Artesia
Gallup
Farmington
Albuquerque ' Tribune
Grain prices rise on soy and corn strength in midweek notes
CHICAGO November 30 A decline in carrot receipts boosted soybean and corn futures while other grains slipped up to 2 cents a bushel. Wheat and rye fluctuated with firm cash wheat and weaker oats. Soybeans gained as carrot receipts fell 70 percent boosting spot beans about five cents amid nervous markets over December deliveries.
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Chicago
Fort William
Buffalo
Birth certificate shifts Rachel Martin a year off
Quirky UPS dispatches mix with city briefs as Rachel Martin discovers her birth certificate increases her age by one year. In Gastonia, a local paper jokes about a veterinarian misnaming, while a note from the Russian embassy protests illegal parking near the Washington embassy. Montreal students name a dog Zsa Zsa Gabor, and a student at Ohio State’s Columbus campus pays fines with a bounced check. In Fort Worth, Airman Thomas A. Philips faces aggravated assault charges after a domestic confrontation. In Oakland, burglars abandon a safe after failing to exploit tools on sale nearby.
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Fort Worth
Thomas A. Philips
Ford 1955 Trigger-Torque Model Promises New Power
Ford unveils a 1955 line with a totally new chassis and power, offering 162 hp Y-block V8 or other engines. The car features a wrap-around windshield, sofa-wide seats, and an Angle-Poised Ball-Joint Suspension for a smoother ride, inviting a dealer test drive.
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Ford
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Finland
By Ken Reynolds
Mike Franssen
LIFE
Santa Fe Paper
Matherne
Ashbel
Pearce
Fy United Press
Memphis
Terin
Rachel Martin
Bureau of the Census
Stonta
N.C
Gaston Citizen
B.D. Ross
Montreal
McGi
Zsa
Zsa Gabor
Columbus
William Brown
Brown
Oakland
Calif
Maxwell Hardware Co
Sandfolton
Great TV
Ford Theatre
Kprc-Tv
Texas Ave
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