Government studies risk in crop insurance setup
Patricia Wiggins reports that FCIC will closely review wheat counties in the Great Plains drought area to decide on dropping coverage next year and possibly raising suspensions in risky counties. The agency plans to cut indemnity payments while expanding coverage in non risk zones as deficits mount.
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Drouth
Patricia Wiggens
Washington
Great Plains
Uncle Sam
Federal Crop Insurance Corp
FCIC
Garl A. Fretis
Drough
Widrouth
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
FDIC
Fretts
Diane
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Curry County
N-M
Curry
Erie
Qohie
FOCIG
Less Grain Moving Into Government's Price Support Bins
Government figures show 1955 wheat under price support through Aug 45 in 36 states total 47,387,277 bushels, down 62 percent from 127,155,142 bushels in 1954 on the same date. Barley flaxseed oats and grain sorghums follow the same trend as support uses shift to commercial markets amid lower 1951 price levels.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Beil Fraud Trial Set For Dec 12 In Seguin
SEGUIN Texas UP Trial for U S Rep John Bell T J McLarty and John T Wofford Sr in Guadalupe county land scandal trials was set in 25th District Court Seguin for December 12 by District Judge Willis W Ellison after attorney agreement The defendants face charges tied to a 3701 acre tract of the McLarty ranch MeLarty ranch and former appraiser Cuere Taindd is named among those indicted last July by the Guadalupe County grand jury.
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Seguin
Tex
John Bell
T. J. McLarty
John T. Wofford
Veterans Land
25Th District Court
Willis. W. Ellison
McLarty
Guadalupe County
MeLarty Ranch
Rmer Cuere Tainddi
Bell
Science May Conquer Gout Signs Of Victory Are Accumulating
Science appears to rally against gout as medical journals cite gains in treatment. Lancet notes progress with relief and control using salicylates and related compounds, highlighting Dr F G W Marson’s seven chronic gout cases showing improvement under drug therapy.
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Delos Smith
New York
Ferums
Lancet
Onewest
Con
Seienur
Mewson
Bil Marson
Officials avoid answer on Greenlease ransom money fate
Federal officials declined a direct ruling on what happens to recovered Greenlease ransom money. A Justice Department spokesman said those who lawfully possess the bills won’t incur loss, while noting future disposition rests with the U.S. attorney. About $300,000 of the ransom has been recovered, with rest in $10 and $20 notes across all 12 Fed Reserve districts. The FBI has shared serial-number lists with banks, law enforcement, and firms.
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Gwen Glbson Washington
Justice Department
Greenlease
Federal Reserve
Quincy
FBI
U.S
FRB
Lunch Left in Wall After 40 Years Found
Milwaukee reports a 1915 sandwich discovered by plumbers while repairing a wall of a house built that year. The rye bread remains intact but the filling is unidentifiable and blackened, and the rock hard lunch dates back to September 7, 1915.
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Milwaukee
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