White County Farm Bureau Presidents Through 1963
The record lists successive presidents from M. Land to Harry Richards and Carleton Apple, with terms, vice presidents, secretaries treasurers, and farm advisers. It notes Wayne Austin and Leo Appel among early leaders, plus ongoing roles for John Rawlinson, James A. Walsh Jr., Emil Mosser, and Bill McAllister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil G. Botsch
W. L. Miller
Thurman Wright
Ralph Williams
Carmi
White County Farm Bureau
Hubert Bohleber
M. M. Land
James A. Walsh, Jr
Paul Pittman
Williams
Wayne Austin
Joliet
Wayne
Bernard Eisner
James A. Walsh Jr
Richard Kerr
Leo Appel
Enfield
Clarence Seifried
Emil Mosser
Glenn Burroughs
John Rawlinson
Carleton Apple
Harry Richards
Crossville
Glen Pfister
Bill McAllister
Harold Stahl
Cotton makes notable comeback amid synthetic gains
Cotton remains the leading fiber in the United States as consumption rose 4 percent in 1964 and the average person used 22.6 pounds for textiles. Wool declined 14 percent while man-made fibers set a record with 15.7 pounds per person, led by rayon acetate and especially nylon.
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