National Farmers Organization expels six directors
About 9,800 delegates at the NFO convention voted to expel six national directors amid a heated debate. DeVon Woodland said two thirds supported expulsion, while many delegates opposed. Roughly 1,000 delegates walked out in protest, with states including North and South Dakota California Texas Oklahoma and Kansas represented among those leaving. The ousted directors were Don Kimball Gob Speer Don Moskal Walter Farrar Jack Grimmer and Jaim Oster. charges alleged they conspired to split several states from the national group.
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Kansas City
National Farmers Organization
National Board
DeVon Woodland
North
South Dakota
California
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Don Kimball
Amarillo
Don Moskal
Santa, Rosa
Tex
Gob Speer
Mulyane
Kan
Walter Farrar
Hugoton
Jack Grimmer
Arbuckle
Calif
Jaim Oster
Ethan
S.D
Auction notices mix shows farming gear and estate sales
Fragmented OCR lists multiple farm auctions and notices across rural areas. Items include tractors, machines, fertilizers, and estate liquidations with locations described as NE of Newhall, NW of Newhall, and near Rascae Peters. Names like Carl Brunen and Hatter sale appear amid misread addresses and incomplete details.
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Mach
Frank Xl
Bahate Sale
Carl Brunen
Tanhunctinn
Rascae
Peters
Dan
Cosa Gol Sale
Schatsle
Coager
Wim
Hveplack
Steves
Butz seeks end of ceiling on broiler prices
Agriculture Secretary Karl Butz plans to urge the end of price ceilings on broiler meat. He will tell the council that slaughtered ready to cook broilers sold by integrated chicken firms should receive the same raw farm product exemption from controls already given to live cattle and hogs.
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Washington
UPI
Agricultura
Karl 1
Buts
Counell
Lehleken
Firsday
Butz
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Farm Bureau shifts on labor stance on farm workers
Los Angeles United Farm Workers observers note Farm Bureau delegates backed bringing farm workers under the National Labor Relations Act with a modified agriculture carve out, plus a separate farm labor board as a priority. They approved allowing secret ballots for workers and urged Congress to suspend subsidies while predicting gradual subsidy cuts.
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Los Angeles
UPL
Atlon
AFB
Federation
Agriculture
NLRB
Farm-Labor Relations Board
Bayh Seeks Hog Cholera Funds
Senator Bayh of Indiana urged Agriculture Secretary Earl to provide relief for hog cholera losses similar to poultry farm aid. He cited an $800,000 impact in Indiana and noted current rules cover slaughter costs only, not restocking.
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Washington
UPI
Bleh Bayh
Delnd
Indlara
Bayh
Earl Bula
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Harpers Farry
Leo Bodensteiner
West Union
Weather Outlook
National Weather Service
NFO
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Hamat
Pru Schatterman
Sof
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Hatter Sale
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Hari
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Canon
Bette Howett
Izad Doular
Linn Photo
Linn Photo East
3Rd Ave
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Warm Bureau
Change Island
UFWU
Luce
Linn County
Kirkwood Community College
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Corrier
the Gazette
Kevin Schulte
12Th Street NW
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City Gazette
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Fine View Drive
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Steve Campbell
Carter Stroal
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