Farmers Output Hits New Record Despite Smaller Acreage
Washington reports that farm output reached 105.4 percent of the 1947 49 average in 1955 with total crops and livestock nearly 112 percent of the five year average. The crop area was the smallest since 1940 as cotton, wheat, rice and tobacco faced surpluses and price pressures.
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Washington (P
Agriculture Department
Farm Exports Are Studied Excerpted in 1954 Review
A maritime study notes the U.S. merchant fleet carried over 3 billion dollars in farm surpluses and other agricultural goods to overseas markets in 1954. The bulletin Maritime Affairs reports 20 percent of export trade stems from farmland, with wheat and cotton farming heavily oriented to foreign buyers, and large shares of dried milk exported abroad.
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Washington, D.C
America
U.S
Committee of American Steamship Lines
Pre Christmas Dinners and Community Gatherings Across Erie
Local families held pre Christmas dinners and gift exchanges including Hurley Bohrer Ira White and John Daugherty with Chanute guests. The Neosho Valley Coyotte Association ran a 20 square mile drive starting at St Paul netting five coyotes with over 100 hunters and dogs. A birthday party honored Rickey McKinney with gifts from many friends. A Christmas program aired Sunday at the Federated Church with Santa in attendance.
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Rex
Hurley Bohrer Jr
Wilford Burke
Galesburg
Morris ‘Raney
Erie
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Walnut
Ira White
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Rickey
Richard
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Dianne Mitchell
Jimmy Green
Jim Schultz
Gloria Treadway
Janice McDermot
Joyce Runyan
Lila Hall
Shirleen Hazen
Carl Rice
Johnny Heady
Jay Welsh
Charles Moore
J. D.sexton
Larry Hurst
Robert McKinney
Jack McKinney
Exports up 20 percent in July to September 1955
The bulletin reports farm exports rose 20 percent from July through September 1955 versus 1954, totaling 720 million dollars compared with 598 million in the same period of 1954. The piece cites rising tobacco and other commodity movements and notes the broader impact on farm trade.
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U.S
Bulletin
Employment Gain In Oklahoma
Oklahoma manufacturing employment totaled 91,700 last month, up 100 from October and 8,600 higher than a year earlier, according to the State Employment Security Commission.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
State Employment Security Commission
Famous French Girl Unknown To Natives Of Armentieres
Eyewitness report from Armentieres shows locals unaware of the famed Mademoiselle from Armentieres despite American soldiers’ mentions. A local innkeeper doubts the existence of such a woman and suggests she may have hailed from Clermont-Ferrand. The piece notes wartime rumor and travelers seeking the mystery figure.
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Armentieres
Monsieur Grandjean
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Mademoiselle
France
Clermont-Ferrand
Toulouse
Tulsa Daily Oil Production Sets All Time Weekly High
The report records a weekly crude oil and condensate output of 6,932,950 barrels, an all time high, reflecting strong regional activity. In Scotland Gretna Green is cited as a historic runaway marriage center where couples under 21 marry without parental consent, while King Island has more restrictive rules.
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Oil and Gas Journal
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