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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1955
Page
9
The Agriculture Department warned that a large corn harvest and increased feed grain production could create surplus stocks and lower future price supports. Overplanting beyond allotments risks loss of price support aid, while current hog gains raise feed demand. Farm employment and wage data contrast recent years in late June reports.
HAL BOYLE reports on the clash between 1,200 bears and millions of visitors in the Smoky Mountains. Bears key trouble arise from hungry bold bears and confused bears guiding tourists while park rules against feeding limit fatalities yet maulings occur.
Baltimore police investigated a shooting that left Morgan College student Juanita Watson, 23, wounded in the back while seated in a classroom. Doctors reported she was in good condition last night as officials pursued a stray-bullet theory amid ongoing inquiries.
Clark Gable 54 and Kay Williams Spreckels 37 married in a surprise double ring ceremony in Minden Nevada. It was Gable's fifth marriage and Spreckels' third. The couple, long linked by gossip, kept quiet after the brief vows in front of Justice of the Peace G Walter Fisher. A short kiss followed and speculation about a Lake Tahoe honeymoon circulated.
Showers persisted through the night in the western Carolinas and Virginia. Scattered showers and thunderstorms reported across the Southeast and the Rocky Mountain states from Montana to New Mexico. The southern half of the country remained hot and humid while cool air dropped temperatures by as much as 12 degrees from yesterday morning in New England and the eastern Great Lakes.
The Associated Press reports generally fair and pleasant summer weather nationwide with some wet spots in the Southeast and the West. The pattern shows widespread calm and warm days across many regions.
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