Milk Association mulls foreign sales to raise returns
The Dairyman's League Cooperative Association directs President Rathbun to study if condensed milk butter and cheese can be sold abroad at higher profits than fluid milk at home. Directors cite farm declines and aim to create foreign sales agencies while warning local buyers about possible supply changes and future milk ceilings.
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New
Dairyman's League Cooperative Association
Henry H. Rathbun
New York State
Pennsylvania
OPA
Rathbun
Corry Country Club
Titusville Country Club
Nice
Board of Drectors
Denlons
Dairymen’s League
Poynter Warns on Fairness in Collective Bargaining
Nelson Poynter editor of the St. Petersburg Times told a National Labor Relations Board examiner that true collective bargaining needs checks on both sides. He urged binding agreements and cited the coal strike where government arbitration sided with unions, leaving mines owners with little say.
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Nelson P. Poynter
St. Peterstart
Florida
Times
National Labor Relations Board
Imionis
Poynter
Thurman Arnold
St. Petersburg
United States Supreme Court
Arnold
Suspects Nabbed After Midnight Car Stripping on West Main
Two Spring Creek men were surprised while stripping two cars on West Main Street and were captured by car owners and neighbors. They were jailed and will face hearings before Alderman Porter. The report also notes a local youth catching a muskellunge at Finelley Lake and mentions a separate accident near San Francisco affecting Dr. N. Troy Gillette’s parents, who were unharmed.
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West Main Street
Spring Creek
GC. B. Porter
Rey
J. C. Gillette
N. Troy Gillette
San Francisco
May pleads ill health and hearings on physician aid
May pleads illness and will hear physician. Senate committee disclosures prompt Truman comment at news conference about wartime investigations. Testimony in secret session by Maj. Gen. Waitt and Maj. Gen. Porter over Clemency letter to Wisentower. Kilgore criticizes Army for using messengers to send stings.
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May
Senate
Truman
Joseph Garsson
Zor
Alden H. Waitt
Ehief
Watcire
Wluna . Porter
Laster
Waitt
Europe
Wisentower
Goren
Kilgore
D-W.va
Will Transfer 8 000 Acres to the Indians
Ounan July 38 transfer of about 8 000 acres from Allegany State Park to the Allegany Tholling Reservation for the Allegheny River Reservoir Project will be recommended by the New York state legislature. Assemblyman William H Mackenzie confirmed the decision by the Joint Committee on Indian Affairs at a special meeting June 19. The action aims to alleviate hardships for the Indians and protect them as much as possible.
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Joint Committee On Indian Affairs
MacKenzie
Army Engineers
Allegany
Eyes and glasses explain eye conditions in daily dozen
The article discusses eye function and common refractive errors, noting farsightedness, nearsightedness, astigmatism, and the aging of the eye's adjusting ability. It warns of related diseases like glaucoma and cataract and recommends a brief eye examination, then poses questions about Billy Sunday, an omanuensis, and the Suez Canal.
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Vison
Billy
Suez Canal
Boy Dragged When Horse Bolted Near McKean
Jay Prec McIntyre aged twelve was dragged about two blocks by a frightened work horse near McKean. He sustained probable brain concussion, burns over his body, and was treated at St Vincent's Hospital. His condition was reported as fairly good.
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Jay
Prec McIntyre
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North Center St
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