Milk Producers Co op weighs impact of Supreme Court ruling
New Yorkers and milk cooperatives discuss a high court decision validating a pool payment for pooled outside milk under the New York New Jersey market order. Justice Harlan said Congress intended the protections, while Justice Black dissented. The cooperative plans to study counteractions at its annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alry Cooperative
UB. Supreme Court
New ‘York-New Jersey
John
York
Milk Producers Co.operative Association Inc
Coopera
Supreme Court
John Harlan
Congress
Pennsylvania
Secretary of Agriculture
High Court
Hueo ‘L. Black
New York
New Jersey
Railroaders Prove Men Will Be Boys
In Somerville a diverse group including a truck driver, obstetrician, architect and machinist plans a massive portable railroad model. The project, started last September, aims to house 1,750 feet of track, 37 bridges, and extensive terrain features, scheduled for completion by late summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Stass
Mai
Arese
Charles Ward
New Tax Crisis Prompts Fresh Push in Congress
The article surveys tension between the Kennedy and Blough camps over tax policy and the administration's reform plans. It notes business leaders like Roser Bloueh urging basic public works and transport investments to restore confidence. It mentions depreciation rules and prospects for top to bottom oil reform within weeks, with bipartisan caution over consumer demand and stock market hesitancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bette
Tealtecnd
Treacy Dillon
Congress
Roser Bloueh
Us, Steel
Tiwasy
Bustirss
Dillon
Bloueth
Unclear OCR fragment hints at reforms and profits context
Fragmentary text references reforms, business profits, taxation, and government attitudes. Mentions Santini, line items, and apathy toward profits. Lacks coherent events or clear persons. yields incomplete glimpse of policy debate and business outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seago
Wefove
Jp Sc
Meney
Santini Ancer Naire
Ile
Political figures to address summer meeting plans
A terse note indicates that key lawmakers including an R-Aré official and an ally will address a summer meeting. Details are unclear in the fragment but point to a planned discussion on local policy and public engagement.
Medical hazards and treatments in dental and venom cases
A garbled medical roundup notes risks from dentures and tooth loss with aging, mentions a malaria-like drug trial for protecting family members of TB patients, and warns of dangers from spider bites and skeletal muscle relaxants. It references Aristolochia cen from a cancer drug line and quotes Prof Morris at Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine
Associated Press
Witte
Aristolochia
Mit
Morris
Kupohdnorth
University of Wisconsin
Arciinesch Jn Wheatey
Paul G
Bunker
Aberdeen
Intoximeter Aids Control Of Drinkers
Harrisburg officials report a sharp rise in drunken driving arrests after statewide deployment of the Intoximeter. State Police Commissioner Frank G. McCartey says four months show a 91 percent increase versus last year, with April up 100 percent. Police can now on the spot determine intoxication and later verify with chemists, improving prosecutions and deterrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Frank G._McCartey
McCartney
Macairney
State Police Crime Laboratory
Ttts
Driver Extinguishes Fire as Brush Blaze Threatens Vehicle
A truck crew battled two blazes after a mile from their stop, extinguishing an electrical fire in the engine and a separate brush fire. The incident ended without details on injuries or exact location.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Business Mirror
Lum
Simone Incanto
Kedek
Max Factor
Westclox
Revion
Faberge
Papa
Ken Ph
Haves Geleiter
R-Aré
Loverened
Hale Savaight Newspaper
the Journal Today
Alpi Eal
Anos
Fis
St Anid
Australia
Buyer's Fair
WTA
Bridgeport
Bissell
Shaker Brand
North Center ST
Corry, ‘Pa
Kordite
Armenisa
Ater SeDy Rt
Gideon