Four Times As Much Nitrogen For Cotton Advised
Southeast cotton farmers should apply four times as much nitrogen as currently used on better soils. Dr. Robert W. Pearson of API urged improved management and lime use, warning sulfur problems if high analysis fertilizers rise without sulfur in mixes. Other speakers included Dr. E. V. Smith and Harrison Evans, with trainer crash report for Early C. Ewing Jr. in Kan.
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Birmingham
Robert W. Pearson
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Southeast
E. V. Smith
Api's
College of Agriculture
J. T. Holston Jr
U.S. Department of Agriculture Agronomist
Stoneville
Miss
Harrison Evans
Shuqualak, Miss
Early C. Ewing Jr
Scott
Miss. Pearson
Renewed Riots Reported in Stettin City Clash
Warsaw papers describe a new street clash in Szczecin as Polish and hooligans gathered before a restaurant and were dispersed by police. Earlier that night demonstrators attacked the Soviet consulate, police HQ, and the prosecutor’s office amid claims of student protests over Russian intervention in Hungary. About eighty eight youths were arrested in the Monday outburst.
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Warsaw
Poland
Stettin
Szczecin
Hungary
Alabama bakers adopt four milk classes for pricing
Alabama Milk Control Board set a new four class wholesale system starting Sunday ending four months of pricing confusion. Chocolate milk classification rose to $5.60 per hundredweight while Grade A milk moved to about $6.40, buttermilk $4, and surplus manufacturing use about $3.25. Retail prices remain 25 to 26 cents per quart.
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Montgomery
Alabama
Alabama Milk Control Board
Birmingham
Mobile
Fact-Finders Hear Rail Labor Contract Dispute
The contract dispute between major railroads and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen involving about 135,000 workers moved to a presidential fact-finding board after mediation failed and the union rejected final wage and related proposals from 140 carriers.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Prank Ends In Death Of SIU Football Player
In Carbondale Illinois a 20 year old SIU freshman is jailed on murder charges after a roommate killed star football player Robert Batura aged 19 from Danvers Massachusetts with a .12 gauge shotgun during a prank dispute.
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Carbondale
Ill
Southern Iinois University
Robert Batura
Danvers
Mass
Haiti Dictatorship Fell in Mass Strike
A “cold revolution” toppled Maj. Gen. Paul Magloire’s week old dictatorship in Haiti. Magloire resigned after three days of sit down strikes that shut down normal life, restoring constitutional authority as the Supreme Court president assumes the presidency.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Paul Magloire
Caribbean
Magloire
Supreme
Motel Boom Lifts Alabama Motels and Courts Growth
Federal census shows Alabama motel and tourist court rooms expanding 54 percent from 1947 to last year with receipts growing from 2 012 000 to 6 034 000 as hotels improve.
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Montgomery
Alabama
Marquesas Islands Group in the South Pacific
The Marquesas are eleven volcanic islands in the South Pacific with six inhabited and a sparse population.
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Marquesas
South Pacific
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