Farm Progress Here and There
Early corn and cotton looked better this week after rains. Dry days had faded some corn but rains brought a darker green and rapid growth. Cotton that was up mostly escaped damage though some fields show late stands from dry periods. Madison Limestone Morgan Colbert counties all looked good last week. In Madison County the SCS Supervisors held a program with Dr Alexander Nunn speaking on soil and soul conservation and guests toured Chase Nursery.
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Madison
Limestone
Morgan
Colbert
Madison County
SCS
Alexander Nunn
Progressive Farmer
Chase Nursery
Cotton acreage planted goal in valley vote
In a travel through the valley observers note few last year cotton stalks left standing, hoping this signals most cotton acres have been planted. The key point is that allocated cotton acres must be planted to maintain current acreage levels.
Corn Fields Impress Distant Travelers Near Mt Upland
Sunday travel notes describe a drive from Hatton to Moulton with praise for corn fields in the valley. The writer highlights the upland near Mt as among the best seen, conveying a serene, scenic rural impression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatton
Moulton
Custom Meat Processing and Hickory Smoke Service
Custom meat processing for hogs and calves. On foot to sliced wrapped and frozen meat ready for freezer. We care and hickory smoke your pot and cook lard. Phone SP 3-726.
Extra Cash Newer Crop
Khrushchev argues meat and butter price rises are needed to avert shortages in the Soviet Union. In Alabama the story shifts to American farmers adopting soybeans as a supplemental cash crop, with about 75 farmers growing them and Shirley Moore expanding his 20 acres to 27. The crop yielded about 173000 dollars last year and is expected to grow.
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Hartselle
Morgan County
H. W. Houston
Shirley H. Moore
Moore
Shirley Moore
Khrushchev Warns Russians of Prices Rise in Kremlin Talk
Khrushchev addressed Soviet citizens in the Kremlin stressing defense funding and resisting imperialist threats while announcing a government decree lifting meat and butter prices by about 30 percent. Butter at $1.80 a pound and sausage $1.15 mark notable increases, with sugar and synthetic cloth prices cut slightly. The leader framed the belt tightening as painful yet necessary, urging Russians to endure without wage raises to offset living costs.
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America
Russia
United Press
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Robert J. Korengold
Moscow
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow Radio
Khrushchev
Sovn
Kremlin
Turkey
New Office Duties Fall On The New Face
As the new face in an office you may inherit odd chores like opening mails watering plants and tidying up You must grin and bear it while it lasts since you won t stay junior forever
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Triangle Publications, Inc
The
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Ten Thousand Grant to St Bernard College
Cullman St Bernard College received a $10,000 grant from the W K Kellogg Foundation to purchase books for the teacher-preparation program. The grant supports about 250 liberal arts colleges with regional accreditation and strong teacher education offerings.
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Cullman
Brian J. Egan
OSB
St. Bernard College
W. K. Kellogg Foundation
Kellogg Foundation
Danville Honors Five Graduates at School Exercises
Danville High School held graduation exercises Friday night with five of 37 graduates receiving awards. Ted Lee won the Junior Fellowship Award and the most outstanding student in FFA award. Joyce Watson received the DAR Good Citizenship Award. Polly Bowling and Margaret Sims earned valedictorian pins. Jackie Mitchell received the salutatorian pin.
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Danville
Danville High School
Ted Lee
FFA
Joyce Watson
DAR
Polly Bowling
Margaret Sims
Jackie Mitchell
Shaving Cheddar for Sauce Instead of Grating
A kitchen tip suggesting thinly shaven cheddar instead of grating when incorporating cheese into a sauce. The method aims for smoother texture and quicker melt, offering an alternative technique for uniform cheese dispersion in hot mixtures.
Chocolate syrup for kids milk a handy mix rule
Two tablespoons of ready made chocolate syrup per cup of milk provides a simple, kid friendly beverage. This quick guideline helps parents tailor sweetness to taste while keeping the preparation fast and straightforward.
Mother and son receive degrees at UA in Alabama
Mrs. Caddie Bell Ballard and her son Joe Ballard were among graduates at the University of Alabama on Sunday. Ballard family members celebrated the degree ceremony as they joined other students earning bachelor and advanced degrees at the Tuscaloosa campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscaloosa, Ala
Caddie Bell Ballard
Joe Ballard
University of Alabama
Leftover Meat and Potato Patties Mix
Mix ground leftover cooked meat with mashed potatoes and a slightly beaten egg. Season well and form into patties. Heat and brown the patties in shallow fat.
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Moriah
MT. Moriah
Ustom Meat Processing
Hartselle Frozen Foods
Houston
Davidson Coal & Feed Co
Holly St. N.E
UGH Bepron
Decatur EL
Valley Stockyards
New Moulton Road
Florida
Pennsylvania
Maryland
New England
Enid A. Haupt
Seventeen Magazine
St. Bernard
Associated Press
Fuehrer
Nazi Party
Citizens Councils
George Lincoln Rockwell
New Orleans
North
Citizens Council
Ceep
United States
Rockwell
New York
Louis M. Weintraub
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Brenda L. Bravis
Mississippi
McComb
Miss
Travis
Herman Finsman
Talladega College
Talladega
Ala
Einsman
Nazi Germany
NAACP
Einsmans
Atlanta
Atlanta University
Detroit
Lloyd Lindo
Baptist Foreign Mission Society
Chicago
South Side
Louis J Lefkowitz
Lefkowitz
John M. Bailey
Nelson Rockefeller
Princess Anne
Decatur Decatur
Middle Tenn. Rendering Co
Pulaski, Tenn
Black Ground
Lawrence County
John H. Crisler
Claude Brackin
Finance Corporation
Second Avenue
S. E. Decatur
Alabama
Elgin
Morgan County Exchange
Bankhead Forest Industries, Inc
Decatur Box & Basket CO
Gobble-Fite Lumber Company
Stone Lumber Company
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