Wheat production tops a billion bushels each year to 1950
For seven years ending in 1950 the United States produced more than a billion bushels of wheat each year.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1951
Page
3
For seven years ending in 1950 the United States produced more than a billion bushels of wheat each year.
Former Governor James E. Folsom states he will stay active in politics to push for reapportionment of Alabama’s legislature and the abolition of the poll tax while not seeking elected office again. He spoke to the North Birmingham Chamber of Commerce and denied abuse allegations related to pardons, defending his integrity and noting ongoing public service goals.
A new Madison county grand jury, requested by Attorney General Si Garrett, is to probe Sheriff Oliver Mc Peters after the prior two day inquiry ended without a report. Garrett said evidence warrants further investigation and will seek another action soon.
The McMinnville Tennessee Electric System to reduce rates for about 5,300 customers across McMinnville Smithville and Sparta. Residential bills fall 12 percent commercial and industrial 10 percent and street lighting about 9 percent. A 10 percent development surcharge on commercial and industrial power is eliminated.
The Army corps of engineers awarded a 26,952.61 dollar contract to Cyclone Fence Division of American Steel and Wire Co. of Savannah, Georgia to build a security fence around two production lines at the Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville Alabama.
Foreman J. D. Wall told the grand jury yesterday that the investigation is complete with no further report to be made and requested a recess.
J. W. Coutts announced Baker and Shaw of Decatur as the low bidder among four on the Hartselle and Moulton headquarters projects. Base bid is 261,728.21 and is under study with negotiations underway before official award.
The pact hinges on ongoing negotiations and requires approval from R. E. A. in Washington if and when the co op board of trustees approves the contract.
A stray biscuit was tossed to a dog which quickly buried it in the ground, according to a brief observer note. The report records a quick canine action following the throw with no further details.
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