Lovre Plans Self-Financing Farm Quota Budget Balance
Rep. Lovre proposes a two price farm plan to balance the budget by freeing 4 billion dollars from CCC holdings and saving 200 million in storage costs. The system would grant quotas based on normal consumption with parity guarantees and allow sales beyond quota to finance surplus disposal and world trade.
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Washington
Lovre
R- SD
Treasury
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Forrest Chapel Woman's Society Meets Friday
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at Forrest Chapel met for its regular meeting. President Mrs. N. E. Bailey opened the session and the group sang one song. Mrs. Loyde Burns led the program with a devotional from James Chapter Three.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
N. E. Bailey
Loyde Burns
James
R B. Bridges
Burns
Ward
Bailey
Bridges
Loyd Rodgers
J. T
Lavoptik Eye Comfort Ad Claims Quick Relief
An advertisement promotes Lavoptik as a soothing eye remedy designed for overworked eyes. It touts diffusion lighting and indirect exposure, claims 35 years of success, and offers a money back guarantee with an eye cup included. Available at all druggists.
Jaundice Causes and Related Liver Conditions
Jaundice results from bile accumulation due to liver cell damage or blocked bile passages. Common causes include infectious hepatitis pancreatic cancer bile duct cancer stones and cirrhosis. Diagnosis requires studying the source before treatment.
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King
Local Social Roundup From Wallace Area
A series of Sunday and weekend gatherings appears across Wallace and surrounding towns. Families hosted dinners and visits with relatives from Austinville Birmingham Gadsden Oak Ridge and Neel while Future Homemakers of America delegates toured Montgomery.
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Martha Story
Bettie Wallace
Ramona Garner
Montevallo
Danville
Donald Bullard
Austinville
Sidney Bullard
Birmingham
A. M. Whitten
N. E. Bailey
J. T. Wallace
J. P. Glasgow
Gadsden
Oscar Sybert
Mac and
Ricky
Oak Ridge
Local Church News Heads to Huntsville. New Officers Elected
The article notes Rev. Tribble's Sunday morning sermon and invitation to preach in Huntsville. It lists hospitalizations and visits including Mrs. James Lipscomb and Gene Kay. It reports new officers for the Ladies Missionary Society and upcoming Sunday school and Baptist Training Union elections.
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Brother Tribble
Tribble
Huntsville
First Methodist Church
Herman Griffin
Athens
James Lipscomb
Nashville
Charles Hardwick
Danville
Alvin Kay
Margaret Speake
Jack Parker
Pine Ridge
Eldon Stidger
Winfrey
Everett Stidger
J. M. Edwards
Ladies Missionary Society
J. S. Bartee
R. C. West
Carl Hough
W. S. McCutcheon
Baptist Training Union
Marine insignia differ for American and British forces
The U S Marine emblem features a globe eagle and anchor, while British insignia show a globe encircled by a laurel wreath with a small anchor, a lion and a crown.
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U. S. Marine
Word Debate on English Vocabulary Confounds Scholars
An extended argument over how many words exist in English pits Missouri professor Robert L. Ramsey against Frank H. Vizetelly and Harold Wentworth. Ramsey cites 250000 words as legitimate, while others push estimates into the hundreds of thousands or millions, noting ranges from 430000 to over a million. The piece rails at excessive words and suggests appointing a commission to simplify language while lampooning politicians and office life.
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Robert L. Ramsey
University of Missouri
Missouri
Frank H. Vizetelly
Standard Dictionary
Harold Wentworth
New International Dictionary
Vizetelly
Shakespeare
Dryder
Chaucer
Wentworth
Ramsey
Commission
Portrayal of Marjory and Lavender Water Gift Exchange
The passage shows Uncle Will sending lavender water to Marjory and her reaction preferring lemonade. It notes financial strain after paying the dentist and mentions new plastic items that improve appearance. The text ends with a question about obedience.
Farmers discuss storm impact on plum crop
First farmer asks about the plum crop. second farmer replies a heavy storm blew down half of the crop.
Harsh Winds Spoil Crop Talk and Odd Pet Note in Pa
The article recalls wind damage to crops with a farmers exchange about luck and food. A restaurant in Limerick Pa advertises electrocute hot dogs. An adult hippopotamus may eat 400 pounds of grass and tree shoots in a night.
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Limerick
Wisconsin Dairymen Specialize in Fluid Milk Sales
Wisconsin dairymen focus on selling fluid milk while neighbors in Iowa and Minnesota sell butterfat, highlighting regional dairy product specialization.
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Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
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Charles Reilley
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Rodger
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Capitol
Montgomery
Doris
Lucy Roberts
Sherry
J. P. Roberts
Neel
Rathal Long
Fairview
W. E. Ward
Brandon West
Barbara
Raymond Cocke
Duane
Pat Wallace
Jimmy
Hoyt Roberts
Sherron DeVaughn
North Carolina
Dorothy Cox
James Wallace Glasgow
Alvie White
Willodene Johnson
Buck Byford
Hartselle
Route One
R. B. Bridges
Blackwell Motors
Lee St
Belk
Dad
Belk Hudon Co
Morgan County
Lacey’s Spring
Augusta
Gene Kay
Vanderbilt Hospital
Joyce McCutcheon
Plantersville
Alabama
Jim Caudle
Emma Smith
Junius
Mr. Zilchguard
Willie
Automobile
Moody’s
Cain
Bank St
Neal Stephenson
Decatur, Rt. 1
Chiropractic
J. P. Pierce
Chiropractor
Palmer
Credit Bureau
Bureau
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General Motors
Oldsmobile
NEA
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