Alabama Cotton Wins Fourth Bill Support In Congress
The article notes four cotton bills debated in Congress with Sparkman Jones supporting Alabama cotton. Harry Baker Rhea Blake and Herman Talmadge spoke for the cause. The bills passed with Alabama cotton favored and hopes rise for global market promotion and research benefits.
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Sparkman
Congress
Harry Baker
Rhea Blake
Herman Talmadge
Georgia
Alabama
Jones
House
Senate
Mr. Shelton
For Sale and Wanted Classified Mix Across Town
A dense run of classifieds lists 320 items including autos such as a 1957 Chevy and a 1960 Windsor Chrysler, animals, furniture, farm gear, and rental offers. It notes contact numbers and locations like Decatur Arab Falkville Hartselle with exchange details among buyers and sellers.
Clergymen Benefit From GI Bill Postwar Education
The postwar GI Bill provided schooling for 36,000 clergy members across major faiths, expanding access to higher education within religious communities and shaping postwar religious leadership.
Towhees at Mud Tavern and Washington Birdwatch Notes
A field column from Mud Tavern notes a towhee singing at a rock-wall feeder with cardinals and robins nearby. The piece recalls birds greeting sunrise, Washington visits, and reflections on past Alabama cotton policy allies like Bob Jones and Senator Sparkman shaping farming history.
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Mr. Robin
Cedars
Washington
Windsor Park
Rock Creek Park
Connecticut Avenue
Rock Creek
Cardinal
Peggy Lee
Shoreman Terrace
Guthion M E Spray Concentrate for Cotton Pests
The ad promotes Guthion M E as a primary solution to control boll weevil plant bugs cotton leafworms and bollworm damage. It highlights rain resistance long-lasting protection and low cost per acre with a seasonal spray program.
Senate Cotton Bills Pass With Key Alabama Support
The debate featured Ed Mauldin and Bob Gilchrist championing Alabama as the vote neared. Absent observers would miss the Senate decision on reapportionment and the final cotton bill, which Mc Cabe Cartwright and Birk headed, securing passage with Jones aiding the approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Mauldin
Bob Gilchrist
Alabama
Senate
McCabe
Cartwright
Birkhead
Jones
World Cotton Sees Record Production in 1965-66 Season
Delegates at the International Cotton Advisory Committee meeting note world cotton production reached an all time high of 52.4 million bales for the 1965-66 season, driven by higher yields and demand. Britain’s John Clifford Stanley reports the surge alongside ongoing talks on supply and market trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Cotton Advisory Committee
John Clifford Stanley
Beef sales push marked by Father’s Day grilling push
In a Boston paper notice the United States is urged to boost beef sales for outdoor cooking as Father’s Day approaches and national barbecue month prompts food stores to highlight meat cuts despite limited supply elsewhere.
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United States
Boston
Hornflies threaten beef and dairy cattle yields this season
County agent warns hornflies will vigorously attack cattle this season with potential losses up to one pound daily on beef cattle and 20 to 30 percent in dairy herds. The bulletin prescribes insecticide regimens for beef and dairy cattle, back rubbers, and spray programs, plus corn sidedress guidance for nitrogen.
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Midwest
West Coast
California
Los Angeles
Southeast
Birds Ride Alma Winds Return Safely From Tortugas
Roger Allen of Everglades National Park reports thousands of nesting birds in the Dry Tortugas rode Hurricane Alma’s winds and returned safely after the storm.
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Tortugas Islands
Alma
Roger Allen
Everglades National Park
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Knox McRae
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Fred R. Robertson
McClendon
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John Sparksman
Chemagro Corporation
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West Berlin
William C. Foster
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Tiehae “Peoples Congress
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LE Mans
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Velvabie
Harstel
Tram
Brazil
Fernando Murgen
Superintendency of Supply
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