Cow Thief Blames Ulcers for Stolen Dairy Cow
Washington reports a Sandy Spring man bought a cow that proved stolen after its horns drooped and the buyer traced the rustler. The thief confessed blaming ulcers seven children a burned house and drinking, saying without alcohol he could not steal a cow.
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Washington
Harry C. Barton
Sandy Spring
Lottery charges lead to six month sentences for two
In Municipal court this morning Susie Brevard and Clarence Robbins each received six months on charges of operating a bottom and legg lottery. Four others received four month suspensions, and several more faced penalties or prayer for judgment in related offenses from the October 17 raid.
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Susie Brevard
East Washington
Clarence Robbins
North
Carolyn Taylor
Daniel Brooks
Lonnie W. Woodruff
Harrison
Clemme Williams
Rotary i Drive
Julius Williams
Mack Craft
East
Washington
Ed White
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Brevard
Robbins
Taylor
Craft
White
Hope–Flanagan act reshapes farm production policy
The piece reviews the 1946 Hope Flanagan measure advancing a balanced production and marketing policy. It notes Representative Cooley’s role to implement the act and stresses the need for equitable distribution, reducing waste and ensuring affordable meals, with farmers contributing fully to the plan. It also mentions turkey growth timelines and Kyoto bells.
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Bailey
Cooley
House Agriculture Committee
Pancake batter tips for corn meal mixes
For corn meal pancakes without extra flour stir thoroughly each time you scoop batter for frying to ensure smooth consistency and even cooking.
Learn How to Hypnotize Corbet’s Box Office Show Guide
A promotional piece explains Corbet’s book teaching simple hypnotism methods usable for entertainment. It claims reading enables anyone to learn to hypnotize and command others, with step by step instructions and lessons similar to private instruction priced at 100 dollars, available directly from Corbet.
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U S Carrying World Food Load Says Texas Technological Expert
Dr A W Young of Texas Technological College predicts American farmers will shoulder the world food load with hybrid seeds fertilizers and terracing. He sees crop yields rising over 50 percent and atomic science aiding future improvements. He notes six and a half farm acres per American versus one for English workers and two tenths for Japanese.
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Tex
A. W. Young
Texas Technological College
Young
Soup Garnish ChickEn or Luncheon Meat Frying Bits
A breakfast or lunch idea describing small fried cubes of luncheon meat or similar garnish fried until crisp. Serve alongside bread crou tons as a simple accompaniment.
Courtesy Of The Road Lock On Jaw
SAN PEDRO Calif A battered Mrs Helen Carlile drives to a police station after a car runs a stop sign nearly hitting her The assailant exits and strikes her on the jaw In other notes the article mentions the existence of about 180 holly species with roughly a dozen native to the United States.
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Calif
Helen Carlile
The
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