State of Agriculture emphasizes market improvements plan
The marketing day focused on improving methods and facilities for agricultural marketing in 1952. Officials highlighted 1951 gains in cotton and peanut handling, livestock and poultry products, and local curb and auction markets, while warning the big work lies ahead and calling for three-sided cooperation among government, farmers, and merchants.
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State of
Sader Giadesadleewutee
L. Y. Ballentine
Hugh Harris
John Winfield
Raleigh Kiwanis Club
Federal State Inspection Service
Resea
TWUA Plans New Wage Demands at National Conference
About 700 Textile Workers Union of America delegates in New York will draft wage demands for 165000 textile workers in 150 plants nationwide. Officials say policy will cover woolen and worsted workers as contracts reach stage two.
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New York
Textile Workers Union of America
CIO
Western States Digging From Under Snows
The Rocky Mountain area worked to recover from a five day siege of heavy snow and sub zero cold while icy conditions lingered in parts of the region. In Southwestern Colorado drifts reached eighty feet complicating rescues at Wolf Creek Pass where highway crews freed fourteen people from shelter houses. Ice glazed roads slowed travel and disrupted communications across six Texas roads and 250 long distance circuits. In Southeast Missouri ice storms stalled service and toppled some electric lines, paralyzing parts of the counties.
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Rocky Mountain
Colorado
Wolf Creek Pass
Texas
Missouri
Trolley Crash Hurts 22 In Philadelphia
A track less trolley and a streamlined streetcar collided at a three street intersection injuring 22 people none seriously. The trackless trolley was hurled onto a sidewalk with its middle caved in. Motorman Joseph Schrader 26 was thrown into the street but refused hospital treatment.
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Philadelphia
Joseph Schrader
Rahming Twins Arrive Late in Tragic Family Tale
In Murphysboro Illinois a family expected a boy but twins arrived too late to avert a tragic outcome. Henry Rahming’s hopes hinged on a barefoot walk wager made in 1948 to Gorham, thirteen miles away, if the child was not a boy.
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Murphysboro
Fll
Henry Rahming
Henry
Gorham
Crossword Clue Answers Set
Answers for the listed clues arranged vertically and horizontally. Includes tax bases and mild as indicated by puzzle layout. Each clue resolves to a common English word fitting typical crossword conventions.
Leap Year Bachelor Guidance from Boyle in 1952
New York columnist HAL BOYLE offers humorous strategies for single men during leap year 1952. He quotes tips from bachelors on avoiding marriage pressure, including not appearing repulsive, avoiding loans to women, handling invitations carefully, and even retreatting to Athos Greece to escape advances.
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Boyle
New York
Chelors
Athos
Greece
Replacement bulbs cost weekly tag fine at Reade Street
A note records that replacing light bulbs costs 200 dollars per week, as a fine or tag related to Reade Street. The fragment references a fine for theft or damage and a monetary charge tied to bulb replacement.
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Wy Ryee
Aorets
Crete
Dallas student named Maid of Cotton in Memphis
Patricia Ann Mullarkey, 20, an SMU student from Dallas, won the 1952 Maid of Cotton title in Memphis over 18 rivals from cotton states. Miss Mullarkey will tour 40 cities in 10 countries aboard a cotton carpet display, following Jeannine Holland's 1951 win.
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Memphis
Patricia Ann Mullarkey
Dallas
Mullarkey
Southern Methodist University
Texas
Jeannine Holland
Houston
Dianne Knight
Austin
Tennessee
Betty Carol Goosemann
Bells
Mission
Catheantal
Ion
Europe
South America
SMU
Inc
Patty Neisler
Kings Mountain
N.C
Vir— Kirchdorfer
Lauraan
Decatur
Joan Morrison
Columbus
Jane Jay
Thomasville
Catherine Bailey
Anniston
Ala
Miss Bailey
Allyn Smith
California
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