All-American award winners in trial garden crops
The All-American awards praise seven new vegetables and ornamental plants tested over two years in U S trial gardens. Gold to Casetin Guosh extra early, silver to Triumph Bush Lima bean, bronze to Premier Great Lakes lettuce and Cherry Belle radish, with honorable mentions for Ideal Snow cauliflower and Flagship. Also notes horse operas are popular films at Hialeah. Michigan State crowns its cross country season as the second college to win the national AAU title, Don Lash leading Indians.
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All-American Elections Committee
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Aine Blackwood
Triumph Bush Limaean
Premier Greatakes
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Michigan State
Don Lash
Mysterious Resort Romance Ends in Flight and Fear
John Mowry and Conover witness Homer Anslin’s death at a vacation resort. Anguished whispers spark confusion as Conover’s party faces a pretext of a reservation mixup. Amid a sultry pool scene Faye Sin lures Johnny toward a secret place while dangerous tension rises over a car ride, a perilous canyon road, and a menacing encounter with a dangerous figure.
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John Mowry
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Homer Anslin
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Taye Yardan
Johany Rice
Faye Sin
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Sugmen Rohejlem
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Mr. Barseley
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Johny Henry
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John Henry
Henry
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Throat Frog and Hoarseness Investigated by Experts
Demonstration Agent Lars Bilackwood explains hoarseness often follows a cold but persistent voice changes lasting days demand medical check. Vocal cord nodules may form from strain, usually improve with rest but may need a specialist. Mrs Blackwood notes growths can be removed if detected early with proper treatment.
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Rebel Shout NM Qude Vanch
Fragmented OCR text shows characters in a tense scene near a door with confusion and shifting allegiances. Names like Jordan, Withers, Knueko Thaste appear amid a doorway confrontation and a looming continuation teased at the end. The passage hints at a dramatic confrontation and a cliffhanger.
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Jordan
Johny Tleavy
Tyrdles
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Erie
Home Demonstration Advice on Starch and Throat Health
The Home Demonstration Agent warns hoarseness can signal a dangerous throat condition and advises seeing a doctor if it lasts beyond a day or two. It also offers tips to remove starch from irons and prevent sticking by using salt, moist cloth, scouring powder, beeswax, or paraffin and to cook starch thoroughly.
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Lorraine Blackwood
Arkansas Highway Fees Proposed Revision Aimed at Trucks
The governor announced an upcoming bill in the Arkansas legislature to revise heavy truck license fees. The plan, endorsed by the Arkansas Legislative Council, would raise about 4 million dollars annually and cap truck tonnage on highways to equalize fees with passenger cars. Rep. Paw Van Dalsem of Perry county planned to introduce the measure in the house. Bus and truck associations reportedly support revising fees and will attend a public hearing for reaction.
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Paw van Dalsem
Perry County
Lawmakers consider state council to oversee budgets and standards
A bill would direct appointment of five House and Senate leaders to form a state council. It could hire an executive director at 5006 yearly plus experts, stay in session, and draft budgets and standards for state employees. Other measures include highway and pollution controls and liquor procurement changes.
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Senate
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Gates Pollution Control Commission
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Game and Fish Commission
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Wax additive to starch aids ironing and prevents sticking
Mrs Blackwood notes a wax preparation added to starch helps prevent sticking and eases ironing. Some housewives add salt to the starch mix, hoping it raises the cooking temperature for thorough preparation.
Anti Violence Talk Spurs Near Fight At Hearing
A legislative hearing on an anti-violence labor amendment nearly escalated into violence as members of the labor committee and spectators argued. Chair James Gipson of Saline moved toward lawyer Lawrence Burrow after Burrow pressed the panel, with Junior College coach Jimmy Karam stepping in. The session, aimed at softening penalties for violence in labor disputes, ended with the bill sent back to the house without recommendation.
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Labor Committee
James 4. Gipson
Saline
Lawrence Burrow
Little Rock
Jimmy Karam
Palastti
Dave Thompson
Thompson
House
Clemson College ties in Kentucky Derby era notes
Harness horse driver Ben White has steered the winning horse in seven of the 58 Kentucky Derby runnings. Lexington, Kentucky. Three of Clemson College's varsity football coaches are graduates: Covington, McMillan, Cox and Bowjanes. Seven Clemson starters hailed from South Carolina.
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Ben White
Lexiigton
Clemson College
Covington McMillan
Walter Cox
Bow Janes
South Carolina
Arkansas Lawmaker Proposes Tax on Long Pipelines
Sen. Guy Jones of Conway outlines a tax plan targeting pipelines crossing Arkansas. He proposes replacing a $1,000 per foot levy on pipes over 19 inches with a 0.50 per foot rate and a 75 mile length threshold, estimating about 1 million dollars per year.
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Arkansas
Guy Jones
Conway
Aransas
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