Governor Earle’s Rise From Polo to Pennsylvania Politics
RISBURG Pa The profile follows George Earle from a wealthy polo lifestyle to a relentless public life. A World War Navy Cross hero turned governor, he led major social reforms and battles with the Republican legislature while aiming for national prominence.
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Peach Strike in East Arkansas Is Adjusted
In Wynne Arkansas a settlement ended a peach orchard strike at Dummersweet Orchards. Workers returned after a promise of 14 cents an hour plus jobs for strikers, ending a walkout that threatened peach shipments. More than 50 strikers, who gathered near noon, resumed work after the agreement was reached following talks between the company and union members.
Jersey cow queen of a hobby dairy at Benjamin Clayton’s
In Sugerl and Texas a farmer keeps 169 registered Jersey cows as a hobby cattle operation. The queen, Madame Jersey, enjoys a private room with a personal drinking fountain and strict care. She is pampered with a private bath, disinfection, and a mechanical milker.
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Benjamin Clayton
Madame Jersey
Milk Processing in Sterile System Wins Jersey Cattle Title
From the container the milk flows through sterilized pipes to a cooler for chilling and bottling without human contact. Twice daily, between 1:30 and 4:90, the queen is milked. One cow, Lilian Rose, under 700 pounds, yielded over 9 pounds of butterfat in a year, winning the national Jersey cattle club championship.
Callin G Men on Asheville Death
Authorities in Asheville North Carolina sought FBI help to solve the stabbing and shooting death of Helen Clevenger an 18 year old New York University student on vacation three Asheville detectives handed Hoover new evidence. The report notes early Olympic victors received honors and were allowed to build monuments and be exempt from taxation.
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Back-Door Politician R A Cook Undercuts Gubernatorial Hope
Our judgment of Pulaski County judge R A Cook shifts from a dismissive view to a critical expose. He is portrayed as a political boss linked to past Ku Klux influence, with tax figures and debt claims disputed. The piece argues mothers pensions and public welfare have suffered under his administration while Bailey’s actions are credited with fiscal restraint.
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Hempstead County
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