Bonus Pine Seedling Plan Discontinued in Arkansas
International Paper will end its bonus seedling program in the Sail Gatik tree planting area starting with the 1957-43 season. Since inception, 12,892,000 seedlings were given free to fathers and small landowners in Arkansas, with Hampstead County receiving 994,000. The program aimed to stimulate farmers to plant trees, complemented by soil bank and school group efforts. Despite the end, free seedlings for school groups and youth programs will continue, and interested groups should contact J. Martin, Camden, Arkansas.
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Arkansas
International Paper Company
Hampstead County
J. S. Martin
International
Soil Bank
Ond
Martin
Soil Conseration Service
Extension Service
State Forestry Commission
Bluff City
FFA
NFA
J. Martin
International Rapers Company
Camden
Former Yale Grid Great Succumbs
Former Yale grid great Thomas Albert Dwight Taddones died yesterday. He was an All-America quarterback and one of Yale football’s most remarkable coaches with 57 wins and four ties. He retired in 1927 after nine years of coaching to devote time to industry, and a hall bears his name.
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Cohn
Yale
Thomas Albert Dwight Taddones
Scottching
Oll Fie Thitt
Jones
Willer
Vale
Flood Work Funds Outline in Public Works Bill
Washington reports details from an $814.8 million Public Works bill passed by the House and sent to the Senate. Allocations include projects like Grand River and Dardanelle Dam on the Arkansas River, Beaver Dam and Clinton levees, and Red River and White River constructions. The package also proposes $16.8 million for three large dams on the Arkansas River system in Oklahoma.
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Cerationas Warer
Yesturday
Senate
Greet’s Ferry
Hebe
Beaver Dam
Ouehita Hiver
Bull Shoals
Red River
Ankansas
Louisiana
Exis
White River
Migsoutl
Ariane Herne
Beouf
Farmers Vote on Market Quotas in 1968 Wheat Referendum
Washington report on the national referendum asking farmers to approve or reject marketing quotas for the 1968 wheat crop. The measure requires at least two thirds support from growers and is debated amid U S government crop controls and price supports. The National Farmers Union vigorously supports quotas while Secretary Benson argues controls are not stabilizing production or prices.
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Agriculture Department
Royal Srews
Secre‘ory
Benson
Eily
National Farmers’. Union
Frum
Great
Benson* Spackers
Congressional
Ces
Crep
Stay Within Budget Stay Within Budget Post Office Told
Washington dispatch reports the Post Office Department seeks 48% million in new funding within its reduced budget. Indications point to House approval of the recommendations, with a final bill expected next week as the fiscal year closes. The post office aims to maintain services while obeying the constraints of the reduced appropriation.
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Will A. F. Arbogast
Washington
Arpasreaa
AM. Ee
Dave
Bait
Sacha
Bai
Abe
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