Soil Bank abuses prompt chorus of reform calls
A LAC Lag column criticizes loopholes in soil bank policy as farmers exploit rules to siphon subsidies. It cites a farmer who claimed 1200 for not planting and later drew crop insurance payments, plus a 1955 case of misrepresentation increasing farm acreage. The piece argues parity prices drive evasion and urges policy lowering to curb surpluses.
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Town Meeting Editor Responds To Dr Cranes May 21 Article
In connection with Dr Cranes article titled Does Ritual Clatter to the Churchs taste Principles the editor seeks space to publish a response. The letter references the Doctor and the ritual seen in Christian Churchwork not being mentioned by Jesus and asks for consideration of space for a reply.
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Jesus
Remember 'When' remembered ten years of dinor chambers history
The article reflects on a decade since the Dinor Chambers of Commerce of the United States held their fifth annual convention at Municipal Auditorium, noting social events for delegates' wives, labor arbitration outcomes, hospital dedication plans, and local civic developments, interwoven with religious reflections on ritual and authority from early church history. It cites figures, institutions, and places like Lang Benen City Lines, Mary’s Hospital, and St Anthony’s parish, alongside references to local negotiations and infrastructure projects.
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Protest by Morse Bit Late
Washington letter quotes G Ed Waterbury Conn criticizing tax write offs aiding the war effort and national resources. Senator Morse defends the amortization plans in Oregon totaling 82.654 million dollars, noting none related to Korea. The conversation includes views on future war risk and optimism from former officials in Washington.
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G. Ed
Waterbury
Oregon
Morse
Untitled 1960 GOP hopes and world crisis talk
A long-winded dispatch discusses Russia and its satellites as unprepared for full war, noting U S supply advantages and potential Soviet limits. It mentions Khrushchev, Dubinin, and a Stassen bid for 1960, with pundits doubting a strong U S response and Reagan era tensions shaping Republican hopes.
Formosan labor yields vast yearly rice and sugar outputs
The text notes that largely handworked Formosans in Taiwan produce about 1.8 million tons of rice and nearly 1 million tons of sugar annually. It emphasizes extensive manual labor contributing to large agricultural outputs.
Khrushchev nuclear bluff must be debunked
The piece argues Khrushchev exaggerates Soviet hydrogen weapon claims to frighten the world. It notes hydrogen bomb size has practical limits due to fallout and diminishing returns, suggesting Moscow may have spoken big for propaganda. It urges rapid truth-telling by free nations to counter the bluff.
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Russia
Communist Party
Soviet Union
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Warsaw
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Arctic
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Brotherhood and Strife in Ancient Stories and Modern Life
A reflection on the Bible’s enduring relevance and the universality of brotherly conflict. It compares Jacob and Esau with modern family and tribal tensions, noting how ambition and daily contacts fuel disunity while urging a focus on causes of brotherhood rather than mere propaganda.
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Exan
Eran
Brother
Hood
Crossword Puzzle Clues From Old Newspaper Page
Fragmented OCR reads like a crossword puzzle with scattered clues for a 21 Across 22 Down style grid. Entries include items such as types of roads and winter vehicles among other numbered hints.
Q and A from a historic paper on science and religion
A collection of Q and A items covers uranium sale restrictions, religious denomination membership at Scharose feldern, locusts as food in parts of Asia, Columbia University’s origins as King's College, and the national debt under the Articles of Confederation. The text interleaves reflections on Bible lessons and timeless moral warnings.
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Columbia
New York City
King's College
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England
Dulles Pressure Shifts Ike on Girard Case and Allies Policy
Secretary of State Dulles swayed President Eisenhower to overrule Army positions and pursue a U.S. court martial for Sgt. William Girard, citing broader Asiatic policy stakes. The administration debated who should decide Girard’s fate amid tensions in Korea and Japan, with potential impacts on Mutual Defense Treaty allies, troops in Asia, and public sentiment toward American GIs.
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Ile
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Dulle
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