Wheat and politics mix in 1954 European output notes
The piece reviews European wheat production from 1921 to 1932 for countries like Greece Italy and Poland with yields per acre and total bushels. It contrasts European price labor advantages with American costs and notes Europe may not become a major wheat importer again. It also covers a Republican convention in Chicago praising Henry P. Fletcher as National Republican Committee chairman and the party’s internal dynamics.
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Cattle Disease Eradication Plan Expanded Nationwide
The U S Department of Agriculture states that cattle disease eradication work will be intensified across 24 states and the District of Columbia, beginning the week of June 4. Officials from the Bureau of Animal Industry, the AAA, and state veterinarians will continue the program despite drought conditions.
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Boys Must Know Plant Pest Names at Penn State
The annual Future Farmers Week at Pennsylvania State College includes an entomological judging contest where 600 plus vocational boys identify plant diseases and pests such as cureulia rhizoctonia and bacillus phytophorus. They also judge dairy cattle livestock poultry and farm mechanics with a public speaking contest. State Highway Patrol totals show 87,170 patrols this year to date versus 100k last year.
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Future Farmers
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Did You Ever Stop to Think
I W Hartford editor of the Portsmouth Herald extols newspapers. He says newspapers play a vital role in national and international affairs, document events, serve as reference for future generations, act as a balance wheel in communities, and provide advertising value that readers enjoy rather than resist.
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Todays Of Other Years From the Gazette Files
Twenty years ago on Monday June 8 1914 Miss Frances Fish a 14 year old orphan living with Mr and Mrs John Sharp near Kellysburg was struck by lightning and died instantly though no burn marks remained Indiana County Old Soldiers celebrate the State Encampment opening in Old Indiana with decorations and a busy week ahead Charles LeRoy Playfoot of Pittsburgh and Olive Martha Agey daughter of Mr and Mrs J Sloan Agey of Wayne Avenue wed in the First United Presbyterian Church on June 6th
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Nine Milestones Of Free Schools In Pennsylvania
Dr James N Rule announces nine key achievements since the 100th anniversary of the free school law as high schools focus on centennial observances. Large schools stage plays and pageants while smaller schools have valedictorian and salutatorian discussions of state growth and public education development.
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Commonwealth
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State Council of Education
Pennsylvania
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