Cotton 606 I Farm Program In Complicated Citations
Columbia Missouri June 24 The cotton cog in the federal farm program is more complicated. Good growing weather in recent years left a large surplus so ample that even with no cotton grown in 1938 there would still be stock to carry over. Marketing quotas were approved in a national referendum with a 2 cent pound penalty on excess sales. Missouri cotton farmers in 12 counties voted about 18 to 1 in favor. Absent overstepping allotments the farmer faces no direct quota effects though conservation payments may be withheld if limits are exceeded. Acreage allotments operate differently for cotton.
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Hugi J. Wylie
Columbia, Mo
Missouri
Local Lady Praised for Health Breakthrough KruGen T: Mrs Emil Stock Credits KruGen with Cure of Nervous Breakdown
Local resident Mrs Emil Stock of Feberts Missouri credits KruGen with ending fourteen years of illness including nervous breakdowns boils headaches and kidney and bowel issues. She says KruGen regulated her kidneys and bowels improved digestion and sleep and removed years of poisoning buildup. The A Brandenberger Drug Co Jefferson City sells KruGen at $1 per box or eight for $5 plus tax with mail orders available.
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Emil Stock
A. Brandenberger Drug Co
East High Street
Feberts, Mo
Jefferson City
Mrs. Stock
KruGon
Cotton acreage allotments and payments plan outlined
Missouri farm officials explain cotton acreage allotments based on township percentages tied to 1935 36 or 87 history with minimum 40 50 percent floors for each farmer. Payments in 1938 rise from 1927 levels funded by 120 million dollars with adjustments up to 65 percent of base and tied to 10 market middling prices.
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David Meeker
State Agricultural Conservation
Woman campaigns for post by thought waves in Oklahoma
Shawnee Oklahoma June 24 AP Mrs Ruth M Johnson a candidate for state commissioner of charities and corrections plans a campaign by mental telepathy She will send constructive thought waves to 3521 voting precincts during 30 minute daily broadcasts aimed at rehabilitation and social service focus She lists six opponents in the July 12 Democratic primary including Mae West and works as tart supervisor at Tecumseh Training School for Girls.
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Shawnee
Oklo
Ruth M. Johnson
Johnson
Mae West
Tecumseh Training School
Rail workers oppose proposed wage slash across nation
Kansas City dispatch reports district and state railroad workers denouncing a 15 percent pay cut for railroad laborers. Chairman Thomas Stapleton said the cut would cost $290 million nationally and $10 million locally, urging leadership to protect workers’ purchasing power. Separate item notes horses stopping to save a banker trapped under a roller, and a medical claim linking dandruff to most baldness cases.
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Kansas City
Thomas Stapleton
Harry P. Drisler
S. T. Taylor
Slater Co
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Alton Railroad
H. H. McCoy
Milwaukee Railroad
S. E. Malmon
Maintenance of Ways
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
C. L. Essman
Brotherhood of Railway Signalmen
Burlington Railroad
Beta Sigma Omicron elects national officers at 50th anniversary
In Excelsior Springs Missouri Beta Sigma Omicron marks its golden anniversary. Mrs R F Orth of St Louis is reelected national president. Others include Mrs M C Burnaugh Chicago vice president and Miss Georgia B Bowman Liberty editor of the national publication. A crash near Houston Missouri kills 5 year old Robert Wheeler and injures Davis Holland when a car overturns three miles south of town. The Antwerp Plantin printing house is now a museum preserving 16th century presses and workshops.
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Excelsior Springs
Beta Sigma Omicron
Columbia
R. F. Orth
St. Louis
M. C. Burnaugh
Chicago
Elizabeth Turner Fox
Bernice Cole
San Francisco
Georgia B. Bowman
Liberty
Uni
Houston
Robert ‘T
Antwerp
Christopher Plantin
Europe
Norma Shearer to star Scarlett in Gone With the Wind
Hollywood reports Norma Shearer will play Scarlett O Hara and Clark Gable will portray Rhett Butler in the Civil War era saga. Producer David Selznick sought an unknown for the part but settled with Shearer after MGM opposed Gable’s loan. Casting drew intense public interest with many tested for key roles.
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Norma Shearer
Scarlett O'Hara
Clark Gable
Rhett Butler
Studio
Hollywood
Margaret Mitchell
Rhett Buller
Ohio
Gable
Miss Shearer
David Selznick
Selznick
Selanick
Janet Gaynor
Tallulah Bankhead
Struck by Bolt but He Doesn't Know It
Spokane, June 24 AP A CCC enrollee William D Wylie at the seven mile camp was struck by lightning and did not realize it until companions informed him. Youths in the woods witnessed the flash, and he felt a tingling arm as he picked up his ax.
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Spokane
Wash
William D. Wylie
CCC
Seven Mile
Wylie
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