Wheat quota referendum delayed to Thursday
Kingsport Times reports a delayed referendum on wheat marketing quotas for the 1954 crop will be held Thursday after Congressional postponement. Secretary Freeman cited imminent winter wheat planting and potential farm bill actions as reasons to proceed, outlining penalties and price supports tied to quota approval or disapproval for Sullivan County growers and other participants.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Orville J. Freeman
Conpress
Congress
House
Senate
R. Jones
Sullivan County
ASC
Mariana
Jounty Agricultural Stabilization
Jones Sid Sam
Tennessee Dairy Princess To Be Selected Tuesday
Tennessee's First Lady of Dairying will be chosen in the seventh annual Tennessee Dairy Princess Contest sponsored by the American Dairy Association of Tennessee. The event at Ellington Agricultural Center near Nashville begins at 7 p.m. with twenty six county princesses competing for the honor and a chance to enter the American Dairy Princess contest in fall 1957.
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Tennessee Dairy Princess
Nashville
Tennessee
American Dairy Association of Tennessee
Ellington Agricultural Center
Wilk Dairy
Ann
Upper East Tennessee
Mawkins
Jennie Gail Ashe
Rogersville
Greene County
Sherry Moncier
Afton
Hamblen County
Sandra Moyers
Morristown
Washington County
Helen Walker
Jonesboro
Livestock Firm Suspension Ordered by USDA
WASHINGTON AP A Clonton Tean livestock firm faces a week long registration suspension starting November 1 after an Agricultural Marketing Service complaint alleging false bills of sale and improper livestock handling. The firm denied the charges and no ownership of cattle was disclosed. Separate reports note a street accident with a dr u nk driver and a hip injury to a one year old, plus three noninjury traffic crashes on Highway 35 in Hamblen County.
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Washville
US. Department of Agriculture
Clonton Livestock Auction Co
Drvisio
Fere
USA
Companie
Smpleyes
Secusyah
Druck
Oon Highway
Hamblen County
Sullivan 4-H Club Chatter Shows Mixed District Results
Sullivan 4-H Club notes mix of disappointments and memories from the state 4H event. Members from Blountville and nearby clubs earned praise for demonstrations and showmanship while grooming and attire guidelines are discussed, highlighting Patsy Dewin and Carol Riley among participants.
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Patsy
Kennedy to consider executive order barring housing discrimination
Washington reports Kennedy weighs an executive order to bar discrimination in federally subsidized housing, likely to take effect January 1, 1963. The move, urged during the 1960 campaign, aims to curb racial religious and ethnic bias in federally aided housing programs amid political risk.
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UPI
Kennedy
Feders d
Lincoln
Eisenhow
Tate
Tew
Mack Thunderbird
Bow Ann McCulley
Sale Anit Cental
New Hau
Sullivan
Ame
East Tennessee State
Fhasimsucodaml
Va-Guarat
Ride
GOP Has More Than Academic Interest In Loser Fulton Race
An AV News Analysis notes Tennessee Republicans eye the Loser Fulton race with strategic weight. GOP leaders discuss potential candidates in Davidson County and the Ninth District, weighing whether to back Laser or another contender as Democrats seek to lock in power. The piece stresses the race could tilt control in Congress for the next two years.
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GOP
Aleady
Asird
Henry
Halton Cuff
Pavilson
Thome
Dhol
Repiblicans
Congression
Palton Ie
Willy
Fulton
Davidion County
Con
Ey Soklom
Davidson County
Clergyman Wins Confidence Vote Over Georgia Race Stand
Albany GA clergy man Rev Brooks Ramsay of First Baptist Church faced support amid controversy after he refused to back down on opposition to arrests of Black demonstrators. A clerical delegation staged a prayer pilgrimage from New York area, meeting city leaders and vowing to obey laws while in town. A local judge argued the church was used for political activity, sentencing three arrested Black adults to jail or fines.
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Aluany
Brooks Ramsay
Albury
First Baptist
Kignsey
Fidenge Activi
Tocal
Itlergy
Glen
Te Norty
Misbret
Sor Albaty
Martin Luther King Jr
Abee
Asa DB. Kelley
Dental €. Brewer
Albany 4 Teriay Association
New York
Aso
Awo
King
de. W. Ui. Amerson
Albany
Kelley
Hava
Wrigh
Pasetor
West Side
Wright
Ramsey
Sone
Curt Hall
Ixus of Ushers
Robert M. Kinlovd
Johnnie Mae Cooper
Atlanta
Uaila Yamblin
Albay
Dudge Ajm
Durden
Ely
Local Breeders Buy Shorthorns
Kingsport breeders Art Carr and G J Dykes bought registered Milking Shorthorn bull calves from the American Milking Shorthorn Society, including sires Salana Rede and Meric Roan Queen lineage. Dykes also purchased three junior yearling heifers from Jones Hora Fara, while other buyers listed include Stokes and Variety Rada with cattle from various horn lines.
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Kingsport
Art Carr
G. J. Dykes
Rim
Hall
Song
American Milking Shorthorn Society
Cave
Warren
Salana Redeerat
Bain
Kingard
Stokes
Jones
Demo Criticizes Peace Corps On Economy Grounds
A brief item reports a protest critique aimed at the Peace Corps citing economy concerns. In a separate line, a note states three children were struck by autos and were released after medical checks. The article tone reflects a late-era civic briefing with local incident mention.
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Peace Corps
Hite speaks at economy meet amid rural poverty debate
Washington reports Rep Otto Passman criticizes Philippine travel costs tied to aid programs as Jim Hite and Clemson University figures discuss Southern Rural Poverty. The hearing examined whether $2628 should fund transport for Joha Cort and family to the Philippines and back, questioning alternatives and qualifications.
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UPI
Cers
Otto Passman
D-La
Danny Free
Tte
Corps of Econtocity
Ani
Erseas
Bite
Rock Springs
Gary
They
Passman
Ridicu
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Lsmesi¢An Farm Economic Associations
Michelle Robinson
University of Th
Park Drive
Cosmeceicut
Philippines
Fouind Flite
Anu
Nowie Canine At
Joha
Too Late For Rain To Aid Tennessee Crops Says Fry
NASHVILLE Sunday a weekend rain would help Tennessee crops but Frye warned it arrives too late. He estimated tobacco losses in the midstate and cotton losses in West Tennessee could total up to 4.35 million dollars, with midstate tobacco worth about 40 million annually and West Tennessee cotton about 100 million. He called the loss projections rough and noted most disruption would be in middle and west Tennessee.
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Nashmilee
UPH
Carl Pry
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Middle and
West Tennessee
Frye
Midstate
Greene Fair Opens in Illinois County with Schedule
An old OCR fragment notes the Greene Fair opening in Greene County Illinois with entries and viewing times. It mentions key days Tuesday and Monday and indicates schedule details, though the text is garbled and incomplete.
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An. Oo County
Sam, Thesday
Primatene for asthma and hay fever relief
Doctors prescribe Primatene for private patients with asthma or hay fever. The nonprescription formula opens airways, eases congestion, relieves tension, and dries nasal passages without injections or nasalizers. Primatene comes in full prescription strength and is sold at drugstores.
Planes Sweep Jungle for Army Deserters in Panama
In Panama City search planes sweep jungle hills northeast of the city seeking about 19 Army deserters. Justice Minister Marcos Robles says planes operate with loyal troops to subdue rebels. U S forces involvement unclear as Panama lacks an air force. Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, Kennedy’s top military adviser, to visit the Canal Zone amid the Panamanian uprising led by ex Maj Manuel Hurtado. Hurtado led the Public Order Force against government troops. he was relieved of command and fled toward Costa Rica.
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Pasama
Eph
Paenta
Justice
Marcos Robles
Panama
U. 5
Canal Zone
U. S. Air Force
Mamwell DB. Taylor
Kennedy
Ita
Radies
exMaj
Manuel Hurtado
Ay Hosmer
I Hurtado
Cosi Rica
Drunk Calls Highlight Kingsport Police Weekend Reports
Four drunken calls occupied Kingsport police Sunday along with several miscellaneous complaints. No traffic incidents within city limits. Reported issues include children racing go-carts along Holyoke and St. Highland. Motorcycles with loud mufflers on Robyettson and Minton Place. People seen fighting on Houston Avenue.
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Kingsport
Gocaris
Holyoke St
Robyettson St
Minton Place
Houston Ave
Sullivan Boys Joined Junior Guernsey Club
Sullivan County agent Charles D. Holland announces that Roy Roscabsinn of Bristol and Henry Taylor Jr. of Bluff City have been accepted for junior membership in the American Guernsey Cattle Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen R. Stocking
Charles D. Holland
Roy Roscabsinn
Bristol
Henry Taylor Jr
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Sullivan County
No Takes For Sitdown Protest In London
Plans by Britain’s committees of levee to host a mass sitdown outside the Air Ministry draw nearly 500 young people. Junior members urged to register their Guernseys at Tow, as lack of interest clouds participation. Bertrand Russell pleads for 7,000 persons to attend September 9, though he doubts the target will be reached.
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London
LPS
Britain
Air Ministry
Huey
Lord
Bertrand) Russell
I Movement
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