Governors Confer on Meat Promotion Plan in Omaha
Governor Anderson announced a meeting in Omaha on Wednesday with representatives from 17 states and others likely attending. Attendees include Texas Iowa Kansas Wisconsin Missouri Minnesota South Dakota Ohio Wyoming Idaho Utah Montana Tennessee and Nebraska with possible additions from Oklahoma Colorado California and Oregon. The one day session, called by Governors Hoegh and Anderson, aims to promote a national meat campaign with a livestock sale check system to boost consumption and stabilize markets.
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Nebraska
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Colorado
California
Oregon
Leo Hoegh
Funeral services set Tuesday for Giver King Jones
In Sweetwater a 16 year old Indianalist and Presbyterian lay leader, Giver King Jones, dies Sunday after a brief illness. He headed several businesses including Sweetwater Hosiery Mills and Guthrie, Bradley & Jones, and served as director of Sweetwater Bank & Trust Co. Survived by widow and three sons, including O K Jones Jr and Jackson Jones of Sweetwater. Funeral Tuesday at 3 p.m. with survivors listed.
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King Colelege
Bristol
Hiwassee College
Madisonville
Bachman Presbyterian Home For Children
Cleveland
Rider
Bheelwater Presbyterian
Churcia
John M. Jones
Greeveville
Dally Son
O. K. Jones Jr
Jackson Jones
Newton Jones
Greeneville
I Co
Tennessee Farmers Corner: storing foods to cut losses
Farmers across Tennessee learn cost efficient methods from the USDA list of affordable stored foods and pest control tips. Plastic greenhouse covers inspire ideas for frozen storage while cost analyses highlight freezer and soil costs. Experts urge cleaning granaries and grain bins to curb pests and losses as weather delays work on many farms.
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Tennessee
Vesty
Hog Prices Rise and Vealers Advance Across Markets
Agricultural Market ing Service reports mixed hog price gains and steady to strong cattle markets. Broilers show ample supply with regional price stability. Arrivals reached 71,000 in key markets, while wholesale beef and pork varied by region. Florida and Georgia auctions saw price shifts. citrus and vegetables moved in larger volumes as late-week prices firmed on several items. Three former Michigan State players enter professional leagues in an Oakland area draft context.
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Aidwest
Agricultural Marketing Service
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Iowa
Minnesota
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Montgomery
Carolinas
Georgia
Del-Mar-Va
Seaboard
Southern
Florida
Nashville
Morida
Gport
Southeastern
Dairy Surplus Aid For Schools Boosts Food Donations
Washington reports the Agriculture Department seeks bids to repackage roughly 48 million pounds of U.S. dairy products for domestic donation through school lunch programs and needy agencies. About 21 million pounds of CCC butter, cheddar cheese, processed cheese, and nonfat dry milk solids are to be repacked into specified unit sizes.
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Washington
INS
Agriculture Department
Commodity Credit Corporation
Professor Explains Rigid and Flexible Farm Supports
Washington report quotes University of Illinois economist H C Case outlining flexible price supports. He notes parity pricing, supply thresholds, and how the system aims to stabilize total income rather than prices alone.
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Ins
Congress
H. C. Case
University of Uunois
Secretary of Agriculture
Production High For Artificially Sired Cows Here
Sullivan County reports a dairy program where 61 artificially sired Holstein cows across four herds average 1176 pounds of milk and 48 pounds of butterfat more than their dams. ABA daughters show higher lactation totals and Butterfat with potential yearly value gains. County agents urge contact for details on artificial breeding results and records.
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J. W. McClain
ABA
N. B. Presley
Warren Fleenor
J. W. Massengill
Roy Hart
McClain
Sullivan
Shuman Fights Wheat Dump Plan in Senate Vote Clash
Washington Farm Bureau President Charles B. Shuman says the domestic dumping plan for wheat approved by the Senate last week would hurt farm income. He describes the 100 percent parity support on wheat for human consumption as a risky three-pronged policy and criticizes the plan as not a strict price index but a broader scheme.
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INS
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D-Mine
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D.N.M
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Senate
GOP
Congress
Ezra Taft Benson
American Farm Bureau Federation
Charles B. Shuman
Shuman
Farm Bureau
U. S
Frank Caelson
R-Kah
Ike
Soil Bank
Wheat export push widens with new U S aid plan
Washington reports the Agriculture Department and the Mil ders National Federation will jointly expand exports of U S wheat and products. They will develop projects to boost foreign consumption, cooperate with international trade groups, and conduct surveys to identify markets and opportunities for research, market analysis, and sales promotion.
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Washington
INS
Agpewsure Department
Milders’ National Federation
U. S
Farm Land Prices Continue Advance Across States
The Agriculture Department reports that farm real estate values rose in most states during the four months ended last November. Prices climbed with demand from farmers and investors, reflecting persistent strength in land values nationwide.
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Washington Finl
Agriculture Department
Sullivan County Farm Bureau Membership Reaches 682
Sullivan County Farm Bureau reports 682 members after a countywide enrollment drive led by membership chair Hugh W. Copenhayer. President Dryden Fleenor credits the drive’s success to volunteers, the public dinner at Jett-Hotel Bristol, and an extended Extension Service push. Six workers achieved ten or more new members each, including H. W. Cunen haver and George Massenglis, reflecting rising interest in Farm Bureau programs.
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County Farm Bureau
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Pleenor
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Jett
Hotel Bristol
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Freenot
Ford and Ann’ Club
H. W. Cunenhaver
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McCrary
Fra ‘Fany
George Massenglis
Vertin Overbay
Sullivan County Farm Bureau
Dr C M Kincaid to Lead Regional Beef Programs
Dr Charles M Kincaid, newly transferred to the University of Tennessee, is named coordinator of USDA Southern Regions Beef Cattle Breeding Project. Based at UT, he will oversee breeding work across three USDA field stations and 13 state stations in Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Kentucky Louisiana Maryland Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Texas and Virginia.
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Charles M., Kincaid
University of Tennessee
Virginia Polytechnia Instiitute
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Burmese women volunteers study Israel military integration
Four Burmese air force officers arrived in Tel Aviv to study Israel’s experience of enlisting women in the armed forces. The visitors said they are the first Burmese women to volunteer for service, and they expect many more after applying lessons learned in England and Israel.
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