Mills and Rutherford Take Honors in Dairy Herds
Mercs of Herbert Mills and H P Rutherford lead Sullivan County Dairy Herd Improvement Association rainfall April production J W McClain reports Mills 53 cows average 1050 pounds milk 42 6 butterfat per cow tops among large herds Rutherford 24 cows average 1 13 pounds milk 41 6 butterfat among smaller herds. Other high producers listed include B R Starr Tom Cross F W Stickley W Allen Warren Fleenor and more with individual cows yielding 2314 pounds milk and butterfat leaders Bills Harr Stickley leading butterfat. nine Mills cows produced 60 pounds plus butterfat in 30 days.
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Herbert Mills
H. P. Rutherford
Sullivan County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
J. W. McClain
Rutherford
B. R. Starr
Tom Cross
F. W. Stickley
Allen
Warren Fleenor
Mills
Cross
Bills
Harr
Stickley
Tom Cress
Losses From Storms Deductible With Proof For Farmers
The Associated Press notes that storm and other casualty losses on farms can be deductible for income tax purposes if damages are well documented. Gather contemporaneous photos, witness statements, and expert appraisals to support claims, as the IRS may require evidence when filing loss deductions.
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Associated Press
Corer
Robert
Carter
University of Tennessee
Economist
Internal Revenue Service
Tennessee
U.S. Department of Agriculture
C. H. Lang
Tennesseans Win In Quiz Program
Tennesseans triumph on a television quiz program beating King's College in Wilkes-Barre, 269 to 180, in their second appearance. They face the University of Rhode Island next, after routing Manhattan College 260 to 80 in their first showing. Harold Wimberly Jr. sparked the team with a seigneur question and a 40-0 start, while Lee led at halftime. Participants include Wimberly, Joe Gorman, Anne Dempster of Knoxville, and David Rudin of Oak Ridge, returning from New York.
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Knoxville
Tennesget
Howl Trany
King’s College
Wilkes Barre
Rhode Island
Mahattan College
Harold Wimberly Jr
Teanessen
Teanes Lee
Wimberly
Joe Gorman
Anne Dempster
David Rudin
Oak Ridge
New York
Van Allen Belt Dangers Cited by Discoverer
Washington United Press story reports Dr James A Van Allen describing the inner Van Allen radiation belt as uninhabitable from 2,000 to 40,000 miles above Earth. He warns a day’s exposure would endanger explorers, though asserts spaceflight to the moon remains feasible with limited time in the zone.
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Washington
Van
Allen
Mes A. van Allen
House Appropriations
University of Iowa
Ace
van Allen
Almanac May 14 1962 highlights and celestial notes
May 14 1962 almanac roundup notes the day of year 231 with Mars Jupiter Salum in the morning sky and Venus Mercury in the evening. Historic events include Lewis and Clark setting out in 1804 and a special election amid war era tensions.
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United Press International
Jupiter
Salum
Lewis and Clark
Pacific
Filip Ttion
Fzi
Rotterdam
Arthur James Balfour
Paratroopers Cause Minor Injuries In Asbury Park Incident
Paratroopers from the Marine unit dropped during an Armed Forces Day exercise in Asbury Park New Jersey causing two women to be landed upon after gusting winds. Mrs Ansa Widman of East Orange and Mrs Marion Rughes of Newperk were treated and released. A paratrooper was unharmed. Other drops included a restaurant and car mislanding. Four people died and thirty six injured in a separate collision near here Sunday.
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Asbury Park
UPI
Armed Forces
Ocean Resort
Ansa Widman
East Orange
Marion Rughes
Newperk
Sancher
UT Agronomist Tips On Tobacco Setting
Knoxville records detail guidance from Gilbert W. Rhodes UT Extension agronomist on tobacco setting timing and techniques. Transplant by June 1 when possible, use moist-bed pulling to preserve roots, grade plants for uniformity, set after pulling, prefer machine setting on level land with ample water, space 42 inch rows with 16 to 8 inch intra-row spacing, and plan 8400 to 19000 plants per acre. dark tobacco in north central Tennessee uses 42 inch rows and about 36 inch intra-row spacing.
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Knoxville
Imall
Gilbert W. Rhodes
Ut Extensin Agronomist
Tennessee
Stepmother Charged In Fatal Beating Of Child
Hialeah Florida. A year old stepson Lipford girl Charlotte Lipford died after a belt beating over supper refusal. Diane Watake Lipford 26 admitted beating the child after initially blaming a babysitter. Detective Gene Sallie and Juvenile Court Judge Ben J Shepard commented on the case.
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Hialeah
Fla
Juvenile Court
Ben J. Shhppard
Gene Sallie
Anderson Ponders Political Career
NASHVILLE AP Navy Capt William R Anderson skipper of the nuclear submarine Nautilus on its historic voyage under the North Pole returns to Washington to weigh a possible political run He is urged by friends to seek the Democratic nomination for governor of Tennessee A weekend visit to Humphreys County included time with his parents
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Nashville
Navy
William R. Anderson
North Pole
Washington
Anderson
Overnor
Tennessee
Secretary of the Navy
Humphreys County
Began In Office Building Basement USDA Now A Mammoth Operation
The USDA grew from a basement bureau founded May 15 1862 by Isaac Newton to a vast federal department. It now employs about 75 000 staff with a payroll near 50 million yearly. The agency expanded from basic crops to engineering, soil research, pest control, marketing, nutrition, home economics, and price stabilization.
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USDA
Ovid A. Martin
Washington
Issac Newton
Newton
Agricul
Ker
Abraham Lincoln
U.S
Department of Agriculture
Lary Orville Freeman
George Washington
Thom
Thomas Jefferson
Lincoln
Rad
Pennsylvania
Young Bureau
Europe
New York
California
Powerment
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
Rev Berndt Named Rector of St Pauls Episcopal Church
The Rev. Douglas J. Berndt of Nashville will become rector of St. Pauls Episcopal Church in Kingsport on September 3. He will replace retiring Rev. L. F. Kent and bring a background including BA from Boston University and STB from Berkeley Divinity School. He served in the Air Force and has led church education efforts in Tennessee. He is married to Susan Jane Galliher and they have four children. The Berndts belong to Nashville ornithology and Belle Meade Country Club affiliations.
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Douglas J. Berndt
Nashville
St. Paul's Episcogy
Kings Spark
Berndt
St. George's Church
L. F. Kent
Paul's
Kent
iMountain City
Springfield
Mass
Fitchburg
Boston University
Berkeley Divinity School
New Haven
Conn
Barnett
United States Air Force
Arst
Air Proving Ground Command
Department of Christian Education
Episcopal Diocese of
Tennessee
New England
Susin Jane Galliher
Washington
Madeira School
Greenway
Mount Halyoke College
South Uladley
Berndts
Edward
Lawrence
Sarah
Johnathan
The
Tennessee Ornithological Society
Belle Meade Country Club
Bernde
Now You Know By United Press International
The pyramid of Cheops near Cairo originally stood 431 feet tall with a base of 746 feet. Removal of facing stone has reduced its present height to 452 feet.
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United Press International
Pyramid of Cheops
Cairo
Tumbles To Death In New York Apartment Fall
A 3 year old boy named Aitcar Hernandez died after tumbling from a bunk bed while playing in his New York City apartment. He fell through a window and dropped six floors to the street, authorities reported.
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New York
UPI
Aitcar Hernandez
How Tennesseans Were Recorded On Roll Calls
AP reports on how Tennessee members of Congress were recorded on recent roll calls. Senate votes show rejection of anti filibuster rule to limit debate on literacy tests for voting with Gore Keyfauver against. House vote rejected 171-201 on Philippine war damage bill with Bass Davis Everette Avins Frazier for the bill while Baker Reece opposed.
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Washington
Senate
Loser
Baker
Reece
Nat
Ubluttay
Underconsumption as Major Milk Problem in County Contest
Washington County principals and dairymen say underconsumption, not overproduction, hampers milk use. Schools divided by size competed in a March contest with $300 prize funding, using three classes. First place schools averaged large milk intake gains, with one up 280 percent.
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Abingdon
Washington
Appalachian Dairy Council
Groseclose
Washington County Dairy Club
FiveYearOld Dies In Barn Fire In Seneca Falls
In Seneca Falls New York UPI reports a five year old boy Ralph Lawrence died in asphyxia after a barn fire. Edward Lawrence tried to rescue him from the second story doorway but could not reach him in time. The coroner ruled death due to asphyxiation.
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Seneca Falls
N.Y
UPI
Edward Lawrence
Ralph 5
Lawrence
Ralph
Reestablishment urged for Tennessee Alcoholism Commission
Former Gov. Frank Clement urged reestablishment of the Tennessee Alcoholism Commission, created in 1955 and abolished in 1983, saying the state must provide leadership in fighting alcoholism. He spoke at the state convention of Alcoholics Anonymous and said if elected governor he would recreate the panel.
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Nashville
Frank Clement
Tennessee Alcoholism Commission
Clement
Timber Readvertised for Bays Mountain Reservation Sale
Bids were rejected for 470000 board feet of sawtimber and 100 cords of pulpwood and timber is readvertised with an additional 45 AM record fantasy. Harvest area is north of Bays Mountain in the southwest portion of the reservation and will be sold lump sum. Inspect timber and obtain bid forms from James B. Nix in Building 1 Area B HOW. Bids due by 2 pm CST May 17 at the district engineer's office 2301 Airport Blvd Mobile Alabama.
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Halston Vedrance
Wale
D. A. Raymond
Army District
Raymond
Bays Mountain
James B. Nix
Airport Blvd
Mobile
Ala
Pam Cst
Insurance Promos From Moore & Welker Inc At 211 Broad St
The ad from Moore & Welker, Inc. at 211 Broad Street promotes insurance, loans, and real estate services. It urges travelers to carry pink cards for Canadian insurance, offers to review coverages, and advises caution about leaving homes unattended while away. It emphasizes independent agents serving customers first and includes general safety tips for travel.
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Moore & Welker, Inc
Broad Street
National Association 'Insurance Agents
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