Farm Bureau leader denounces government price support view
Allan B. Kline, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, lampoons the get it from the government for nothing philosophy as an insidious fallacy. He warns inflation and price fixing threaten living standards in agriculture as 5,000 delegates from 47 states and Puerto Rico attend the convention.
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Seattle
American Farm Bureau Federations Today
Allan B. Kline
Big Farm Organization
Kline
Iowa
Puerto Rico
Two 17-Year-Olds Bound Over On Three Charges
Two 17-year-olds accused of breaking and entering property damage and assault with a dangerous weapon in an attempted jail break pleaded guilty to all three counts in County Court. Each was bound over to Circuit Court with bonds set at 1000 dollars.
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Henry Thicke
Bangor
Frank Chandler
Sparta
Edward Stokes
Mark Hewitt
Vern Lamp
John Bosshard
Roy V. Ahlstrom
Bosshard
Larry Linhart
Linhart
Oliver Bemis
Stokes
Bangor High School
Ahlstrom
Jury Probes Scene Of Tavern Murder In Wisconsin Rapids
A nine woman and three man circuit court jury examines the rural tavern where 76 year old Clara Bates was killed. Edward Kanieski 32 is charged with first degree murder for beating and strangling Bates. State witnesses describe June 30 events and the scene.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Edward Kanieski
Clara Bates
Kanieski
Here
Alvin Phipps
Bates
Phipps
Miss Bates
Wood County
Arthur M. Ball
Tom Forsythe
Legion Post Activities and Red Cross Bloodmobile Schedule
The Legion Listening Post outlines weekly gatherings at the club with drum corps, auxiliary meetings, post meetings, and holiday parties. A Red Cross Bloodmobile visit is planned for December 15–17 with a goal of 150 pints daily to aid veterans in Korea. Santa will attend Friday night and a New Year celebration is planned. Police report an incident with a $500 pinball machine and a suspect taken to a Sparta hospital.
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Goodfellowship
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Miami
Santa Claus
R. Niedfeldt
Red Cross
Korea
Paul Zenke
Donald Smith
Vern Hobson
Sparta
Harry C. Johnson
Monroe County
Returnee Goes Berserk at Wisconsin Camp McCoy
A battle fatignet Korean returnee from a tin can composed of Camp McCoy went berserk at the post. He caused a disturbance in the 2 per cent tin and 98 per cent Bacon and Hanson bowling alloy steel area.
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Sparta
Wis
Camp McCoy
Bacon and Hanson
Milwaukee Experts Say Other Cities Surpass New York Police
Bruce Smith, veteran police survey expert, told a public hearing that New York's 19,000-officer department no longer deserves the title of finest. He cited Milwaukee Detroit Cincinnati and St Louis as having stronger forces.
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New York
Milwaukee
Bruce Smith
Smith
Detroit
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Films in Algiers Compete Between French and American
Algiers reports that French films and United States origin cinema battle for market share in the city. American productions supply 45 percent of entertainment while French films account for 39 percent in Algiers.
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United States
Algiers Leports
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By Jim Hutcheson
Legion Listening
New Mexico State
Santa Fe
Johnny Vacherson
Tony Sandoval
Fred Johnson
Crescent Jewelers
Wittnauer
Jewelers
Main St
la Crosse
Algiers
Sheerest
Denier
STE Tae
Wort
Sae
Warde
Lovell Wringer
Oay
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