Grade A Milk Plan Outlined For Producers Meet
MADISON Wis A plan for a grade A milk program was announced by state officials after informal talks with dairy groups. The proposal calls for continuous voluntary inspection for milk sent to out of state markets funded by producer assessments. The plan aims to support future quality rules from farm to processing and distribution benefiting northern districts seeking fluid market access.
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Madison
Wis
Department of Agriculture
State Board of Health
A. E. Madler
Women Enter Workforce At Faster Pace Than Men
Census figures analyzed by the Women's Bureau show U S women employed rising from 16 602 000 in May 1948 to 17 173 000 in May this year while men at work fell from 42 058 000 to 41 521 000. Unemployment climbs for both sexes and the labor force grows from 60 422 000 to 61 983 000.
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Washington
U. S
Census Bureau
Women’s Bureau
Labor Department
Cyrenes Glory Studied In Libyan Excavations
Archaeologists in northeastern Libya uncover ruins of Cyrene once a Greek cultural center in the fourth century B.C. The city housed philosophers and merchants for 1300 years and even attracted Plato to draft its laws. An inscription recently uncovered may reference Annikeris and Plato.
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Libya
Cyrene
Benghaz
Plato
Dionysios
Syracuse
Aegina
Annikeris
Akola batter Nikokha sets typing speed mark
A. N. Nikokha of Akola in Ber India reportedly breaks a typing speed record with a rapid 101.9 words per minute using 10-key methods. The report highlights precision and steady pace as key factors in the new mark.
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A. N. Nikokha
Akola
Ber- India
Closing Band Concert Planned For Final Evening
The Closing Band Concert plans to present its final year concert at Arneone Park Thursday evening. Guest soloist Kathryn Clark soprano recently studied in Minneapolis and won first in the Aquatennial music contest. Special instrumental duets and trios include Rosa Birnbaum with Alf Modahl and clarinet trios by Modahl Sterandt and Conklin. The event concludes 12 city council park board sponsored concerts led by Henry Streicher.
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Arneone Park
Kathryn Clark
Minneapolis
Rosa Birnbaum
Alf Modahl
Kenneth Sterandt
del Conklin
Park Board
Henry Streicher
Ivory Coast Buys U.S. Railroad Equipment
The Ivory Coast in the French African colony is purchasing railroad equipment from the United States, marking a substantial trade deal between the two regions and signaling modernization efforts in West Africa.
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Ivory Coast
Cuban Labor Unions Battle for Adherence in Bid War
Three major labor organizations in Cuba are competing to gain adherence from workers. The competitive bid signals intensifying union activity as factions court members and seek influence across the island's labor scene.
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Cuba
London Factory Wins Dollar Order From United Firm
A London factory secured a dollar earning order from a United firm valued at 1,175,000. The contract involves supplying table tennis equipment and expands trade between the two nations.
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London
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Ford Hopkins
Abette
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