South to vote on marketing quotas
Washington December 6 The south faces a pivotal vote on marketing quotas for cotton rice and three tobacco types. If two thirds vote yes quotas will limit production next year and trigger loans and subsidies for cotton. A no vote ends quotas and allows full planting and selling with prices left to market forces. The outcome could reshape New Deal policy and southern political alignment. The drive is led by Secretary Wallace with broad federal and state agricultural backing and regionwide appeals for continued benefits totaling 65 million dollars since October 1.
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Washington
South
Middle West
Wallace
Agriculture Department
American Cotton Association
Survey Estimates Vast Plowed Acreage and Bales
A survey estimates about 700000 acres were plowed up, equating to roughly 300000 bales. The figures reflect extensive agricultural disruption and indicate large scale land use changes.
Third claimant in $1.5 million will upsets probate in New York
In New York a movie usher William Reilly and ballet dancer Rosalie Kniskern stood to inherit $1.5 million from Mrs Edna Elliott after her death. A third claimant George R B Morss of Bartlesville Oklahoma appeared claiming sole next of kin rights and a $1.5 million share. His lawyers seeks to block probate and demand a jury trial, with trial likely a month or more away.
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New York
William Reilly
Roxy Theater
Rosalie Kniskern
Radio City Music Hall
Edna Elliott
George R. B. Morss
Bartlesville
Oklo
Elliott
Freak Accidents During Year Listed by Council
The national safety council lists 1988 freak accidents including an explosion at Beaumont Texas oil refinery trapping workers on a storage tank and a second blast forcing them to safety. Other incidents involve a calf eye operation that injures a surgeon from Step henville and a New York bridge crash after swerving to avoid a collision.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Beaumont
Tex
Verne A. Scott
John Tarleton College
Stephenville
Scott
Dr. Scott
William de Lorenzo
New York
Connie Holmes
Palestine, Tex
Rid esdespite fracture at Kansas farm accident
Parsons Kansas December 6 F M Carey 82 crawled 400 yards mounted his horse and rode home after a wagon with poles fell on him causing a double fracture of his right leg He crawled to a fence used as a ladder and then rode away despite injuries on the Oswego area farm.
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Parsons
Kan
F. M. Carey
Carey
Oswego
CROSSWORD PUZZLE CLUES LIST WITH MANY ENTRIES
Crossword puzzle style list presents Across and Down clues with numbers and partial phrases for a puzzle page. It includes references to borders, idols, Turkish titles, decimal parts, harvest goddess, shellfish, dairy machines, and biblical kings among many other terms.
Hulda’s Toyland Journey and the Helping Ermines
Hulda a Princess travels to Santa's Toyland with benevolent fairies and meets a trapped ermine. The ermine family forges a warm fur outfit for her and offers a magic needle, while Hulda forgets her king father under a blueberry’s spell and learns to trust the Toyshop with unseen dangers looming from an angry Queen.
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Santa
Funeral services held for Mrs Bert Mitchell
Funeral services for Mrs Bert Mitchell who died Tuesday night were held Friday afternoon at Rumsey funeral home with her sons Carl Arnold Chester Charles and John plus son in law William Chaney as pallbearers. A long list of local residents were guests and visitors in Thanksgiving week. A yearly Journal-World gift subscription offered by the paper.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Carl
Arnold
Chester
Charles
John
William Chaney
Mabel Wallace
Eudora
Ben Wallace
Mabel
McFarland
Louis Hadl’s
Howard Bernitz
Lela
Weaver
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Hesper
Alfred Torneden
Linwood
Paul Hadl
Farmland Journal
Farmland
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Ross Stanwix
Williamstown
Theodore Thulin
Kansas City
James Turner
F. G. Hughes
Nydia Hughes
Chicago
Ill
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Carol Martin
Mt. Pleasant
Grant
Lawrence
Plin White
Harold White
Franklin
Edward Martin
Loraine
J. D. Martin
Martin
Memorial Hospitals
Josephine Gilmore
Milton Schaake
Virginia
F. O. Anderson
Haskell
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