Schoeppel Proposes New Crop Control Measurement
U S Senator Schoeppel argues for using bushels, bales, or pounds instead of acres in farm production limits. He backs soil bank payments, higher loans on high grade commodities, and empowering the Agriculture Secretary to adjust surplus grain and access foreign markets as needed.
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Washington
Schoeppel
Kas
Congress
Senate Agriculture Committee
Agriculture Department
Schoenpel
Soil Bank
Benson
Secretary of Agriculture
Fragmentary phrase hints at storage disposal rights
A readable fragment notes a policy or rule about not delaying disposal of stored commodities to avoid deterioration. The text implies authority to act may be tied to preserving quality, but lacks full context or names.
Army private deserts to East Germany with German girl friend
Kenneth D. Miller 23 of San Francisco pleaded guilty to desertion by crossing into East Germany with Irmegard Bamberg. A seven member general court martial sentenced him to two years at hard labor and a dishonorable discharge. The sentence, maximum for desertion, was handed down in Frankfurt after a ten minute deliberation and is subject to review. Miller, with the 4th Infantry Division, returned to U.S. authorities last September 3 after crossing April 21, 1954.
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Franfurt
Germany
East Germany
Kenneth D. Miller
San Francisco
Miller
Frankfurt
Irmegard Bamberg
East
Magazine Says Teacher Salaries Hiked Enough
New York based Public School Executive magazine reports teachers in 1955 earned higher salaries, yet their purchasing power lags behind 1939 figures when compared with other wage groups. It cites sharp drops from 1939 to 1948 and only marginal gains since as the cause.
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New York
Professional Trade Magazine
He's Home for Holidays
An Albemarle County housewife gave neighbor children a puppy as a Christmas gift to replace their lost dog. The pup from the local PSAC shelter resembled and effectively was the missing dog.
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Charlottesville
Albemarle County
PSAC
Noted Bridge Expert Roger Steffen Dies Of the Heart Ailment Tuesday
Brattleboro Vermont Ely Culbertson 64 who helped make bridge a national rage died while napping before dinner Death due to heart failure from insufficient oxygen He had suffered shortness of breath for years Illness began last May revived two weeks ago Family said breathing was so difficult he sat up last four nights A ward 15 year old Mexican girl found him when waking him for dinner Culbertson credited with developing an effective contract bridge system He promoted it with exhibitions contests lectures and books VISTA Calif Roger Steffan retired New York banker publisher and White House operations director dead at 63 died of a heart attack swimming Tuesday at Palm Hill ranch Osborne Ohio native Phi Beta Kappa graduate from Ohio State 1913 once owned a Durham NC newspaper later banked in New York 1919 1953
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Brattleboro
Ely Culbertson
Bridge Authority
World Federation
Culbertson
Palm Hill Ranch
Osborne
Ohio
Steffan
Ohio State University
Durham
N.C
New York
Weather Shifts as Cold Front Hits Western States
A mid continent warming trend gave way to a cold front moving into the West and Eastern Seaboard. Pacific air cooled Montana by 49 degrees and parts of Idaho Utah and Nevada by 27 degrees. Glasgow Montana recorded 4 degrees, a 32 degree drop from Tuesday. Freezing line reached Columbia DC with East seesaw warming in Texas Oklahoma Kansas and the Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes regions.
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Mont
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D.C
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