Wheat Growers Told About Bankruptcy Risk in 1964 Wheat Program Debate
At the NAWG convention in Amarillo lawmakers warned wheat farmers face bankruptcy if a workable program is not enacted within 30 to 40 days. Freeman urged action to halt a projected $600 million drop in farm income as Purcell McGovern and Freeman pressed for a market stabilizing plan.
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Amarillo
UPI
Graham Purcell
D-Tex
Orville Freeman
George McGovern
D S. D
National Association of Wheat Growers
NAWG
Freeman
Sen. McGovern
Purcell
South Dakota
Funeral Rites Held for Helen Ruth Kelly in Cold Springs
Mrs. Helen Ruth Kelly 55 longtime Cold Springs resident died January 5 in Hobart after a brief illness. Services were held Wednesday at Cold Springs Friends church officiated by Rev. J W Bowman. Burial in Roosevelt cemetery under Preston Leckie funeral home Snyder. Survivors include husband C L Kelly two sisters Lillie Slane and Jessie Knapp and a brother Walter Tisdale. Bearers named.
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Snyder
Helen Ruth Kelly
Cold Springs
J. W. Bowman
Roosevelt Cemetery
Preston-Leckie Funeral Home
Navy
Sagauche
Colo
Kelly
Hobart
C. L. Kelly
Colorado
Roosevelt
Phoenix
Cuba Sugar Crop Shrinks to Smallest in 21 Years
Exiled Cuban planters estimate the 1967 sugar harvest at 3 million metric tons, far below the 38 million produced in 1963 and the pre Castro average of about 6 million. The crop is just starting as Cuba remains a world sugar giant in decline.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Sugar Planters Association of Cuba
Fidel Castro
Sooner Tax Hike: Oklahoma Federal Collections Rise
Earl Wiseman, district Internal Revenue director, said Oklahomans paid 69 million more in federal taxes in the first six months of this fiscal year than a year earlier. Totals reached 485,174,908 versus 415,968,495. withholding tax and gasoline tax increases were major factors.
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Oklahoma City
Earl Wiseman
Internal Revenue
Genet Larceny Trial Postponed Again in Oklahoma Court
Max Genet Jr former director of the Commerce and Industry Department faced grand larceny charges in Oklahoma County District Court. Judge William L. Fogg postponed the trial due to the illness of Genet's attorney Matt Brown and rescheduled it for February.
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Oklahoma City
Max Genet Jr
State Commerce and Industry Department
William L. Fogg
Oklahoma County
Fogg
Genet
Matt Brown
Court Asked To Set Aside Bank Charter At Norman
Oklahoma County District Court was asked to set aside the December 10 charter granted to the American Exchange Bank of Norman. Frank Lake of the Oklahoma National Bank at Norman filed the suit alleging the Banking Board did not follow state statutes in granting the charter after the federal charter was issued.
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Oklahoma County District Court
American Exchange Bank of
Norman
Frank Lake
Oklahoma National Bank
Lake
State Banking Board
Sanitary Fair stamps sparked Cleveland sale in 1864
The forerunner of tuberculosis and Christmas stamps, the Sanitary Fair stamps, were sold at the Northern Ohio Sanitary Fair in Cleveland Ohio which opened on February 22 1864.
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Cleveland
Ohio
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