Star Farmer of America Burd Schantz Learns to Farm
Burd W Schantz 20 of Alburtis Pa is named 1954 Star Farmer of America at the Future Farmers of America convention in Kansas City. He became primary operator of the 65 acre farm after his father died at 13, expanding poultry to dairying and investing earnings back into machinery and stock. The award honors his farm success and leadership within a 371000 member organization.
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Kansas City
Burd W. Schantz
Burd
Young Schantz
Star Farmer of America
Future Farmers of America
Alburtis
Future Farmers’of America
Gilbert Mattes
Allen
Neb
Central
Jay Wright
Alamo
Nev
Western
Davis Henry
Montgomery
Ala
Burd Schantz
North Atlantic
Schantz
FFA
Raymond Heimbach
Molotov Leaves East Germany After Eight Day Visit
Soviet Foreign Minister V I Molotov ends an eight day East German tour. East German leaders Otto Grotewohl and Walter Ulbricht see him off at Schoenefeld as 800000 Red Army troops stand by. He toured farms factories mills and uranium mines during the trip timed to mark East Germany’s fifth anniversary amid Western rearmament talks.
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Berlin
Upi
V.I. Molotov
East Berlin
Moscow
East Germany
East Zone
Otto Groter
Woh
Walter Ulbricht
Molotov
Schoenefeld
People's Police
Red Army
Germany
Soviet Union
Landen
West Germany
Coronado Gunmen Admit Police Killing In Coronado Shootout
Coronado police and sheriff officials announced Robert Rodriguez 27 Rafah Gruber 23 and Benjamin Prozowski 29 admitted involvement in the killing of Coronado Lt Frank Greene 44 who was stopped for questioning. The trio employed at Hotel Del Coronado faced murder complaints as authorities tightened a massive manhunt around Coronado with officers sailors guardsmen and Marines patrolling exits and beaches.
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Coronado
Robert Rodriguez
Frank Greene
Hotel del Coronado
Rodriguez
Prozowski
Tom Isbell
Isbell
Navy
Greene
Richard Lutsey
Indictments Expected Over FHA Windfall Profits
Philadelphia report cites Albert M. Cole of the Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency saying no call for an FHA-wide probe though criminal charges are expected against several individuals in the windfall profits inquiry.
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Philadelphia
Albert M. Cole
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
Federal Housing Administration
Cole
Serious Liver Virus Now Major Problem
A serious liver disease infectious hepatitis is rising according to the American Public Health Association. Dr. William Stinger cites 33,000 cases in 1953 and notes higher impact on adults, rural areas, and suburbs. Prevention rests on bed rest, diet, abstaining from alcohol, hygiene, sewage disposal, and sanitation research.
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Buffalo
N. Y
American Public Health ‘Assh
William BR. Stinger
Eloise
Mich
Stinger
Detroit
Mick
G. G
Do You Agree Three S v s wecles of crea tives report virus transmission
Fragmented text discusses virus transmission via water and sewage. Mentions carriers and prolonged presence in water and sanitation contexts. No clear events, dates, or identifiable organizations present.
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Manylen
Craba
Mar
Aterman
Wrier
Unclear OCR summary of mail delivery notice
Fragmented OCR text indicates a postal notice about delivery and mail service rules. It mentions a city in California and a post office, with references to an act of March 3, 1873. Details are garbled and names are unreadable, but the core topic is a postal delivery notice publicized by the circulation bureau.
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Exun
California
Mayer
Phens
Boach Nia
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Herselve
Animal Protective League
Atlanta
American Institute of Laundering
Albert Johnson
Joliet
Johnson
Institute
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Tom Otis
Santa Claus
Lansing
Michigan State College
Pan Hellenic Council
Inter-Fraternity Council
Coronadoan
Alton L.blakeslee
Hey
Joe Medrano
Frank S. Greene
Textura
America’s
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Southern
Long Beach
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Elegram
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