Farm income forecast boosts for 1956 crop outlook
Washington officials welcomed a September crop report showing larger overall production than a month prior and a harvest near last year’s near record. Undersecretary Morse said the rise in output should lift farmers’ net income, offset by a 3 percent price dip, with gains in corn soybeans spring wheat and tobacco while cotton rice sugar cane peanuts and sorghum declined.
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Matamoros Mayor Charges U S Dumping Wetbacks on Port
Matamoros mayor Augusto Cardenas Montemayor accused U S authorities of dumping penniless wetbacks on his city after crossing the Rio Grande for work. He said cotton season costs the city 38000 for feeding and returning the workers. He urged farmers to pay workers before deportation and supported using ships to deport illegals if needed.
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Woman’s Complaint Returns as Radio Disturbance
Pasadena officers were summoned after a resident complained a blaring radio kept her awake for hours and demanded those responsible be jailed. The radio was found blaring in the woman’s living room.
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