Federal cotton crop insurance deadline nears in Lubbock county
One week remains for Lubbock county farmers to file for cotton crop insurance under the Federal Crop Insurance program. Wal ter Y. Wells of the ACA announces January 31 as the deadline. The plan, in experimental stage, offers premiums up to 20 percent as cotton acreage grows, with minimum guaranteed incomes per acre. Applications are taken at the ACA office 1320 Ave. Q and by AAA community committeemen across the county.
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Lubbock County
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
Walter Y. Wells
County Agricultural Conservation Association
ACA
Wells
Lubbock
Plains
West Texas
Ave. Q
AAA
Kansas Court Upholds Group Locked Out in Church Dispute
The Kansas Supreme Court upheld the faction locked out of Centropolis Missionary Baptist Church reversing a Ottawa district judge. A permanent injunction bars the defending group from occupying or possessing the 60 year old church and curtails interference in management. Rev. Thomas Grossman figures in the dispute between Missionary Baptists and Independent Fundamentalists.
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Topeka
U.P
Kansas Supreme Court
Centropolis
Kan
Missionary Baptist Church
Hugh Means
Ottawa
Thomas Grossman
High Court
Jay Parker
Grossman
Missionary Baptists
Geysers Roar Over Times Square Water Main Break
New York January 22 geysers of steam shot into the air as a 20 inch water main burst under Times Square. Broadway traffic was shut for four blocks while fire and police squads controlled the flow and removed manhole covers. Officials feared possible blasts as pavement lifted but three hours later danger of explosion was ruled over and repairs were expected in about 16 hours.
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New York
Times Square
Broadway
Students Protests Rock Rome Over Italy Russia Policy
About 1,000 students in Rome clashed with police in Piazza Esedra and at the Chigi Palace protesting Italy's stance toward Russia and alleged ship transfers. They denounced Foreign Minister Carlo Sforza for supposed policy shifts and demanded stronger Western ties. Leftist leaders condemned Premier De Gasperi's pledge to Truman to advance peace and security. Mexico now needs $8,000 buses.
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Rome
Italy
Russia
Sforza
Carlo Sforza
Piazza Esedra
Chigi Palace
de Gasperi
Truman
New College Aid by Morning Wakeup Calls
Les Raley in Inglewood offers a wakeup service to help fund his college through calls at set times. For a dollar per week or three dollars a month he delivers a cheerful good morning and continues calling until the customer resists the urge to sleep.
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Inglewood
Cal
Les Raley
Raley
Mexico weighs adoption of world calendar system
Acting Foreign Minister Manuel Tello said Mexico will study the possibility of adopting the world calendar. If approved, the move would be proposed for inclusion on the agenda of the upcoming Inter-American Economic Conference in Buenos Aires.
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Mexico
Mexico City
U.P
Manuel Tello
Tello
Buenos Aires
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