Farm subsidies vs cost of living debate voiced by Howell
Farm Editor Duane Howell argues subsidies are not the sole cause of rising food costs. He notes the dollar’s purchasing power, rising demand for processed foods, and large shares of food dollars go to handlers rather than farmers. He cites USDA roles like meat inspection and school lunches as public services funded under agriculture budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane
Howell
Avalanche Journal
Department of Labor
Jin
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
U.S
Agricultural Agent Ollie Liner Selected for Study Tour
Deserved honor is due Ollie Liner Hale County Agricultural Agent chosen to represent the Texas Agriculture Extension Service on a two week study tour of the Southern States. The Texas Tech graduate has served Hale County since 1950 and will bring back professional improvements to the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie
F. Liner
Hale County
Texas Agriculture Extension Service
Liner
Texas Tech
The Flat Earth and Its Economic Edge
The article satirically notes continued Flat Earth belief led by England’s International Flat Earth Society with secretary Sam Shenton claiming earth’s flatness explains disappearances. It contrasts geographic truth with economic flatness citing national debts and promotes the Air Force terminology pamphlet for space vocabulario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
International
Lubbock Avalanche Journal imprint and subscription line
The fragment details the Lubbock Avalanche Journal publication notes, imprint information, and subscription prices. It references the Morning Edition and Evening Edition, Associated Press affiliation, and a June 8 date in Lubbock Texas.
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South Plains
Lubbock Avalanche
Soares
Avalanche Journal Puphening One Redne
Texas
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Associated Press
United Ree International
Labhock
Arker FP
Proute Et Ad Baliot
Chas. W. Ratlifs
Carper
Lubbock
Puppock
Mall
United States of America
Sec
Considerations On The Line Bad Dream Coming True
Special correspondent Bob Considine critiques postwar political ridicule and the burden on the presidency. He cites Khrushchev Castro talks, quotes critics from 1862 and 1962, and reviews Jack Bell’s The Splendid Misery while noting expanded presidential duties from nuclear control to army rations.
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Bob
Considine
NE York
Havana
Nikita Khrushchev
Fidel Castro
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Jack Bell
White House
Doubleday
Bell
Catholic Digest
Capitol Page School
Stepping on Toes and Pigeons in a City Lobby
Special correspondent Inez Robe covers reactions to pigeon and rattlesnake debates in urban life. Snake advocates argue rattlers balance nature and deserve respect, while pigeon critics warn city dwellers face consequences. A quirky take explores human animal attitudes and city ecology.
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Inez Robe
New York
Bryant Park
Mr. Rains
Aid Return and Economic War in Postwar Trade Talks
Washington faces a pivotal next step as the United States and Canada weigh joining a 20 nation plan to lower tariffs under an Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development. The move could reshape East and West trade blocs, with Europe’s Common Market and the Outer Seven shaping a tariff wall that risks a renewed cold war in commerce.
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Ray Tucker
Washington
Moscow
Tucker
United States
Paris
Canada
Organization For Economic Co-operation and Development
Congress
Organization For European Economic Co-Operation
Europe
OEEC
European Payments Union
European Coal and Steel Community
Euratom
United States of Europe
United Nations
France
West Germany
Britain
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Portugal
Austria
Switzerland
Douglas Dillon
Randolph Burgess
Common Market
NATO
Texas Tech Summer School registration tops 400
Registrar W P Clement reports 466 students paid fees today marking the first term of the 1940 summer school at Texas Tech. City officials forecast demand on water may exceed prior summers as a new well near the northwest city area connects with the reservoir near the fairgrounds.
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W. P. Clement
Texas Tech
Fairgrounds
Reform Jewish seminary to open in Jerusalem next March
The Hebrew Union College Jewish Institute of Religion plans to establish a Reform Jewish seminary in Jerusalem in March. The article profiles Dr. Nelson Glueck, famed archaeologist and president of the institute, detailing his work tracing biblical sites in the Negev and his view of using the Bible as a historical guide.
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George E. Sokolsky
Reform Jewish Theological Seminary
Jerusalem
Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion
Hebrew Union ‘College ’- Jewish ‘Institute’ of Religion
Nelson Glueck
Rabbi- Is -Sokolsky
Negev
Desert
Cincinnati
Glueck
King Solomon's
Solomon’s
Red Sea
Ezion Geber
Berlin
Heidelberg
Jena
American School of Oriental Research
Palestine
OSS
Near East
Edom
Moab
Ammon
Nabataeans
Abraham
Expert Says Industry Depends On Women
Burlington Vermont UPI reports Dr Dalton Vernon of the University of Vermont says the nation would stall if women stopped working at home or for pay. He notes that about 21 million women currently work away from home for a salary.
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Burlington, VI
UPI
Dalton Vernon
University of Vermont
Side Glances by Galbraith on a blended room
The column notes a room described as a mix of traditional and modern styles with an estimated value around two thousand dollars. It hints at fashionable interiors and design choices across eras.
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Flat
Outer Space
Air Force
Tubbock Avalanche Journal
Considine’s
Peoples Peace Port
Guantanamo
Tass
Cuba
Eisenhower
Herbert Hoover
Public Affairs
Press
David Cushman Coyle
Tom Paine
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Newark Evening Journal
Americas
C. G. Harwig
Pittsburgh
Mr. Harwig
Harwig
Laurence M. Klauber
University of California Press
Lady Chatterley
Jack D. Rains
Cson
Ace
Tizzy
By Kate Osann
Broadway
Ave. H
A. Y. Smith
Abilene
C. J. Wagner
W. M. Vansyckle
Salvation Army Corps
Herman Lambrecht
William Allen
Ann Arcotne
Ohio
Nicholas
Signatur
Egypt
Arabia
Wadi Aravah
Reform Jewish Seminary
Los Angeles
Galbraith
NEA
Bre Yang
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