Nation faces soil erosion crisis warns conservation leaders
Two hundred leading American industrialists and agronomists heard EH Taylor warn that the nation risks losing soil amid population growth and dwindling resources. The meeting discussed a proposed agricultural resources administration to unite soil conservation, forests, and wildlife under one agency and urged stronger action to stop erosion and water runoff.
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Ly Kenneth Anderson
Corresq
Ment
Omaha
Neb
Egronomizta
EH. Taylor
Country Geneman
Aupe
Id Une
Kop
Hope Hhan
Agricultural Resources Administration
Secretary of Agriculturt
Soil Conservation, Forest, and Fish and Wildlife
Taylor
Kent Leavitt
Millbrook
N. Y
Howe
Elmer T. Peterson
Daily
Oklahoman
Oklahoma City
Mississippi River
A. G. Brown
New York City
American Bankers Association
Banks of
America
Channing Cope
Covington
Leavitt
FCC Censorship Policy Debated By Broadcasters
Washington May 8 a large segment of the radio broadcasting industry and a Texas representative urged the FCC to re‑examine its political broadcast policy. The commission cited immunity for speakers but not for content creators and pondered separating policy from WHLS renewal while considering public hearings.
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Washington
Texas
Federal Communications Commission
Hbel
Alander
Lindley Beckworth
Stetsens
Beckworth
Commission
Ind
Congress
FFC
WHLS
Port Huron
Michiga
FCC
Renewal Ac
Wolf Whistle Horns Banned On New York Cars
Albany N Y May ins re ports say the New York motor vehicle bureau ruled that wolf whistle auto horns are not proper in the Empire State and cannot be used. The Queen of Egypt is not subject to state motor laws per counsel Mortimer M Kassel with the bureau. A car accident involving a vehicle owned by the Queen and driven by George W Mulder of Oaks linked to a separate New York City incident.
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Albany
N. Y
New York
Féyet
George W. Mulder
Oaks
William
New York City
Mahoney
Navy displays 100 million frames per second camera
Inyokern California May 8 Navy unveils a new $1,000,000 Mich elson Laboratory gadget set including a camera that records at 100 million frames per second. Dr A M Zarem described slow motion analysis of fast processes from metal heating to explosions and light beams with potential future shots of light itself.
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Rennie Taylor
Associated Press
Michelson Laboratory
Pre Hance
A.M. Zavem
Inbountry Research
Zarem
Tech Livestock Judging Awards Named At Black and Bridle Meet
The 14th annual Black and Bridle livestock judging contest at Texas Tech drew 70 entrants, the largest yet. Ray C. Mowery announced winners with top scorers including R D Cox Lubbock and W D Hancock Jayton both among high totals. Winners were named in cattle swine ramery sheep and horse divisions with scores listed for each. Awards will be presented May 20 at the club banquet.
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Texas Technol
Cal College
Ray C. Mowory
Ca Mowery
R. D. Cox
Lubbock
W. D.hancock
Jayton
Ed McLeroy
Brownfield
Jack Burkhalter
Senour
Glen Quattlebaum
Amarillo
Clark
Teague
Brooks
Granbury
Slaughter
Roswell
N. M
George Fisher
Spur
W. D. Stolis
W. D. Hancock
Rod. Cox
Mee Cauley
Ed Mc- Leroy
Charles Mitchell
Winters
Clinton Ritter
Lawn
Ed Mc Taroy
Ramery Groves
Lab
Carrier Carries of Middleport Meets Paper Delivery Feat
Seventh grade news notes Larry ate used a rowboat to deliver papers despite Ohio heat. Scores include Bevan Farris Iowa Park 187 and Rufe Taylor Quanah 185. Black and Bridle club officials and judges from the agriculture division are listed among staff and helpers.
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Sun
Middleport
U.P
Larry Eat
Ohio
Post
N. C. Fine
J. H. Baumgardner
C. A. O’brien
Agriculture Division
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1813 Ave. H
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Ered
Palestine
Holy Land
Econ
Navy
Tamerlane
Montueror
Turkest
India
Lubbock,Tex
John Clark
Glen Quate
Thurman Brooks
J. “Ge Hindell
Fort Worth
Jim Hutchins
W. D. Stalls
Mambu
Rgers
Tae
Cagle Brothers
Duncan Phyfe
Duncan Phyfe JR
Cagle Brothers Furniture
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