Mansfield Reborn: Missouri Town Rebuilds From Brink
Mansfield Missouri rose from decline as youth left for cities. By 1973 population growth to about 1450, $3.7 million in new projects, and expansions by Mans-Steel Tobin-Hamilton Shoe Co. Ken Ballew Hatchery and HUD aided housing. Mayors Short and Coday credit collaborative programs, loans, and local leadership for a thriving economy and new homes.
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Equitable executive defends farmer amid rising meat prices
Walter Penn of Equitable Life Assurance Society says farmers take about 40 cents of the food dollar and blames weather, higher feed costs, and distribution costs for rising beef and wheat prices. He defends farmers against curtailment charges, urges cautious federal policy, and notes Equitable's $840 million in farm mortgages with strong borrower equity. Penn predicts hamburger prices will ease this summer.
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