U. S. Should Take Lead In Ending Boycott Of Spain
The United States should press to reverse the UN boycott on Spain and seek UN approval before sending an ambassador, Acheson admitting the boycott harmed harmony and entrenched Franco. The piece argues the U S must lead a saner UN course and not tolerate inconsistent diplomacy. It cites a Portland labor press clash showing threats to a free press if publishers bow to store pressure.
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U. S
Spain
Acheson
United Nations
Franco
UN General Assembly
Oeonmess
Iron Curtain
Ted Williams
America
Portland
Oregon
National Labor Relations Board
Kentuckians die in hunting and fishing mishaps in 1949
A Kentucky survey by the Division of Game and Fish reports at least 47 deaths last year from hunting and fishing accidents. Drownings led with 24 fatalities, followed by 18 firearm-related hunting deaths. Notable incidents occurred near Gilbertsville and Paria, with multiple drownings and a fatal shooting during groundhog hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Kydan
Kentucky
Division of Game and Sigh
Alo
of F
GilbertsiHle Bam
Tennessee
Paria
Carl William Cooke
Billy Bure Mahan
Cooke
Mr. Mahan
John Lasak
Donn Lanak
Fred Rich
Mites Haker
West Praikfort
J. W. Morin
Sterin
UL Ghese Hye
Morris Chilton
Texington
Curtis
Slone
Jimmy Horntack
Larne County
Alvin Pendleton
Knifles
George Curtis
Megaville
Shary Webb
Johnson Caants
Darrel Harrison
Richmond
William Ridgeway
Carter County
Taylor Maggard
Exserville
Chappell
Anthony Kidd
Floyd County
Charles Robinette
Clawle
Robert Mereur
Pulaski County
Pam Ridgney
Soybean loan totals reported for Kentucky farmers
The report notes that 265 soy bean loans were issued to Kentucky farmers on 119,642 bushels of 1949 crop beans, totaling 267,478 dollars. Seven loans totaling 11,509 dollars covered 5,474 bushels on farm stored soybeans, with the rest in warehouse storage. January 31 is the deadline for loans on 1949 crop wheat oats rye and barley.
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Kentucky
Washington Column Sees Cranky Brunch With Truman Messages
Peter Edson reports at a press luncheon for 200 reporters that Chamber of Commerce head Herman Steinkraus praised some points of President Truman’s messages while opposing many new government activities. He urged Taft Hartley law reform, cautioned on federal spending, and urged flexible price supports and limited anti trust changes. The event showcased partisan gaps over economic policy and social programs.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
NBA
Herman W. Steinkraus
Bridgeport
Truman
State of the Union
U. S
United Nations
Gammaniem
Ila
Cyrus Ching
Taft-Starley Iaw
Department of Labor
Labor
Steinkraus
Soonomy
Tle
Byrd
Douglas
Chamber
Presideal
Ideal
Chamber OF Commerce
Mer
Breinkraus
Chamber Hoatquarters
Apuinet
Timber To Be Sold From State Forest in Kentucky
Kentucky state forester announced sale of 460000 board feet of timber from Bell County’s Kentucky River State Forest. Bidders must submit a $1100 check with bids and inspections are scheduled January 27 with award to the highest responsible bidder.
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Frankfort
Kentucky Tider State Forest
Bell County
Newandy State Forester
Newland
Kentucky Division of Forentry
Moresteraid
White Wok
Young Poplar
Hifer
Worisls
Thunber
Kentucky Tigre
Vineville
Deadline Set for Farm Price Support Loans January 31
Deadline announced for farmers to apply for farm price support loans. Chairman Wilson of the Production and Marketing Administration stated the January 31 cutoff, with loan rates set for 1941 soybeans and a 10.4 percent crop grading standard.
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Joanson
Wilson
Production and Marketing — Administration
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C. H. Arundel
Citizens News Co., Inc
Middlesboro
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Knox Counties
Lea County
Claitorna County
Tenn
United States
Gilbertsville
Morris Kulowr
Shepherdavile
Tromhoat
Tullus Hall
Beaver Creek
Ray Fae Briges
Slough
Tate Park Bridge
Enderson County
Glenn Hecker
Livingston Ca
Cumberland River
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Shwltux Lee Unshai
Daviess
Walter €. Yarbourgh
Mayfield
Jake
Charles Karta
Wachee Villa
Louisville
Gliftavans
Fredonia
Kentucsky
Henry Miraele
Knox County
Riehhuned
Muel Melenti
Harta County
Haran Lake
Willie Green Loulaville
Ohio River
Wiliam King
JOM
Ring
Pineville
Avchio Roses
Tydl Rose
Allin
Norris
Traby
Perry
Melenry
Flebings
Welton
Ohia River
Mation
Press
Prankdin Davis
Sample
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Squirrel
Soinach
Juanita
Llotrides
Puerto Rico
Gna
Manring Theatre
Thurs. & Fri
Anna Lucasta
Pettey Goddard
John Teeland
Darling
Robt. Montgenwry-Ann Blythe Brownie Theatre
San
Dean Tagger
Johin Carritine
Bob Steele
Newlad
Weiting
Nadler
Paulette Goddard
Rai Ray
Jonny Ai
John Wayne
John Agar
Adele Mara
Foriese Tucker
Tode
Dale Evans
Wel
Olas, Ete
Sanet Martin Douglas Fowley
MBA Ramee
Fe Sautow Stone
Allan’ Roc
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