Farm Holdout Is Old Device
Washington AP reports that withholding farm products to force higher prices has deep roots from colonial tobacco sales to the 1930s Farm Holiday and later cooperatives. Historians note only temporary gains and frequent market rebounds due to limited farmer participation and external price controls.
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Washington
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Virginia
Drama Still With Us Free Negro's Story Began Century Ago
AP Newsfeatures writer Tom Henshaw reflects on the hundred year arc since Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation and how milestones like the 14th and 15th Amendments, Brown v Board, Smith v Allwright, and Executive Order 8802 shaped Negro progress. Historians weigh impact, especially in law, education, and political opportunity.
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Abraham Lincoln
United States
Montgomery
Ala
Nashville
Associated Press
John Hope Franklin
Brooklyn College
Benjamin Quarles
Morgan State College
Baltimore
Clarence A. Bacote
History Department
Atlanta University
Franklin
Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
City Manager Calls for Active Civic Participation
Middletown Rotary Club heard City Manager Charles W Claration argue that progress is society’s main driver and individual achievement is measured by public involvement. He contrasted ideological strains and urged enlightened participation as essential to local affairs, quoting Plato and forefathers on human values.
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Independence
Con Thompson
Middletown
Plato
Cancer Society To Hear Reports Luncheon Set at Manchester Motor Inn
The Middletown-Butler County Unit of the American Cancer Society will hold its annual report luncheon at 12:15 on September 26 at the Manchester Motor Inn. All $1 plus contributors in the last year are invited. New president Mrs. Richard M. Wilson will take over duties, succeeding Dr. Jack L. Harris.
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American Cancer Society
Manchester Motor Inn
John Denny
Stratford Drive
Richard M. Wilson
Nelson Read
Jack L. Harris
Fireflies Use Flashes As Courtship Signals
The tiny insects rely on brief light bursts to attract mates in dim surroundings, signaling readiness and aiding reproduction.
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