Editorials Attack Federal Farm Control On Livestock Profits
Frank K. Woolley of the American Farm Bureau testifies at a joint House subcommittee hearing arguing federal farm programs create excess supply and low margins for cattle calves hogs sheep and lambs. He cites 1946 packer margins and says government policies push producers toward higher supply and lower prices. He notes cotton and livestock revenue depend on these programs and laments widespread belief that repeal of supply rules is impossible while praising Farm Bureau calls for freer markets. He adds western cattle freight costs exacerbate profits loss and signals a shift toward free industry principles.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
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West Coast
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Open Hospitals and the Open Mindset in Mental Care
Dr. Aaron S. Mason of a Brockton Massachusetts 1000 bed hospital argues for open hospitals with no locked doors and patient freedom. He notes the shift away from custody toward outpatient care and criticizes the practice of imprisoning noncriminals in mental facilities as barbaric.
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Aaron S. Mason
Brockton
Mass
Dr. Mason
Mason
Congress Reluctantly Votes to Abolish Jury Trial Rights
Lawmakers debate the civil rights bill and jury trials with labor's history of injunction battles. The article notes northern Democrats oppose jury trials amid organized labor influence and recalls past platforms and quotes from Taft and Bryan on court orders versus jury participation.
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Eisenhower
William Howard Taft
William How Teft
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Taft
Robert Lee Henry
Dem.Tex
Patrick Henry
Liberty of Death Fame
Steel price hike looms as wages rise in July
Sylvia Porter notes that 1957 steel price increases will push up costs across households and business. She cites anticipated higher prices for appliances, tools, and industrial goods, plus raised insurance and rail freight charges, driven by wage boosts and operating costs.
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Treasury
Humphrey
National Steel
Peace War and Surrender Candidates for 1960
Lawrence W. Longlooker outlines three 1960 candidate types peace war and surrender He cites Harold Stassen as peace candidate and notes backers like V A Zorin Linus Pauling and allied figures He predicts surrender candidates support for aid to Poland and Yugoslavia and cautions against dismissing Nixon as a possible surrender-choice.
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Longlooker
Harold Stassen
Linus Pauling
Douglas MacArthur
William Knowland
Lyndon Johnson
Mark Clark
Arthur Radford
Clarence Manion
Joe McCarthy
George Patton
James Forrestal
Public Forum in Rayville Questions Cost of Living
J. W. Garland argues that modern living is favorable compared to 70 years ago, cites higher cotton prices and wage standards, praises unions yet warns they could ruin progress, and fears government control and communism if pressure rises. He contrasts past hardship with present comforts and urges unions to moderate demands.
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Rayville
Adam
J. W. Garland
New York Education Chief Seeks to Suppress the Ten Commandments
George Sokolski analyzes New York Education Commissioner James E. Allen Jr.’s stance on law and morality in schools. He questions the authority to fire teachers for beliefs or conduct and laments legal rhetoric surrounding informers and informers roles in education.
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New York
James E. Allen Jr
New York State
James Joyce
Hammurabi
Moses
Jesus
Syria
Greece
Allen
Supreme Court of
State of New York
Board of Education
Jon
Costly crossing blocks over a million cars yearly
Jackson engineers report downtown crossing delays about 1,040,000 vehicles annually and tally a costly loss of man hours. They estimate hours lost could total about twenty times the price of building a grade separation.
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Jackson
Mich
Jacksson
Jurors Engage In Anadarko District Court Session
Judge L A Wood praised jurors in Anadarko Oklahoma for their attentiveness at the latest district court session. A juror remarked she would rather serve on the jury than stay at home working on the farm.
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Anadarko, Okla
L. A.wood
From Two Intendent Nations to Ten in the Near East
The speaker notes a historic shift from two intendent nations, Turkey and Persia, at the close of World War I to a tenfold increase in the current Near East political map with new states and borders.
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Turkey
Persia
Near East
Monroe Morning World History Note and Masthead
History and leadership notes for the Monroe Morning World from 1929 to 1953 listing publishers Robert Ewing and successors, editors and staff, mailing details, and publishing address at North 4th and Olive streets.
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John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Monroe
News-Star
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