Farm Bureau Chief Defends Free Economy and Farm Policy
Edward A. O’Neal, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, told 12,000 delegates from 45 states and Puerto Rico that the United States remains the world’s leading advocate of a free economy. He warned that future farm prices may slump after a wartime boom and urged continued use of price stabilization loans and an “ever normal granary” to prevent surpluses, while criticizing strikes as costly and excessive.
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San Francisco
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau Federation
Great Britain
United States
Puerto Rico
Farm Bureau
City Court Fines Drunken Driving and Disorderly Conduct
City court actions include W H Johnson fined 100 for drunken driving. Freeman Howie fined 90 for drunk and disorderly conduct and resisting arrest with 10 suspended. Two Black defendants and several others fined for drunk and disorderly conduct indecent exposure disorderly public conduct and traffic violations totaling 47 for 26 violators.
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W. H. Johnson
West Monroe
W. M. Harper
Freeman Howie
Bastrop
Ivory Holmes
de Siard Street
Jake Handy
DeSiard
Lonzo Auster
John Morehead
Roy Elmo
Thomas J. Flyn
Bill Deal
Guy Roberts
Charles Reed
Emile Thomas
Leeds dye expert Frederick Rowe dies at 55
Frederick Maurice Rowe, 55, professor of color chemistry and dyeing at Leeds University and editor of the Journal of the Society of Dyers and Colourists, died in Leeds today. He authored numerous scientific papers in chemical journals.
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Leeds
England
Frederick Maurice Rowe
Leeds University
Rowe
Society of Dyers and Colourists
Willing to Give Stay for Negroes
Gov. Fielding Wright will grant a stay of execution to permit a United States supreme court appeal for two Wilkinson county Negro youths if requested. James Lewis and Charles Trudell, about 15, are to die Friday, Dec. 13, after Mississippi and local courts convicted them of murdering Harry McKey, a Wilkinson county white lumberman. Attorney W. D. Coleman said he would pursue a US Supreme Court appeal if the suggestions of error are overruled.
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Jackson
Miss
Fielding Wright
United States Supreme Court
Wilkinson County
James Lewis
Charles Trudell
Mississippi Supreme Court
Harry McKey
W. D. Coleman
Tricycle Of Dead Tot Packed Away In Cambridge
Four year old Frankie Kajinski died of lymphatic leukemia and his parents packed away his pre dated Christmas tricycle for his one year old brother Paul to ride later. The toy was among many under the tree as doctors had predicted the date of death.
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Cambridge
Mass
Frankie Kajinski
Paul
Frankie
Seaman Executed for Slaying Mrs Vanderstay in London
John Mathieson, 23, was executed at Pentonville for the murder of Mona Victoria Vanderstay, 46, a mother of five once a weight lifter and music hall performer. Vanderstay was found dead July 21 in Hollo way London. Mathieson was convicted October 23. Evaporation from the Great Lakes ranges 20 to 34 inches annually.
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London
John Mathieson
Pentonville Prison
Mona Victoria Vanderstay
Vanderstay
Mona Eve
Holloway
Mathieson
Barbey Urges UN Led Peace to Limit Mass Destruction
Vice Admiral Daniel E. Barbey says the offensive power of big nations exceeds their defenses and warns against quick peace pacts that compromise security. He favors a world authority, reduced weapons, and UN backed rules to outlaw mass destruction weapons while preserving national security.
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Daniel E. Barbey
Pacific
Barbey
Fourth Fleet
North Carolina
China
Navy
United Nations
America
Christian Science Lecture Slated at Ouachita Parish High School
A free Christian Science lecture will be held in the Ouachita Parish High School auditorium Monday at 8 p m. John S Sammons C S of Chicago Illinois and board member of the Mother Church in Boston will speak on Christian Science a Religion of Works. The public is invited. Water 39F temperature persists 100 feet below the surface of the Great Lakes.
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Ouachita Parish High School
John S. Sammons
C. S. of
Chicago
Ill
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Great Lakes
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