Farm Bureau convention to hear farmer concerns in Dallas
In Dallas the 32nd annual American Farm Bureau Federation convention opens with talks on war, inflation, defense needs, and labor shortages. Henry Ford II and Senator Ellender are among speakers while commodity conferences address field crops, outlooks, and defense program impacts.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Dallas
Tex
Henry Ford, II
Allen J. Ellender
Louisiana
United States
O. V. Wells
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Associated Women
Yesterdy
Federation
Prince Hussein Kadjar Loses Claim to Persian Estate
In Vancouver British Columbia a Persian prince and his sister were ruled not to share in a 359000 dollar estate of their grandfather the deposed shah of Persia. The New York surrogate court decision directs the trust principal go to four living children of the shah's mother Queen Malekeh-jahan. The shah died in exile in 1930 and the prince said the ruling was as expected.
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Vacouver
B. C
Shah of
Persia
New York
Sultan Ahmed Kadjar
Hussein Kadjar
Gully Kadjar
Shah
France
Malekeh-jahan
Let Contract for School Addition Tallulah Dec 11
Madison Parish School Board awarded a contract to T J Owen Winnsboro for an addition to Andrews School at $18 870 and heating contract to Service Plumbing Co Monroe for the new Tallulah elementary building at $11 422. Elizabeth Buckner was elected to teach at Mound school succeeding G H Corry who resigned. The world s northern land based radar station is under construction at Svalbard by the Norwegian polar institute.
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Tallulah
Madison Parish
T. J. Owen
Winnsboro
Andrews
Service Plumbing Co
Monroe
Elizabeth Buckner
Mound School
G. H. Corry
Norwegian Polar Institute
Svalbard
Automatic Pilot May Fire Guns For Jet Fighters
Washington reports a new F-5 Autopilot developed by Lear Inc and the air material command can guide jet fighters through adverse weather and may even fire its guns by radar. Once airborne the system can aim toward a goal while the pilot largely relaxes, using two small controls for basic maneuvers.
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Washington
Air Force
Lear, Inec
Grand Rapids
Mich
Air Material Command
Cotton Producers Seek Labor Assurance For 1951 Harvest
Memphis leaders report Mid-South cotton producers demand guaranteed labor supply to harvest a 60 percent larger crop in 1951 as government seeks 1,000,000 bales. Delegates from Arkansas Tennessee Missouri Mississippi Louisiana form committee to draft recommendations. Delta Pine Land's C. R. Sayre chairs. Proposals include bringing in more Mexican labor and relaxing bond rules to ensure workers return home.
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Memphis
Tenn
Arkansas
Tennessee
Missouri
Mississippi
Louisiana
C. R. Sayre
Delta & Pine Land Company
Sayre
600 M P H JET PLANES BATTLE IN KOREAN FIGHT
Tokyo reports U S far east air forces say 600 mph republic F-84e Thunderjets conducted first Korean raid last Thursday and have flown daily. Four Thunderjets from the 27th fighter group attacked locomotives and Communist supply centers east of Pyongyang, inflicting heavy damage. The jets, armed with six .50 cal guns and two 1,000 lb bombs plus rockets, join F-80s and F9F Panthers in the Korean air war. The 27th group left Bergstrom AFB Texas less than a month ago for combat.
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Tokyo
P—U. 5
Korea
George E. Stratemeyer
U. S. Far East Air Forces
Pyongyang
U.S
Air
Reds
U. S
U. S. Navy
Navy Thunderjets arrive in Japan after carrier duty
Navy unit details show the Thunderjets arriving in Japan by December 5 after December 1 docking aboard a carrier. The 27th fighter escort is commanded by Col Ashley B. Packard, with Lt. Col. Donald J. M. Blakeslee leading the group in Fairport Ohio. Public notices include Monroe Louisiana sewerage district hearings and beer permit applications, with dates and officials named.
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Japan
Donald J. M. Blakeslee
Fairport
Ohio
Ashley B. Packard
Phoenix
Ariz
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