Debates Over South Freight Rates in National Policy
A critical take on a June issue article by the U S Department of Agriculture arguing freight rate differences favoring the East. It claims bias against Southern needs for industrialization and notes broad impacts on farmer prosperity, education, and regional growth through higher industry and income.
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Washington, D. C
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
South
Board of Investigation and Research
Tennessee Valley Authority
Interstate Commerce Commission
Roosevelt
Department of Agriculture
Southern Governors’ Conference
West
East
Middle West
War Department
Morale Service Division
ASF
CBS
Echoes of Great Golf Past and Present Compare Eras
The piece argues east wind arguments in golf and ponders how 20 year ago stars like Hogan Jones Sarazen and Nelson would fare today. It notes modern aids such as steel shafts longer balls and better greens, while asserting old timers would still be top competitors if at peak form, stressing determination and concentration as keys.
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Eorge Ade
Mac Smith
Walter Hagen
Jim Barnes
Jock Hutchison
Johnny Farrell
Gene Sarazen
Tommy Armour
Harry Cooper
Bobby Cruickshank
Willie MacFarlane
Ben Hogan
Byron Nelson
Ben
Nelson
Hogan
Jones
Hagen
Sarazen
Jag McSpaden
Sports Shorts Highlight 1944 Illinois Football and MLB Alumni
Zack Wheat leads a re sort in western Missouri. Two 16-year-olds join the 1944 Illinois football squad. Bob Seeds, ex White Sox outfielder, serves as player manager at Little Rock. Herb Coleman, Notre Dame center last season, is discharged from the navy and back in school.
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Zack Wheat
Missouri
Illinois
Bob Seeds
Chicago White Sox
Little Rock
Herb. Coleman
Notre Dame
Navy
Hollywood Stars and Radio Sagas Span Film Comebacks
Teresa Wright makes a screen comeback with Casanova Brown after an illness layoff, with Gary Cooper. Lucy Tarr signs as a hillbilly in Murder He Says, while Ted Donaldson advances to a star ring role in Rusty. Radio figures join Screen Snapshots Show Business at War with famous names. NBC debuts They Call Me Joe and war dependent programming.
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Teresa Wright
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Gary Cooper
International Pictures
Casanova Brown
Paramount
Lucy Tarr
Lucy
Fred MacMurray
Ralph Staub
Louis P. Lochner
Raymond Gram Swing
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