Farmers In Fine Shape Says Brannan
Carlisle Ind Aug 21 Farmers Secretary of Agriculture Brannan said today that farmers are in fine shape to provide plenty of food for soldiers and civilians. He added there are grounds for hope that agriculture controls can be postponed or avoided unless the emergency worsens. He urged farmers to stay prepared for abundance and maintain production. Brannan outlined plans to continue the conservation program and push the Brannan farm program to protect prices while keeping ample supplies for consumers. Lobsters are more closely related to spiders than to fish.
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Carlisle
Ind
Brannan
Sullivan County
Agriculture Department
Sem
TV And Radio Take To Aid Pension Fund
Cincinnati reports major Teague baseball players pension fund gains from the 1959 World Series telecast and radio deals. Gillette and Mutual win exclusive rights. TV brings 800000 dollars, radio 175000 dollars. Funds support the pension, with central fund contributions. audience reach expands with rising TV sets and viewers.
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Players Pension Fund
A. B. Chandler
Gillette Safety Razor Company
Mutual Broadcasting Company
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Baseball Players’ Pension Fund
Central Fund
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Gillette and
Mutual
New York
Chicago
Boston
Frederick Amvers ladies visit Martinsburg veterans
Six members of the Frederick Amvers ladies auxiliary traveled to D. Baker Hospital Martinsburg West Virginia on Thursday evening. They visited veterans on Wards 104A and 104B distributed cigarettes and magazines and played games from 7 to 8 o'clock. Richard Hinds Middletown gave an organ recital in the main recreation hall. The Frederick party included Mrs Josephine House president Mrs Virginia Marrone Mrs Carrie Kennedy Mrs Carolyn Fout Mrs Margaret Conrad and Mrs Kitty Engle.
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Carrie Kennedy
Carolyn Fout
Margaret Conrad
Kitty Engle
Ice Cream Price and Readable Mushroom Found in Australia
A speaker notes an ice cream cone cost about 75 cents in American money and mentions she was not allowed to make purchases from Russia. She adds a mushroom in Australia emits a light sufficient to read by at night.
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Russia
Australia
Visitors To Russia Must Travel In Pairs
Flier Jacqueline Cochran said the U S Embassy in Moscow requires Americans to travel in pairs or foursomes for safety. She noted disappearances at some embassies, described Russia as permeated by fear, and recalled visiting a grave near Moscow with U S Ambassador Alan G Kirk. The trip was part of a pleasure tour.
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New York
Jacqueline Cochran
Moscow
United States
Cunard
Floyd Odlum
Russia
Senate Votes Control Bill in Postwar Inflation Fight
The Senate passed a home front mobilization bill by an 85 to 3 vote allowing President Truman to invoke wage and price controls and rationing broadly if needed. The measure directs simultaneous control across wage and price curbs, while Truman would have freedom to ration consumer goods. He did not request such authority but welcomed standby power without usage limits. The move contrasts with Truman’s stated view that wage-price curbs are unnecessary now.
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Washington
Senate
Truman
Congress
Capehart
Rind
Wage and price control bill advances to conference
The measure moves to a Senate House conference to reconcile differences with the prior House bill which grants President Truman broad authority to impose wage and price controls and rationing. The House bill would allow sweeping or selective action at the president's discretion. STAR 4-H CLUB MEETING AT ADAMSTOWN GRANGE HALL August 16 with 16 members. A sewing class August 23 at Mrs Margaret Willis home and a campfire at Walkersville same day. Diane Thomas to attend flower arrangement course. scrapbooks topic discussed. plan for Carroll Manor Grange program in September. Ann Main welcomed as new member.
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Senate
House
Truman
Adamstown
Virginia Willis
Margaret Willis
Walkersville
Diane Thomas
Carroll Manor Grange
Jean Adams
Darlene Masser
Ann Main
Milk Group Plans New Membership Rule for Sterilization
The Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association, opposing chemical sterilization, will not admit farmers using the method. It aims to add 50 to 60 new producers by November, all steam sterilizers, after opposing hearings with city officials. The co op, with about 1706 members producing around 150,000 gallons daily, decried the method as reducing standards.
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Washington
Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association
Orea
Health Department
Milk Board Debates Score as Miller Frames Distributors Group
The text notes an equal to steam but a lower point rating by Commissioners for milk score. Kirk Miller, ex public relations man for the association, is pushing to form a milk distributors' association. Plans outline committees on consumer issues bottle return producers health regulation and labor, with meeting time and place to be set.
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Kirk Miller
Association
Milk Distributors’ Association
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