Milk Prices in New York Face Debate on Who Benefits
A breakdown by Leland Spencer of the New York State College of Agriculture shows New Yorkers paid about 24.50 cents per quart for homogenized milk in bottles and 22.19 cents at stores. Farmers received the largest share, but costs for labor, equipment, and buildings keep rising while feed costs fall, prompting questions about future price declines and the farmer’s still smaller share of the final price.
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Leland Spencer
New York State College of Agriculture
Tidewater Fisheries Commission Should Be Abolished
Selson Coulbourn, head of an industry committee, urged abolishing the Tidewater Fisheries Commission. He said it fails to serve industry and public interests and proposed a Maryland conservation authority to oversee oysters and seafood with an industry executive.
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Mauna Loa Erupts Threatens Hilo Coffee Lands
Mauna Loa erupts with multiple lava streams pouring down its western slopes toward Hilo and nearby villages. Schools close in Honaunau Hookena and Alae as lava advances slowly, with fears of evacuation easing. The eruption, described from aerial reports, may threaten Kona and coastal resorts while lava nears the sea.
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Hospital Patients' Treatment Scored in Grand Jury Report
A Baltimore grand jury subcommittee led by Dr. William H. Triplett found that patients in Maryland state hospitals including Springfield State, Spring Grove State, Crownsville State for Negroes, and Baltimore Hospitals received inadequate treatment due to overcrowding and understaffing. It documented patient totals, staff shortfalls, and housing-related issues.
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Springfield State Hospital
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Au Spring Grove
Crownsville
Low Price Furniture Quality Attacked By Executive
J Stentiford of Athens Chicago condemned low priced furniture for slipping in quality at a news conference. He argued prices imitate better lines but fail to offer real value to shoppers seeking quality. A fire loss in the area totaled over 567 million dollars.
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Assembly In Recess Annapolis Gets Busy Again
In Annapolis with the General Assembly on a long weekend recess Governor Lane kept a busy office hours as aides pored over proposed laws. Administration bills reshape mental hospitals education budgets and state programs while committee work and a Bay bridge project ground breaking loom next week.
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House
Sybert
College Football Season Ends Without a Fatality in 1935
Dr. Floyd R. Eastwood reported to the American Football Coaches Association that the 1935 college football season recorded no direct or indirect fatalities. This marks the 11th annual survey and the fourth time since 1941 all classifications finished without a fatality. Eastwood, head of the injury and fatality committee, is a professor at Los Angeles State College.
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Floyd R. Eastwood
American Football Coaches Association
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Los Angeles State College
Football Safety Survey Shows 25 Percent Fatality Drop
Dr Eastwood reports in the 1948 season direct fatalities fell 25 percent with three fatalities in pro semi pro groups and six in sandlots among 18 total deaths. He notes head injuries and helmet design as key risk factors and urges padded helmets with proper suspension and pre practice warmups before athletes are cleared. The NCAA heard of ongoing progress in year.
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Eastwood
NCAA
Judge Recommends Milk as Drink Option at Liquor Case
Baltimore reports Judge Gentrum upholding a liquor-license denial for John HB Ingle. A key witness urged near home access to liquor, saying guests arrive and some cannot afford transport. The judge suggested milk or tap water for entertaining guests amid the licensing dispute.
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Carrive
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Ingle
Margaret Gerving
Blue Ridge Major League Latest Results
Legion defeated Everedy 3 to 0 as Waynesboro, Northend, and Palace area teams played games at Coliseum and Amer Stand. Standings show Peoples Cleaners Celseunt Palace and other local clubs with season averages listed for Copenhay, Rhea, Myers, and Sheiten.
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Peoples Cfrs
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Sheiten
St. Johns to Play LaSalle of Cumberland
St Johns slated to face LaSalle of Cumberland in upcoming game. Venue listed as Witerno or similar venue name with unclear spelling.
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St. John’s
LaSalle
Cumberland
Flexible Farm Price Supports Win Endorsement
President and advisers endorsed flexible farm price supports amid debate over parity links. Proposals aim to set responsive levels tied to crop sizes and market conditions, affecting meat and crop price relationships nationwide.
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Iogroup
Wanis
Tamuc Reid
Sofar
Ted Price
President supports farm price parity aims in union message
Rid Mir Xruman submits to Congress and pushes for realistic shifting of farm output to meet domestic and export needs. The President reiterates farm prices must stay at parity, endorsing 100 percent in his State of the Union while Thomas defends 90 percent parity as the SEVEX plan. Crows dropping snails on rocks to crack shells is noted as a behavior.
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SEVEX
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