Garland wounds self with glass amid career turmoil
Hollywood June 2011 MGM reports Judy Garland slit her throat with a broken glass during a crisis at home. Doctors say superficial wound, no stitches. Husband Vincent Minnelli, manager Carlton Alsop, and secretary Myrtle Tully present as Garland, 29, rests under care. Garland rose from vaudeville to fame with a four year old daughter Liza, amid a troubled personal life with multiple marriages and separations.
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School Of Language Study Is Dissolved
In Moscow June 20 a single blow Prime Minister Stalin today demolished the entire School of Language Studies followers of Marr which ruled among Soviet scientists for years. He said their conduct equaled sabotage and that the Soviet philology must free itself from Marr’s mistakes and liquidate the Arakcheev regime in that branch of science. Marr, founder of Marxist Leninist linguistic doctrine, had been revered in Soviet publications.
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Lower Prices Seen for State Farm Products in 1950
Agricultural economist A B Hamilton of the State Extension Service predicts Marsland farmers will see lower prices in the second half of 1950. State farm income fell by about 6.5 million dollars in the first quarter, driven mainly by plummeting prices for broilers and eggs. Prices steadied in spring after January and February declines, with weather cited as a stabilizing factor.
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Weather affects farming as crops face planting delays
The article notes spring weather hindering planting and crop pacing, with anticipated price drops in tobacco and truck products. Grains show a slight rise due to planting difficulties as normal weather returns, affecting yields and market outlook.
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Poultry and eggs price trends and planetary facts noted
The article cites price declines from 44 cents to 32 cents a dozen between 1940 and 1950 and shows an index drop to 165 by mid May from 190. It also notes Jupiter has 11 satellites and Saturn has nine.
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