Drought in Great Plains Shapes Farming Outlook
Western drought lingers as rains briefly revive parts of the Great Plains. Roger W. Babson notes improved moisture, yet warns questions remain if this ends drought, while highlighting a farm revolution with more tractors and equipment but fewer farms. He argues farming is big business and larger, better managed farms endure drought better.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Great Plains
Mother Nawre
Paurry
Shay
U. S
U.S
America
LCL
John Suchko
Alfretta Cave
Glenn
Harry O. Miller
Claude
L. Crampton
Hart Etchison
Joseph T. Kerrigan
Richard N. Cline
Eugene S. Burger
Mabel F. Marker
Buri- Jessen
Comalion
Frederick Post
Edgemere
North Market Street
Fourth Street
William Russell Hiers
Hassiwood ‘Terrace
Court News and Weather Notes From Frederick
The court column lists filings for absolute divorce in Helen L. Beekley versus Joseph E. Reekley and marriage license candidates Payl William Hansen and Phyllis Ann Rohde. It then shifts to a weather forecast noting drought persistence into six months, with discussions by Jack W. Bess and Juanita J. Doerr, alongside county farming notes on drought adaptation and soil conservation.
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Equity
Helen L. Beekley
Joseph Ereekley
William FE. Staley
Gladys A. Staley
Payl William Hansen
Phyllis” Ann Rohde
Baltimore
Howard M. Cooper
Barbara A. Lerch
Knox
Pic
Jack W. Bess
Juanita J. Doerr
Alexandria
Rudy Reynold Milligan
Chariion
New Mexico
Frederick
Araska
Texas
Ohio
Gerald D. Caldwell
Napa
Calif
Sara Louise Rice
Howard F. Williams
Regina M. Joiner
John Gilman
Gunderson
Balaverages
Margaret Marie Over- Jongerman
Arlington
Duane M. Laws
Mexico
Zenna M. Namitz
Phitteansan
Two Texas millionaires eye world's costliest Fort Lauderdale apartments
NEA service reports Fort Lauderdale plans for two $250000 apartments in a cooperative project by Col. Terrell J. Murrell. The gold plated residence features 54 foot living room 31 foot dining room 99 foot balconies three bathrooms and a glass exterior for ocean views. An electronic bartender and private fleet details are noted as part of a lavish lifestyle aimed at millionaires and retired quiz show contestants. A June completion is projected with Texan buyers and a private-use arrangement mentioned.
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NEA
Fort Lauderdale
Col
Terrell J. Murrel
June
Florida
Murrell
Texas
Expand USIA Activities Urged By Larson Amid Cold War Shift
In Washington on May Day 1957 Arthur Larson, head of USIA, argued for expanding United States information operations. He cited growing American news reach and suggested the year offers the greatest opportunity against communism, despite congressional scrutiny. The agency has boosted VOA output, book circulation, and exchange programs.
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Frederick
Groces
Washington
Arthur Larson
U. Slag
Hungary
America
United States
Britain
France
Suez
Larson
National Press
Agency
USIA
Congress
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Wara Ait
Court News
James M. Wilson
Per
Marlene L. Shilling
Pasahaps
Edward L. Reeder
Layette H. Gravel
Divarced
Washington, D. C
Pransrte
Sinclair
Sinclair Refining Company
Havana
Peeters
Kennett
LeRoy Eyler
New Market
Hiers
Eyler
Hier
James Stockman
Col. Terrell J. Murrell
U.s.sa
Mesday
U. S. iVoice
Miami
Kemp
Routzahn’s
Routzahn and Sons
South Market St
Capri
Cambridge
Wamsutta Suttasheen
Julia Meade
Playhouse 90
Cbs-Tv
Hardwick
Frederick (Uo Gas Company, Inc
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