Behind The Scenes In WASHINGTON On Co operation With SEC
Washington May 30 AbH officials of 14 of largest corporations affected by the pasty holding company act offered cooperation to the SEC in enforcing the act. Debate centers on whether diversification or integration should guide the act with emphasis on geographic and business diversity. SEC Chairman Douglas says the act aims to promote efficiency lower electricity rates and investment stability.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
SEC Int
Resiment Co
SEC
Congress
Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
Douglas
Congress and youth study sparks in early education debate
The report cites a 1937 Auburn Center experiment with 213 Auburn public school children on vestibular stimulation using a turning table. Results show no single age peak for enjoyment of such activities across adolescence, challenging Youth Administration concerns.
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Congressman Taber
New York
National Youth Administration
Auburn Collegiate Center
Auburn
Buggy Riding Modernized Under Will Reynolds Health Quest
Will Reynolds known as WHIN from Winston-Salem trains 25 standardbreds in Florida and Lexington as the Grand Circuit returns to Toledo in June. Once a tobacco man who rode circuits, he defied doctors by jogging gaited horses for health and now co equips trainer to Ben White at his stable. Reynolds has won the Hambletonian stake only once, with Mary Reynolds in 1933, while his involvement extends to sponsoring Goshen events through the Hambletonian Society.
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Harry Grayson
NEA Service
iAnybody
Will
Whin
Reynolds
Winston-Salem
Florida
Lexington
Toledo
Ben F. White
White
Hambletonian Society
Goshen
Mary Reynolds
Ben White Ijythe
Ben
Gibson
Rosalind
Mount White
el Lasater
Gilly
Ed Lasater
Buck
Hambletonian
New York
Ben White
Will Reynolds
West Leads and Sobel Clash in Ace Contract Puzzle
The article surveys a bridge hand where West opens with a singleton to avoid a lead into a tenace, facing Sobel as director of many ACBL events. It analyzes why West discarded the spade eight after the club king and which play would defeat the six spades contract. It also covers Reynolds and Lasater in harness racing and Will Reynolds passion for firsthand sport, trainers, and sales in New York.
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Tennessee Valley Authority
Washington
David Littenthal
TVA
Vic Donahey
Ohio
West
A. M. Sobel
East
Sobel
Essis
Won South
Private Forestry In South Shows Growth
State Forester Heywood of Georgia reports increasing private forestry in the South with 192 landowners across 27 counties representing about 5500 acres. He notes potential income from forests, grazing for cattle, food and game value, and urges fire protection and forestry legislation as farm interest shifts toward timber crops.
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Ataeta
Apf
Pere Ag
Groaccg State Forester Rank
Heyasrd
Georgia
Prvate
Qresis
Isa
Yipehye
Thomasville
Heywood
South
Crop Reporting Agents Honored In May
College Park Maryland May 30 Farm men and women across Maryland and nearby states are honored in May for voluntary service reporting crop conditions. J A Ewing in charge notes reporters have served over 40 years in many cases with one family spanning more than 50 years. The work informs state and Washington estimates of acreages yields livestock and general agriculture facts. There are several hundred reporters in Maryland and more than 200000 nationwide. The program traces back to an 1863 U S Department of Agriculture statistic collection appropriation.
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College Park
Maryland
J. A. Ewing
Hhis
Ewing
Washington
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Patent Office
James T Earle
Centerville
Maryland Agricultural Society
Agricultural Department
Department of Agriculture
Mercerburg Academy Cum Laude Graduate Deaner Kehne
William Deaner Kehne, son of Mr and Mrs Georke B Kehoe, graduated Cum Laude from Mercersburg Academy on May 3. Presentation of the Washington Birthday Debate Medal and Book Prize in Commerce Geography was made by Headmaster Ros Edwards. The senior year included multiple activities in debating, baseball, band, chemistry, orchestra, French club, football, and class committees. The article also notes historical context on early agricultural reporting and figures like James T Earle, highlighting the evolution of crop information since the Department of Agriculture's origin.
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Mercersburg
William _ Deaner Kehne
Georke
Kehoe
Mercersburg Academy
Ros Edwards
Keane
Irving
Farmers Experimenting With Making Of Silage In Maryland
Farmers in College Park Maryland experiment with silage from crops beyond corn due to weather uncertainty and erosion control needs. J A Conover notes alfalfa clover grasses soybeans and cowpeas have been used with molasses to aid fermentation. Wilting to 30 percent dry matter yields best silage. too much wilting harms keeping.
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College Pars
J. A. Conover
Acd Extension Service
Conover
Ouse
U. S
Beltsville
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