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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1957

Page

6

Will Benson offer farmers a smaller soil bank payment

Washington officials debated adjusting 1958 wheat soil bank payments as the Agriculture Secretary signaled potential cuts. The 1958 wheat support rate was set at 1.78 dollars per bushel, about 22 cents below this year, with debates centering on whether a reduced rate would better curb surpluses while preserving farmer incentives to retire land.

Washington Secretary of Agriculture Benson Soil Bank Soiil Bank S Oil Bank Wuli U. S

New York Teen Dies Climbing Stone Mountain

A New York City boy, 15 year old Michael Moret, climbed Stone Mountain while his vacationing parents watched from their car. At the crest the youth slipped on wet moss, fell from the 800 foot granite dome, and died. His father, Sidney S. Moret, trainer for the New York Giants, collapsed upon hearing the news.

Atlanta New York Stone Mountain Sidney S. Moret Michael Moret New York Giants

Canada Praises US Wheat Subsidy Decision

Canada welcomed the United States move to reduce its wheat subsidy announced April 19. A trade department spokesman said the change will not affect Canadian wheat prices but will reduce protection for American farmers and align their returns with global trends.

Ottawam Canada Today United States Trade Department

New Cancer Technique Revealed By Society

St Louis report: the American Cancer Society unveiled a promising neck of the womb cancer treatment. The method uses radioactive gold injections after six years of research and targets moderately advanced cases. It is described as a leading cancer killer option.

Cancer Society Today Society Ottawa Herald Bedford Hills New York Washington University School of Medicine St. Louis Willard M. Allen Alfred I. Sherman A. Norman Arneson The Atomic Energy Commission

Kansas June 1 liquor crackdown warned by ABC chief

William Murphy Kansas alcoholic beverage control director said liquor imports will be illegal starting June 1 and all liquor must bear Kansas revenue stamps. The drive includes a 20 man ABC patrol at border points and requests law enforcement cooperation. Kansans urged to buy liquor in state to pay tax, with focus on Missouri and Nebraska borders.

Topeka Wiliam Murphy Alcoholic Beverage Control Director Kansas Murphy ABC Missouri Nebraska Kansas City Alex F. Sachs Sachs Eisenhow Leavenworth

Eisenhower cough nearly cleared after Georgia golf days

News recounts President Eisenhower's stubborn cough beginning in January, nearly cured after a few days of golf in warm Georgia sun, per Press Secretary Hagerty. Sen Schoeppel notes some lingering coughs while weather remains favorable. Government to sell wheat to Turkey under Foreign Trade Act, about 3.2 million dollars, with Kansas specifications.

Augusta Eisenhower Georgia James C. Hagerty Eisenhow- Washington Schoepfer Antic Turkey Lida Kansas Schoeppel iAgriculture Department

Hitchhiker Circled World Too Cheaply and Safely

MUNSEY PARK N Y A 27 year old hitchhiker is home again after thumbing his way around the world. Donald Knies says the trip took over two years and cost about 300 dollars. He rode via motorcycles trucks cars motor scooters carts camels and elephants through 42 countries. Knies plans to teach and says the world is largely good and its people share basic humanity.

Munsey Park N. Y Long Island Donald Knies Knies

Dean Berlin Agency Aids Clients With 109 E Second

Dean Berlin, Agent 109, operates from 109 East Second, matching clients with property options and services. Contact phone 368 for inquiries and appointments regarding real estate listings and guidance.

Dean Berlin

Washington golfer Bayes rests at Augusta after trip

The report notes a Washington source spending about a dozen days at the Augusta National Golf Club last Thursday, balancing rest with work during a stay in Georgia.

Washington Augusta National Golf Club

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