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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1955
Page
3
WHS notes a feed shortage lowers demand while urging plain and medium stockers to buy right. Ex tension livestock expert Ray Hoss from Kansas State College advises buying 650 to 750 pound steers and feeding to about 1,000 pounds by next spring. Fall pasture and silage will cut winter costs. monitor steers closely as March to May sees heavy slaughter.
The Herald reports new subscriptions and renewals from multiple towns. Names include Ottawa Harry Smith DeWayne Lofgreen Ivan McFadden C W Cudd Mrs L A Wheeler Vern Ritchall O Flager Ivan Britt ingham and others in Rantoul Wells ville Princeton Pomona Williamsburg Richmond Waverly Melvern Greeley Quenemo Paola Baldwin and more, listing numerous subscribers and multiple locales.
Washington lawmakers hailed a move by the Eisenhower administration to curtail tax benefits tied to plant and equipment expansion valued at about 9.3 billion dollars. Director Arthur Flemming announced suspensions affecting 38 industries and a review of 20 expansion goals, while applicants for these incentives totalled 924 projects. Consolidated Edison said plans remain unaffected, but Aluminum Company of America warned some expansion may be dropped if benefits end.
Kenneth W. Troutman moved his family from a Cumberland home after an invading army of thousands of black bugs rose from the ground following rain. Police could not identify or remove the insects, prompting the family to stay with neighbors while Troutman sought relief. Rookie Lions fullback Ray Novak once played baseball at Lincoln, Nebraska, before focusing on football.
CHICAGO Adlai E Stevenson and Gov Averell Harriman of New York have reportedly formed an informal working agreement for the 1956 Democratic presidential nomination Stevenson would get first crack though associates caution that events in the next year could alter the arrangement The report notes Stevenson previously lost to Eisenhower in 1952 and that Harriman is a potential rival within the party.
Stevenson faces a pivotal choice on primaries amid a split camp. Harriman and Stevenson are seen as the two strongest blocs for the 1952 convention. Governors at the 47th annual conference urge proving vote getting strength in the party before pursuing national nomination.
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