PRINCETON FARM CLUBS REPORT FEB MEETINGS
The Herald's Farm Page records Princeton workers in Franklin County reporting February meetings. Lessons on pest and garden control were led by multiple members, fundraising of 5 dollars to charity, sewings completed, several work days held, and upcoming meetings scheduled at members' homes in March.
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Princeton
Franklin County
R. G, Hobbs
T. R. Clark
L. W
Seright
Shack
Mra.ling
Leon Burrichler
L. R. Sutherland
Homer Bishop
A. B. Taylor
R. G. Nobbs
Hugh Tarbett
Anna Manspeaker
Fred McFarlin
J.P. McAuliffe
Shendaloup
Charles “Hunzi¢ker
Lincoln
Washington
John Silvius
Shendaloup Uiilt
Thelma Baldwin
Alina Mock
Lloyd Schweitzer
Leslie Bryan
Heart Fund
Byron Robison
Jack Davis
Jim Cook
Clarence Oswald
Harold Maley
Raymond Wagner
Edwin Horstick
Harold Guy
Don Easton
Appanoose Area Social Notes Reach Wide Circle
Local families from Wellsville Overbrook and Ottawa visited, dined and celebrated events across the Appanoose area. Highlights include fifty year anniversaries, birthdays, club meetings, and community films with travel and missionary content.
Predicts Rise In Farm Income Despite Price Dip
Secretary Benson foresees a modest improvement in farm income despite a 2 percent February drop in farm prices. Hog price declines dragged overall prices down while market volumes rose, signaling potential for improved earnings this year.
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Washington
Benson
Jakarta
Indonesia
Vij
Sukarno
Aga
Labor Party Secures Second Victory in Special Election
In Wednesbury Staffordshire pottery district the Labor party, led by John Stonehouse, defeated Conservative Peter Tapsell 22,235 to 9,900 with 3,529 for an independent. The win follows a Labor gain two weeks earlier in London Lewisham North. The result signals a swing away from Prime Minister Macmillan's Conservatives amid the Suez crisis.
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London
Labor Party
Macmillan
Wednesbury
Statfordshire
John Stonehouse
Peter Tapsell
Eden
Michael Wade
Lewisham
Five Years For Robbery and Monument Bill
A Kansas lawmaker introduced a bill authorizing a study on establishing a national monument along the old Santa Fe Trail near Dodge City Kansas. The measure by Rep Breeding aims to evaluate the advisability of commemorating the trail site with federal designation.
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Washington
Secretary of Interior
Old Santa Fe Trail
Dodge City
Kas
Prairie Valley School Bond Defeated Again
Prairie Valley School District 31 residents rejected a proposed 55000 bond for a new school building. Voters went 88 to 42 against the proposal after a prior defeat last October 65 to 48.
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Parsons UW
Prairie Valley
Tax Abolished in Colorado for Household Goods
Governor Steve Mc Nichols signed a legislative act abolishing Colorado's state tax on household goods. The move follows a constitutional amendment adopted last November granting the General Assembly power to repeal the tax.
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Denver
Steve McNichols
Colorado
General Assembly
Nasser Says He Is Not Bound by Six Principles
New York Times dispatch from Cairo reports Egyptian President Nasser sees himself free from the six principles guiding Suez Canal operation. He told King Saud that Britain and France invaded Egypt, washing out Egypt's October UN agreement on Hammarskjold's six principles. The rules covered canal operation independence from politics, free transit, Egyptian sovereignty, tolls by agreement, fair canal development shares, and arbitration of disputes. King Saud left Cairo after an arco summit with Nasser, Shukri Kawaily of Syria, and King Hussein of Jordan.
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New York
New York Times
Cairo
Nasser
Suez Canal
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
Suez
Hammarskjold
Saad
Arco
Shkri Kawaily
Syria
Hussein Jal
Jordan
Postmasters Approved by Senate
Washington confirms Orville W. Kins of Augusta and Jo ser W. Bush of Longford as postmasters yesterday, after Senate confirmation.
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Washington, Cm
Orville W.kins
Augusta
Kas
W. Bush
Longford
Senate
Milk Strike Near End Says Tristate Leader
The Rev John J Dorney executive director of the Tristate Master dairy farmers guild predicted the five day old milk strike in New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania should be over in four days He noted the movement had weakened amid police action with violence waning The guild claims about 3500 members from among 44300 regional producers seek a price raise of 22 to 20 cents per hundredweight
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New York
John J. Dorney
Tristate Imilk
Laycott
Baleville
N. J
Heaverton
N. Y
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Mr. Dorney
Tristate Master Dairy Farmers Guild
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Will McClure
Eugene King
Irene McKathron
Rufus McKathron
Harold Huston
Ottawa
Wilbur Lauver
Minnie Shoemaker
Eldon Hufford
Eddie
Larry
Grandview
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Morgan
George Cook
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Overbrook
Walter Clark
T Ie
Craig Gillard
Vassar
Dannie Weese
C. K
Ward Nance
Rufus McEathron
Chester Cooper
Dale Bloom
Fred Walker
Appanoose Church of the Brethren
Leland Wilson
Howard Morgan
Clyde Morgan
John Ward
W. M. Huston
Albright Sewing Circle
Guernsey
Jersey
Kansas State College
Artificial Dairy Breeders Assn
Don Collins
Kansas
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Minne
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Allis ‘Chalmers
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Johnny .Longden
Santa Anita’ Track
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Kansas City
Loy
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Sesba Micheals
Parsons, Xan
Cecil Summers
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Walton K. Smith
Kansas State
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Mitted
Smith
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