Farm Leaders Weigh Cooperative Shift In Agriculture
Washington AP report notes farm leaders questioning regulation withdrawals and considering cooperatives to stabilize farming. Missouri Farmers Assn president Fred W Heinkel urges big cooperative systems to unite nationwide for marketing and handling of farm commodities to boost national income. Also covered is cotton buyers delaying purchases awaiting price shifts and a government plan to extend corn price support loans an extra year to curb hog market pressure.
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Washington
Fred W. Heinkel
Missouri Farmers ‘Assn
Dairy Management Meeting and grain sorghum storage talks
Farm agents announce a Dairy Management meeting at the Harold Johnson farm near Ottawa on Wednesday October 15 at 1 30 p.m. The Johnsons install a new dairy plant with walk through barn pipeline milker bulk tank and silo. Experts King and Osburn will assist. ladies invited. Also discusses grain sorghum storage options amid scarce space and government loan rates with advice on drying, storage, and price trends. USDA Beltsville hog studies show leaner meat yields with selective breeding and high heritability of fatness affecting future generations.
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Harold
Johnson
Ottawa
Johnsons
19 Killed In Transport Crash Near Idaho Ranch
A Star Mountai n Air Force Base crew of 19 died when their twin engine C123 struck brushy hillside near a rural Idaho community. Witnesses say the plane appeared to be landing with wheels down and three lights blinking before the nose smashed into the brush. Officials report all aboard were Air Force personnel en route from Pope AFB North Carolina to McChord Field Washington. Identity withheld. Fire burned about five acres. A tenant recalls a shouting wife and finding torn Oklahoma City newspaper on wreckage.
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Idaho
Norman Meadows
Mountain Home Air Force Base
Air Force
McChord Field
Tacoma
Wash
Pope Air Force Base
N.C
Ray Stephens
Nelson Ranch
Claude Smith
Oklahoma City
Mail Service Costs Rise Amid Rate Increases
The report notes higher postal rates added 450 million dollars in revenue, with salary increases consuming 275 million. Additional costs from railroads and other new expenses will absorb the remaining funds, affecting overall postal service finances.
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League of Postmasters
Assista Tce
Gering
Evening meeting on Use of the Clothing Dollar
Sunflower met at Mrs Lloyd Schweitzer home for an evening session led by Mrs G A Morgan who presented the first half of a lesson on Use of the Clothing Dollar. Refreshments were served to six members and a guest Mrs
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Sunflower
Lloyd Schweitzer
G. A.morgan
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Brown
Dick King
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M. W. Osburn
Orlo Sorenson
Kenneth Jameson
Kansas State College
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Leo C. Miller
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HDV News
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E.ard
F. M. Coons
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M.E
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Jester Aim
Franklin County Artificial Dairy Breeders Assn
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S. Maple
Lala
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Ed Hosler
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