Mountainous Wheat Surplus Looms Over U S Markets
The large wheat surplus grows as price incentives keep farmers devoted to wheat, while advanced farming tech and stable domestic use push output up. Harvested acres near 52 to 54 million. production now about 1.26 billion bushels, with total use not much beyond a billion. Exports and feed keep the balance, but loopholes in farm policy add about 150 million bushels of excess production yearly, swelling the surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Agriculture Department
Shakespeare
Robert Taylor
Rome
Italy
Lex
Hollywood
We had growing pains in our early nation
Bruce Biossat compares Congo's postcolonial strife with the United States under the Articles of Confederation. He notes 13 states functioned as loose, rival entities lacking central authority, no federal judiciary, no taxing power, and a fragile union. He argues Congo may need time to unite under a central authority.
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Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Oriental
Antoine Gizenga
John Adams
London
United States
New York
Connecticut
New Jersey
New Yorker
Congress
Rhode Island
Virginia
North Carolina
Washington Window Negroes Get Break Under Demos
A historical look at how federal job opportunities shaped African American political support from the Eisenhower era through Kennedy. The piece notes key appointments, cabinet speculation, and the shift in Negro employment in federal service, highlighting figures like John H. Duncan and William L. Dawson and the rise of Andrew Hatcher in the Kennedy White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
FDR
HST
Truman
John H. Duncan
District of Columbia
Recorder of Deeds
Duncan
D.C
Ing
Lodge
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Georgetown
U. S
William L. Dawson
Chicago
Dawson
South Side
Andrew Hatcher
Housing Profits In Nigeria Draw US Builders
Nigerian finance chief F. S. Oko tie Eboh of the 23 member economic mission told UPI that Nigeria expects housing booms as the western region of Nigeria offers foreign builders tax relief up to five years and repatriation of dividends. The country provides government funds for projects and has extensive labor and materials, with slum clearance spending exceeding 50 million dollars in the 1959 60 budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Pope
United Press International
NEW York
UPI
United States
Nigeria
F. S. Okotie-Eboh
Chief Okotie-Eboh
Okotie- Eboh
Nigeria housing drive and investment call to Americans
Trade Minister Adebiyi Adeyi urges U S investors to consider Nigeria amid a housing shortage for a population of 40 million. He touts Nigeria as stable, democratic, pro western, and a hub for construction materials like plywood and asbestos cement products, noting growth and opportunity across the economy.
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Nigeria
Adebiyi Adeyi
Mission. Com
Nigeria Is Pithyrom One Thousand Miles From the Conrab
Pocketbook guidance on loans and travel agent fees
A column offering practical tips on financing education including federal and state loans, bank-backed options, and the relative cost of using a travel agent for vacations. It explains eligibility avenues, the role of commissions, and when a fee may be justified for complex bookings.
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J. J
M.M.E
Prayer of faith and daily divine love
A Brooklyn pastor prays for daily assurance of God's limitless love through Jesus Christ. He asks to feel light amid clouds, to perceive beauty, and to share that love with others, invoking grace for steadfast faith. Believed minister Alfred Grant Walton of Flatbush Tompkins Church imparts the blessing.
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Heavenly Father
God
Jesus Christ
Afred Grant Walton
Brooklyn, N. Y
Flatbush-Tompkins Congregational Church
Foreign aid club raises CARE funds via carnival
Washington notebook piece recounts 12 year old Maxine Hattery and two friends forming a foreign aid club at American University. They held a CARE fundraiser carnival with hammock and rope-swing rides, earning $9.32 to send a CARE package to a Berlin refugee. Also notes on NASA initials and campaign mermaid naming vote for Sen Kerr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nea
Kennedy
Maxine Hattery
American University
Maxine
CARE
International Welfare Agency
Mexico
Berlin
How Rommel's Death Changed History
In July 1944 near Normandy a strafing by Allied dive bombers wounded Field Marshal Erwin Rommel, altering the course of World War II. Dr. Richard A. Davis unveils Rommel’s injury, recovery, and death, linking him to the German generals' plot against Hitler and suggesting fate shaped pivotal events.
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Phil Newsom
Normandy
Erwin Rommel
Hitler
Africa
Rommel
Richard A. Davis
University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
Davis
Adolf Hitler
Flies spring emergence and Rommel’s death mystery
The piece notes flies breed from spring eggs, creating astronomical offspring sums, then shifts to a historical account of Rommel. It details Hitler’s stance, Rommel’s reluctance to fight a losing war, a pharmacist treating him, Gestapo surveillance, and his alleged death by poison arranged by German authorities after a battle in Normandy.
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Hitler
Afrika Korps
Rommel
Germany
Davis
Stuttgart
Rome Colony Tops H'wood In Behavior
New York gossip column reports on Rome’s film colony and Hollywood behavior. Lex Barker praises Rome, while Rita Hayworth and James Hill split. Milton Berle and Orson Bean moves noted. stars, marriages, fires, and showbiz rumors weave through the piece.
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New York
Lex Barker
Rome
Hollywood
Rita Hayworth
James Hill
Rita
Jim
Spain
Madrid
Gary Merrill
Marge Champion
Hugh O'Brian
Bernice Massi
Camden
Hugh
Joe E
Lewis
el Morocco
Jule Styne
Sandra Church
San Francisco
Jule
Catskills
Milton Berle
N.Y
L.A
Orson Bean
David Merrick
Raleigh Register Publication Details and Rates
Raleigh Register announces Beckley Newspapers Corporation address and office contacts. It lists subscription prices for mail and home delivery, notes 3 percent WV sales tax, and states carriers are independent contractors with no responsibility for advance payments.
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West Virginia
Beckiey Newspapers Corporation
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Washington Notebook
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Encyclopedia Britannica
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John Wayne
Richard Boone
Paramount Studios
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Spencer Tracy
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Renzo Cesana
Francis of Assisi
Billie Jean Horton
Johnny Horton
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Dick Gregory
San Quentin Penitentiary
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