Farmers Urge Aids Be Kept At Stable Levels
Chicago report from December 19 states the American Farm Bureau Federation urges retention of price supports and government aid to farmers. The federation favors refining the current farm program rather than a complete overhaul and emphasizes international cooperation as key to peace. Allen B. Kline of Des Moines and Vinton, Iowa, is elected new president, succeeding Edward A. O Neal who led since 1931.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
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Edward A. O'Neal
Allen B. Kline
Des Moines
Vinton
Kline
Town Farm Bureau
St. Pete Man Plans Christmas Eve Ice Cloud Plot
St. Petersburg, Fla. man Bob Leon, a local flyer, plans to scatter 100 pounds of dry ice into cumulus clouds over the waterfront in hopes of producing a White Christmas for the city. Residents will watch for snow on Christmas Eve as he pursues a scientific weather event never before seen in the area.
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ST. Petersburg
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Bob Leon
Florida West
In Father's Footsteps
Oklahoma City report notes Gerald E. Tinker of the Continental Weather Wing promoted from private first class to corporal. He follows his father Maj. Gen. Clarence L. Tinker, hero of World War II, after Tinker Field was named for him.
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Oklahoma City
Gerald E. Tinker
Continental Weather Wing
Rev J A Miller Speaks at Lutheran Mission Meeting
Rev J A Miller of Davenport spoke to women of the newly organized Lutheran Mission in Kened y on December 19. He stressed a good beginning for any organization and highlighted his long ministry building faiths. He grew his Davenport congregation from 100 in 1917 to over 1600 and helped establish several missions, now a 1200 member church.
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Lighe Kenedy
J. A. Miller
Davenport
James F. Vorkoper
St. Matthews Lutheran Church
Miller
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