Farmers Plan to Hold Ons LIVALDE Sooa7 A
With onion prices dropping below 20 cents per bushel in Usulde county, farmers fear further declines and consider delaying sale or feeding the crop to livestock. About 35 cars moved from Sabina and 25 to 30 from Kulgye, with daily shipments of six from each place. Harvesting is about 20 percent complete as farmers anticipate better prices later or higher profits from livestock.
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Livalde
Usulde
Ars IL
Sabina
Kulgye
Sabjpel
Kuipya
McCulloch County Farmers Face Low Returns on Grains
In McCulloch county farmers report average yields of 40 bushels of oats 30 to 25 bushels of barley and 18, 22 and 15 cents per bushel for oats barley and wheat. with current prices margins are slim, prompting plans to hold for higher prices or feed stock this fall. livestock herds including Herefords and horned cattle are cited as potential fodder sources for the coming summer and autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orain
Mc-Culloch
Prewitt
McCulloch County
Border Patrol District to gain twelve agents in Del Rio
The Del Rio district of the United States Border Patrol will be increased by 12 officers effective July 1. The additions fill five vacant positions and add seven new agents, bringing Del Rio’s quota toward a national total of 250 new hires across the United States.
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del Rio
Border Patrol
Del
Toras
Tune
Hin
United States
Boy Scout Hero Receives Honors for Rescue at Ice
INDROR Colo. by ele prone Posaesvor ob Wifewnses's certificate from the national Council of Boy Scouts presented In him mt x cecent court of Bowes held heer. Paul was given the certificate for his bravery rescuing two companions from the icy waters of Windsor Inka Innt winter. The two boys Charles Karownky and Wildie Mant, ages 14 and 13, broke through the ice. As the risk of his life, Paul pulled them safely to shore. Mrs Arya Kueutzel of Windsor is mother, a city clerk.
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Naul Tinea
Nalion
Council of
Boy Scouts
Bowes
Paul
Windsor
Charles Karownky
Wildie Mant
Ie Inke
Thera Rafely
Pouts
Aan
Bir
Mra
Arya Kueutzel
Windsorin
Anti Germans Lose University Jobs in Berlin Protest
Berlin report states a wave of Tat activity leads to expulsion of a university professor from the University of Berlin. The agriculture ministry announced the dismissal after a trial lasting through June. The case involved writing for Polish and anti German outlets and followed student and faculty protests against anti German activists.
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Berlin
Germany
Castiig
Universi
Lea
Univerity
Prussia
Inter of Agriculture
Fire department seeks bigger garage for new truck
A city fire department plans to buy a new fire truck but needs a larger garage to house the upgraded apparatus. Headquarters are currently too small to accommodate the larger engine and bay, and officials must approve the expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poraugh Rounell
Bees Break Loose Aboard Airplane Over Paris Flight
Bees forming cargo on an airplane wing between Paris and Macscillen caused chaos when the hives were upset by motion. Passengers covered up as swarming bees invaded the cabin area and portions of the fuselage upon landing.
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Paris
INS
Macscillen
Officials Visit Sinton Rebekahs
Sinton Rebekah lodge was honored Monday by visiting dignitaries led by Mrs Maggie Jordan and Mrs Frances Thomo of the Rebekah order. Local officers Mrs Martin Ferravil and others attended in the event at the lodge hall.
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Sinton
Texan
Ancon Trebekah Lodge
Rebekah Nesemahiy
Qaan
Maggie Jordan
Arin
Martin Ferravil
Aan Antaris
Stata Sec Ey
Frances Thomo
Lost Corpus Han Locate Lost Corpus Han Locate
Wealthy business men missing from their home since February 23 1980 in Corpus Christi Texas. Reported ill in Pensacola Florida hospital. Notice traces their whereabouts through a letter and doctor’s report as search continues after a business trip to Tayetdo.
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Corpus Christy
Texas
Jone
Cross
Beta
Pensacola
Frs
Rosa
Beta Snestley
Jelter Ion
Governor selects educators on jobs in Connecticut panel
Governor Wilbur Crosa names educators to a task panel including Miss Katherine Blount president of Connecticut College for Women Professor Amar May and Professor Clement Wey alongside Julian We Clarties of Greenwich and Rozet S. Haltwin of Creeswich as commission members amid education advisory moves.
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Hansford
Conn
Inne
INS
Wilburr. Crosa
Acre
Waterourtly
Katherine 4. Blount
Connecticut Coll Lege
Amar. A. May
Clement
Wey
Nmn
Clatios
Tarrington
Julian We Clarties
Greenwich
Nan
Ac Wan Rozet S. Haltwin
Creeswich
Tarmber
Gromininal
New York
Bath Strips Chase Burglars At Golf Club
Report states burglars, aided by a distraction, relieved manager Joe Szarfinski of $50 at a golf club. Szarfinski was in the shower when the theft occurred. The thieves fled as a pursuit ensued, with one assailant chased in the nude.
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Sansa Ana
Call
Jung
INS
Borglata
Joe Szarfinski
Szarfinski
Azar Finnkt
Augusta Surgeon Memory Honored
A November 14 memorial event will honor Dr Pantiasimeona Eve of Augusta for his role in the Palisl Wherry conflict of 1880. Polish embassy and Palin Societies in the United States are invited, with President Hoover and other officials expected to attend.
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Augusta
Pant Iasimeona
Augusta Auckcon
United States
Hoover
Enbinst
Epsilon province opens convention at Menger hotel
Ary Howard T. Miler of Dallas, president of Epsilon province, Tiolta Zain, will open the province convention at 10 o clock Thursday morning at the Menger hotel. Delegates from colleges across the United States are expected to attend for a three day meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ary Howard T. Miler
Dallas
Epsilon Province
Tiolta Zain
Menger Hotel
Coll Exes
United States
Jobless Survey Begins in New Haven Under Sage Foundation
New Haven June 17. The Fussell Sage foundation, directing the Institute of Human Relations, has begun a survey to judge unemployment in an average American town. A 15 field team, under Miss H. Hoge, is conducting interviews on a sampling basis with representative members of various industries.
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New Haven
Coon
Fussell Sage Foundation
New Finvto
Tole'n
Institute of Human Iterations
Mies Afgatet H. Hoge
Aia
Snevcy Fe
Industrie
Experimental changes to chairmanship of American Association
The fragment notes Rene, Anne Arid as part of a discussion on changes to the chairmanship. Mr. Tuth D, named as general chairman, is described as steering proposals for the American Association, with mention of consent and variations in the process.
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Rene
Anne Arid
Tuth D
Maer
Wie
American Associatio
Beees Take Over Home During Vacant Stay
Joe H Woods and family found their 1118 Lee Hall street residence occupied by a vast bee colony after returning from a brief vacation. Bees established inside and under the floor, blocking entry and forcing heavy water application to deter them. Removal hindered by colony access points and location near the ground.
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Joe H. Woods
Lee Hall Street
Operas Lona
Bn JR
Ornaments Made of Flowers Fashion Takes Hold Abroad
In NIG Juna 17 report, Kalin the wife of Age Khan adopts a Tigiern trend of floral adornments such as framing necklaces, tracelets, and heir ornaments made from fresh blossoms. She wears a purple violet beret and a white garde bag accessory, with florals praised for brief wear lasting about two days.
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Juna
Begion Kalin
Khan
World’s Biggest Bridge Table Event Planned at Modesto
In Modesto 40 miles north of Motesto, plans are announced for the world’s largest bridge event with 500 tables and 2000 players, awaiting thanks from Aaron Fills Los Angeles County district attorney and former California lieutenant governor. The event aims for July with 20,000 Indighlun cachs, under the guidance of the American Legion.
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Modessu
Can
Tiiion
Ralles North Motesto
Uater
Ineat American Legion
Aaron Fills
Los Angeles County
Fetemoe
California
Gold Lost At Sea Back in View of Alaska
Portland men plan a bold dive to salvage 23,000,000 in gold and 400,000 in currency from the sunken Islander, sunk after an 1901 iceberg collision near Juneau. A special diving bell and cable system will lift the wreck as crews hope for wealth from the watery grave.
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Portland
Yukon
Tina Miles
Juneau
Stevens
Reekers
Brook
Troy Curtis
Portland House
Wease & Network of
Enbirg
Moscow Transportation Seen As Citys Major Woes
A chaotic view of Moscow transport highlights crowded streets, aging streetcars, limited buses, and congested routes. Officials promise a future subway but offer no near prospect while cab drivers surge prices for foreigners. Women operate many street car conductors with modest wages amid daily heavy traffic.
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Moscow
Dalby
A& Curer
France
Mascovliea Foystare
Ubon Ace
Dis
Metra
Mars
New York
M Motorman
Assignments for Cadets at Kelly Field and Crooks Field
Five cadets set to graduate from Advanced Flying School at Kelly Field will be assigned to duty. The Twelfth Observer group will move to Crooks Field, then to Hawaii for duty. Others transfer to Dodd Field and Port Sam Houston as final placements await graduation.
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Advancd
Kelly Field
Mie
Twelfth Observassie Group
Crooks Field
Hawaii
Kelly Fields
Brooks
R. Doguty Je
Gee
Gevetivh
J. Hy Matone
Mende
G A. Miller
O. A. Miller
G. Northrop
J. Bywhe
W. AT. Pesce
Wilfred Rotherham
J. Searer
Garl Swater
Lber
Wil Swil
Gas Pronvisco Dulu Lh
Doddfield
Port Sam Bousten
Wil
Netlys Dwan Ser
June Bride: Back to Victorian Roots in Springfield
At Western Massachusetts spring conference in Springfield experts discuss a June bride choosing traditional domestic roles over nightlife. Katherine Fisher urges brides to pursue busmanship to manage rising living costs while maintaining independence and future prospects. Grace Abbott, Mrs. Ruth Moreley, Miriam Vaughan, and Dr. James Gorton Gilkes also speak on children, agriculture, and American progress.
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Universal Gervien
Springfield
Mam
Jana
Katherine Fisher
Good Tovsckopping Institute
Western Massachusetts
Springfiel
Massan Ls
Miss Fisher
Shea
Sin
Bits
Sha
Shy
Cornwallis Stamp To Be Issued By Post Office
A special commemorative stamp marking the surrender of Lord Cornwallis will be released by the post office. The stamp, the same size as the Vine centennial issue, will feature George Washington Howe and De Grasse, leaders of the allied French and American forces at Yorktown.
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Retown
Ve. Jana
Lord Cowallis
Post Offica Denarimunt
Advicts
Washington
Cenora
George Roegers
Washington Borhhambeau
DeGrasee
Yorktown
Cha Post Fice
Chain Store Tax Plan Aims to Fund Schools
A proposed chain store tax in Indiana seeks to fund education by generating about 700000 dollars annually and collecting 1000000 dollars in back taxes. The plan taxes each store from 3 to 25 dollars, with proceeds directed to the state school system. the measure has been legally upheld by the United States Supreme Court.
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Tsdianap Lasana
Iosanna
United States Supreme Cent
Atn
Sie
Xehoot
Uvalde Sets 1971 Valuation At 3.31 Million Dollars
The city of Uvalde reports a total assessed valuation of 3 312 703 for 1971, with a tax roll totaling 3 814 703. Mrs John Connor city assessor and council consider a board of digestization to review property owner changes, as Spangler Austin Tay and C D Teebers are named to hear protests.
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Uvalde
Texas
Sune
Mra
John ¥. Connor
Connell
Spangler
Austin
Tay
Jor
C.D. Teebeers
Luling Youth Hurt in Fall at Werk
A youth from Luling suffered injuries after a fall at a workplace site. Police and responders attended the scene and provided aid as an investigation continues.
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Werk
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