Soil Bank Plan Credit and Civil Service Questions
A Q A on the Soil Bank credits clarifies that Henry Wallace proposed the plan while Secretary of Agriculture and that a $500 million prepayment would be deducted from 1957 farmer payments if contracts were signed. The Defense Secretary must be civilian. Silver is a commodity, not a money standard, with price history. The Comptroller General approves expenditures after funds are available.
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Soil Bank
Henry Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture
Eisenhower
Secretary of Defense
Senate
Comptroller General of the United Eee
Crossword puzzle across and down clues jumble
Puzzle clues include Across and Down entries with numbers and definitions. Entries cover ownership, jellylike substances, wasting time, awaken, system, river name, shelters for bees, Frolic, symbolization, poke, biblical names, and misc. The scan shows partial grid with errors and repeated digits, typical of damaged crossword page.
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Jacob
Adirondack Mountain Tour Sponsored By Rome NY Club
This year the Sports Car Club of Rome New York sponsors its second Adirondack Mountain Tour on June 23 24. The event is a test of driver navigator teamwork to follow an unknown road course within a time limit without traffic violations.
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Sports Car Club of
Rome
New York
LeMans
France
George A. Hott
Shepherd
W. Va
Washington Redskins
Hott
Adolph Kupp
University, of Kentucky
Bud. Wilkinson
Oklahoma
University of Nevada
Caaching School
Rural doctors then and now featured in Council conference
Dr. F. B. Crockett urged at the American Medical Association Rural Health Council conference in Portland that horse and buggy medicine damaged life due to diseases like typhoid and smallpox. He praised modern medicine and warned against overreliance on rural physicians for every call, suggesting better use of city doctors for night and bad weather. In Arkansas a Southern Standard note highlights tax booklets contrasting practical deductions with Hoover Commission critiques of government waste.
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RS. Murt. Blankenship
Fordyce
Arkansas
Serine
Dove Creek
Deve Creek
Colorado
F. 8. Crockett
American Medical Association
Council On Rural Health
Portland
Ore
Dr. Crockett
Easy tips to measure detergents and protect metal taps
The piece suggests placing soap or detergent powders in a glass jar with a cover and using the lid as a measuring guide to avoid waste. It also notes spraying salt shaker taps with a plastic coating to prevent green tarnish.
Home Utility Tips From An Everyday Guide
Simple household hacks include lining garbage can interiors with charcoal to deter odors and keeping jars of brown sugar soft with blotting paper moistened occasionaly. Preserve jar lids with aluminum paint and foil lining to maintain neatness. Use plastic bags to protect clothes when ironing is delayed.
Frying almonds and fish cakes from old recipe
Recipe text describes washing olives with thick lather and wiping surfaces, then details a fish frying method. It includes forming eight almond crusted fish cakes, dipping in egg and milk, rolling in chopped almonds, and frying slowly until brown.
Cleaning tips for quick drying and wrinkle removal
Advice on drying clothes fast with fans and cross ventilation. Suggests hanging dripping wet items, wrapping metal hangers to prevent rust stains, and using bathroom steam to remove wrinkles, reducing the need for pressing.
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Seugton
Nymph
Lofty Maye UA
Pantie
Republic
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Clyde Toleen
Louis B. Nichols
National Zoological Park
Washington, D. C
Cleo Maletis
Daytona Beach
Arthur Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Defense
Charles Wilson
Brooklyn Dodger
Carl Erskine
Giants
Erskine
Cubs
UCU Ac
Esclor E Nate
Carnegie
Tad
Hasinpfieffer
Hazenfiefer
Lasenpfeffer
Y Dees
Edite
Southern Standard
Arkadelphia
Hoover Commission
Tae Jonas
Kansas
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Kansas Children’s Service League
Karenas
Kansas Children’s Service League Holar
Kansas Avenue-Tepelee
Wenses
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