Deadline Near For 62 Wheat Barley Signup
Raymond L. Davis warns farmers the deadline for 1962 winter wheat stabilization and 1962 feed grain programs is December 1 1961. Signup allows diverting acreage to approved conservation uses in exchange for price support on the 1962 crop. Davis notes additional form filing and conservation-diversion requirements for wheat participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Josh
Receive Teeman
CCC
Department
OCC
Raymond Davis
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
Local court fines list for speeding and offenses in multiple towns
Howard Stude of Copeland Kansas is fined 15 dollars plus costs for speeding. George H. Luther of Winston North Carolina is fined 10 dollars plus costs for speeding. John W. Cook of Linn Kansas faces a 100 dollar fine and costs for driving while intoxicated with six months suspension of driving privileges in Nebraska. John R. Edward of Scranton Pennsylvania is fined 15 dollars plus costs for speeding. Leonard Buck cited for stop sign violation and Charles W. Hornaday for failure to stop with 10 dollars plus costs each. Milton D. Thompson of Wheat Ridge Colorado fined 10 dollars and costs for carrying a loaded shotgun. Donald F. Rowland of Denver fined 10 dollars and costs for hunting without a permit. Robert T. Wotherspoon of Clearsfield Utah fined 10 dollars for speeding. James A. Gutzke of Oak Park Illinois fined 10 dollars for speeding. Josephine Tschacher charged with embezzling 135 dollars worth of 7-Up and Coca Cola while employed by the Silver Dollar. fined 10 dollars plus costs and ordered to pay twice the value of goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Stude
Copeland
Kan
S. George H. Luther
Winston
N. C
John W. Cook
Linn
Nebraska
John R. Edward
Scranton
Leonard Buck
Charles W. Hornaday
Milton D. Thompson
Wheatridge
Colo
Donald F. Rowland
Denver
Robert T. Wotherspoon
Clearsfield
Utah
James A Gutzke
Oak Park
Til
Josephine Tschacher
Beef Gains Boosted By More Protein
University of Nebraska Northeast Experiment Station researchers report that adding three-fourths of a pound of extra protein concentrate daily to beef calves on corn stalk pasture raised daily gains from 0.7 to over 1 pound. Soybean pellets proved more palatable than protein blocks, though cost and convenience vary by stockman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Nebraska Northeast Experiment Station
Walter Tolman
Tolman
Télman
Women Campaign for Car Seat Belts Across Nation
Women nationwide push for universal use of car-seat belts led by the General Federation of Women's Clubs. Campaign cites 5,000 potential lives saved annually and a shift toward belts in 1962 model cars, urging belts for all occupants and SAE or GSA labeled products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
E. Lucile Dodd
The
Automotive Safety Foundation
Crusade
Society of Automotive Engineers
SAE
General Service Administration
GSA
Dodd
London Skyline Rising Above Old Landmarks
London’s changing skyline moves beyond Nelson’s Column and St Paul’s toward high rise plans in 1963. A 507 foot Post Office tower with a revolving restaurant sparks debate over height rules and city character while traditionalists fear over-towering near Hyde Park and Westminster.
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London
Starlings
London Monument
St. Paul’s Cathedral
St. Paul's Cathedral
New Zealand
Haymarket
Nelson
Trafalgar Square
South Bank
Oxford Street
Elephant and Castle
Post Office
Tottenham Court
Daily Mail
Parliament Buildings
Big Ben
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Betty Strobe
Willard F. Libby
Bel-Air
Los Angeles
Libby
Joy Miller
AP Women’s
Alvin J. Steinkopf
Lindon
Commission
W. E. Gunderson
D.C
Jerry
Conoco
Ill
East Conoco
Tank Wagon Service
Lae Conoco
Jerry Miller
Albert Runion
Hallmark
DuBarry
Maxfactor
Coty
Teddy Bear
Zemacol
Libbey
West Bend Aluminum
Cologne
Yardley
Old Spice
Max Factor
King's Men
Ladie
Chappell, Nebraska
Sidney Plymouth
Valiant
Plymouth
Chrysler Corporation
Maddox Motor Co
Illinois St
Sidney
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