Brannan Farm Program Proposals Draw Congressional Review
Paul Jones explains Secretary Brannan's proposed farm program as not a bill yet but a set of recommendations. He emphasizes continuation of price supports, discusses regimentation concerns, cost questions, and the plan's basis on increased consumption and supply laws. He notes hearings by the House Agriculture Committee and plans for a bill in coming weeks.
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Paul Jones
Brannan
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Committee of Agriculture
Krannan
The
House
Proctor Opposes Increase in Number of Highway Board
David M. Proctor of Kansas City, a director with the Citizens Road Association of Missouri, opposed the senate committee substitute for SR 129 to raise the state highway commission from four to eight. He argued the current four-member panel has served without scandal, efficiency, and bipartisan balance, and warned the change would invite political meddling, delay, and confusion while not guaranteeing better roads. He urged preserving the proven system and warned against trading a tested plan for an uncertain expansion.
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Jefferson City
David M. Proctor
Kansas City
Citizens Road Association of Missouri
Senate
State Highway Commission
Proctor
Missouri
Commission
Department
Highway Commission
United States
Attractive folder advertises Missouri as summer playground
Jefferson City May 19 Missouri Travelogue a pictorial folder of Missouri attractions has been received from the printer by the Division of Resources and Development Distribution has started on the publication with requests totaling over 38 000 One side carries 18 full color pictures like a photo album the other side shows a Missouri highway map with brown highlighted points of interest including a film strip of pictures Most photos are by Gerald Massie with additional shots by Hugh Denny Allyson Painter Walter Pohl and Ruth Miller The folder includes a small outline map of Missouri showing 15 recreation areas and a list of addresses for more information Free copies are available from the Division of Resources and Development Southeast Missouri folks go to LAIR S for genuine values in home furnishings and The Herald remains your best newspaper.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Division of Resources and Development
State Highway Department
Gerald Massie
Division
Hugh Denney
Allyson Painter
Walter Pohl
Ruth Miller
Forest Fires Death to State's Wildlife
Van Buren Missouri May 19 Conservation Agent Earl Kinder says woods burning harms wildlife. A local forestry crewman watched a covey of quail die in a forest fire while attempting to fly through flames. In Washington county deer and fawns fled a burning forest with flames close behind.
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van Buren
Conservation Commission
Earl Kinder
Shannon
Carter Counties
Kinder
Washington County
William Fowler
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Paul C Jones
Clearwater
Piedmont
Black River
Piedmont Park
Piedmont Chamber of Commerce
Arkansas
Washington, D. C
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Grozt Homer Cleaners
Stouing
Clairs Sikeston
Guereviert
Heuseber
Glamorog
TE Sikeston
Standard Oil
ATLAS
American Petroleum Institute
James P. Stacy
Sikeston, Mo
Highway Board
Lair’s
Heral
Snieunye
McCoy Tanner
Tanner Street
B. W. Gunn
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