Agricultural policy clashes in House report on farm program
The House Appropriations Committee questions the current farm program’s contradictions as it weighs a $1 billion Soil Bank push to cut production against efforts to boost yields. It cites foreign aid, price supports, and reserve policies that fail to stabilize world supplies and asks whether expanding or cutting production best serves national interests.
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Department of Agriculture
House Committee‘on Appropriations
Soil Bank
USA
Department
Besle Farm
Commodity Credit Corporation
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Sol Bank
Georgia Tech chair to be filled by system board report
Sources say Erwin D. Morrison dean of engineering at Toledo could be named president. Acting president in January 1906 was Dr Weber, dean of the faculty, as the search proceeds with Warricon a Bradale native and 1638 graduate guiding the process.
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Anta
Georgia Tech
Erwin D. Morrison
Meivedelty
Toledo
Welleed
Haras
Weber
Warricon
Bradale, Ad
Academy
Judge Rejects Carnegie Heirs Bid To Reopen Mine Case
A Georgia superior Court judge denied Lucy Carnegie heirs bid to reopen bidding on Cumberland Island mining rights. The court will stand by an April decision approving a Glidden Co lease. American Mining and Exploration had offered about 9.7 million over 20 years for 12 264 acres of the southern Georgia island.
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Bruenewick
Lucy Carnegie
Cumberland Island
Douglas Thomas
Glidden Co
Cleveland
Ohio
American Mining and Exploration Corp
San Francisco
Georgia
Golden Isles
Carnegie
American
Clinic Operated Here By C P Society
Special lessons run daily at the speech clinic of the Thomasville Cerebral Palsy Society for summer work. About eight students enrolled under Mrs. John W. Mobley II at 215 North Crawford street. Free services for Negro children on Thursday mornings from 9 to 1. Hearing tests offered. no age limit. program through August or September.
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Thomasville Cerebral Palsy Society
John W. Mobley II
North Crawford Street
Mobley
Billy Graham Warns Against Escapism at New York Crusade
Evangelist Billy Graham urged 16 000 Madison Square Garden attendees to avoid escapism through drink pills or wealth. He warned that neglecting salvation leaves no escape citing Hebrews 2 2. Total crusade attendance reached 728 600 with 461 decisions bringing the total to 98 107.
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New York
Billy Graham
Madison’ Square Garden
Obrin
Graham
Polo Grounds
Upper Manhattan
Protestant Council
English Juliet fan Bloom finds Elvis appeal in Hollywood
Claire Bloom, English actress known for Romeo and Juliet, reveals she is a fan of Elvis Presley. She recalls meeting Elvis on the MGM lot during The Brothers Karamazov era, notes his charm, and jokes about age differences and the crew’s aging. Bloom praises Elvis records and discusses her own Hollywood career including Limelight and Ophelia in Hamlet.
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Hollywood
Claire Bloom
Elvis Presley
MGM
Brothers Karamazov
Elvis
Miss Bloom
Fresley
Charlie Chaplin
Yul Brynner
Grushenko
Maria Schell
Ophelia
Stratford-on-Avon
England
Old Vic
The
New York
Georgia Florida tobacco markets set July 23 opening
The Georgia Florida flue cured tobacco markets will open July 23 as acreage cuts and rain damage shrink the expected crop. Five belt openings were approved with earlier dates to handle volume, while tip leaf demand remains strong for filter cigarettes.
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Myrtle Beach
8.C
Georgia-Florida
Bright Belt Warehouse Assn
Fred Royster
Association
Georgia - Florida
South Carolina
North Carolina
Middle
Virginia-North Carolina
Deep South
Welfare rolls decline in June in Georgia
Georgia welfare rolls fell slightly in June as seasonal employment of dependent children reduced caseloads. Welfare payments totaled $6, ft 6 with increases in old age, aid to the blind, and disabled grants.
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Atlanta
Housing Project Awarded to A B Newton Company
The Plant City Housing Authority awarded a contract to A B Newton & Co of Vidalia Georgia for a 200 unit housing project. The Georgia firm bid 1 670 000 low among 10 competitors.
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Plant Cfty, Frs
Plant City Housing Authority
A. B. Newton & Co
Vidalia
Georgia
Million Dollar Pay Hikes Await Merit Board Action
The State Merit Board is expected to approve about one million dollars in pay increases affecting more than 8,000 state employees. Director Swain notes state government has the lowest pay in the region, while Gov. Marvin Griffin has indicated tentative approval after earlier calls to delay action.
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Merit Board
Atlanta
State Merit Board
Swain
Marvin Griffin
Learler
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Carter Garnegle
Palm Beach
C. P. Society
Revolutionary New
U.S
Hes Ig
Joseph
Ead St
Juliet
Chino
Alco
Swain Seid
Allan
N. Crawford
Upchurch Bldg
Thomas
Thomasville
Eee Dale Carnegie
Junior Chamber of ‘Commerce
Municipal Bldg
Chamber of Commerce
Dale Carnegie
Pds
A. G. Strickland
Medlock Road
Decatura Ga
George Bailey
Tifton Ga
Junior Chamber OF Commerce
Bobby Singletary
Marion Arnold
Times-Enterprise
E. Jackson
Sam
Martin
Sherwin- Mion
S. Broad St
Willard Cleland - Massey
Harris Ferguson
Boston
Lan, ‘Aw
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