West Will Provide Seeds To Farmers
Farmers will rely on the western states as acreage controls trim surpluses for 1946 crops. Seed needs rise as land shifts to grass and legumes for feed and cover, with Oregon leading in several seed crops and California, Idaho, Colorado, and others contributing major shares.
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ExColumbus Lawyer Sentenced To Prison
Chester W. Malin former Columbus attorney, arrested last October on a 12 year old embezzlement indictment, was sentenced to one to 10 years in Ohio penitentiary. Judge Myron B. Gessaman denied probation citing desertion of his wife and child and failure to surrender. Thirty two pleas for leniency were made. Arrested in San Francisco he was accused of embezzling $5649 from an estate.
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Amnesty Urged On President For Objectors
Philadelphia December 19 A central committee for conscientious objectors reports 70 eminent Americans have urged President Truman to grant Christmas amnesty to objectors. Signers include Albert Einstein John Dewey Pearl S Buck Bishop Theodore Ludlow Thomas Mann and others from academia religion and criminology.
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Austin MacCormick
Miriam van Waters
Gregory Zilbourg
Negley Teeters
William P. Remington
Paul Hoon
Nason
Patrick Malin
Swarthmore College
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