What is a farmer in the U S farm economy from Parke C Brinkley
Parke C Brinkley argues farming is tied to global economics and cites a city friend who doubts farmers will remain, while Brinkley recalls a Nansemond County farm scene. He notes farming still drives 40 percent of gross national product despite fewer farmers and off farm work. The piece links farm decline to broader economic roles.
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Parke C. Brinkley
Virginia
Conner of Agriculture
Nansemond County
Ron
Aeny
Congressional
FBI
United States
New York
MVD
Vladimir Shabinsky
U. S
Presidium
Supreme Soviet of the Ussr
Committee
Committee For the Return
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Stars and Stripes
Washington
Star Gazette highlights from 1952 and 1932 nostalgia
Highlights recall Brown Jr. winning $1200 and a silver cup on Your Hour. Handley High student Mack Luby earns local fame. Winches ter peach crops forecast, and farmer reports amid heavy rainfall. University of George Washington notes AA degree for Jacqueline Womack Lever. Plus 1932 items on H D Flood buffet, Harriman chairing Union Pacific, and a Georgia battleship explosion death toll.
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O Brown, Jr
naLion
Your Hour
Crchardist
Winal
George Washington University
Washington
Michael Lever
Jacqueline Womack
Tips to Make Life Feel Endless According to Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle suggests playful strategies to pretend endless life by living as if time stretches forever. He cites Enrico Greppi warning that science cannot grant eternal youth and offers eight tongue in cheek methods to prolong perceived longevity.
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New York
Enrico Greppi
Italy
Rome
Greppi
The Doctor Speaks on Drug Firms Digging for New Medicine
Pharmaceutical firms deploy 1300 salesmen and volunteers collecting soil worldwide to discover antibiotics. Samples range from golf courses in Reno to Bermuda hotel gardens. Lab work isolates species, tests them against bacteria, and may take years before a drug earns human safety clearance.
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Washoe County
Reno
Nevada
Bermuda Hotel
Reynolds Store Visit and Local Notices
Mrs. Del la Freshow and family of Springfield Ohio visit relatives here. Chauncey Lawren ce and Virginia Moore hosted by Walter Moore. Curtis Story and family in New York. Harley Place patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Wesley Chapel yard party well attended. Colombia was New Granada before 1819.
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Reynolds Store
Della Freshow
Springfield
Ohio
Chauncey Lawrence
Virginia Moore
Walter Moore
Curtis Story
New York
Harley Place
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Wesley Chapel
Strength For The Day We Live Too Fast For Our World
A reflective meditation on modern pace urging restraint. The author cites Twain and foresees rapid travel, warns of self collision, and questions why people push beyond limits. He argues for slowing down to reflect and avoid self-inflicted troubles. Strength for the Day emphasizes balanced living.
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Mark Twain
New York
Miami
How's Your I Q Memory Quiz With Daily Scoring
A readers quiz tests IQ style by answering 100 questions in 10 days with daily scoring ranges from Memory Genius to Good. Questions cover theology, ships, Bible origins, penology, hassocks, longevity, expertise in dac tyology, Volstead Act alcohol content, phrasing of blood need, and Kipling referenced by a heart-tugging British soldier.
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Red Cross
Mandalay
Kipling
Tommy
Worry Clinic Tames Tigress Bride To Be
Dr. Crane counsels Jerry F. to dominate Janet to win her. He lifts her, kisses her, and asserts control after a tense drive in. Janet scratches and fights but finally yields, taking back the engagement ring.
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Janet
Jerry
Dr. Crane
Southern Democrats push to gut Eisenhower civil rights bill
The Senate faces a heated clash as Southern Democrats push to amend the civil rights bill, aiming to weaken or kill it. Eisenhower supports passage with minimal changes while a cross section of senators debate Section 3 and Section 4 jury trial provisions, signaling a protracted fight ahead.
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Washington FP
Eisenhower
Senate
Douglas
D-Ill
Javits
R-Ny
Potter
R-Mich
McNamara
Dmich
Sen
Gore
Tennessee
Sen. Anderson
Anderson
New Mexico
Sen. Chavez
Chavez
Sen. O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Mundt
R-Sd
O’mahoney-Mundt
Francis Case
South Dakota
TV Set Death Probe Sheds Light On Electric Hazard
A Chicago area 18 inch portable GE television linked to the electrocution death of 6 year old Howard Erenstein Jr. is deemed deadly by Dr. Eric T. Gross. Coroner Walter McCarron ordered tests as a jury prepares to review the case. GE and Underwriters Laboratories defend safety standards amid investigations.
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Chicago
Eric T. Gross
Ilinois Institute of Technology
Walter McCarron
Cook County
Gross
Howard Erenstein Jr
Young Erenstein
Erenstein
Skokie
General Electric Co
Syracuse
N.Y
Genera Electric
Mert Jones
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A. Sage
B. F. Baze
Canyon City
Dakota
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Sager
Joe Carroll
Missie Pingley
Win
Chester
Booton
Georgia
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R. J. Scott
Skabwa
Sheba
U.S
Tkeir
Luey
Shelver
Hal Boyle
Doctor
Herman N. Bundesen
Chemical and Biological Investigation
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By Ardell Moore
Colombia
New Granada
I. Q
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U.S.S. West Point
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