Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 297, Decatur, Adams County, 18 December 1956 — Page 2

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Indiana Fourth In Production Os Com Nearly 300 Million Bushels In Indiana WASHINGTON (ffl - Final 1956 corn production estimates released by the Agriculture Department showed today Indiana ranked

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fourth in the nation with a total of 296,546,000 bushels. The Hoosier state also ranked 11th jn estimated wheat production with a yield of 35,580,000 bushels and 6th in estimated burley tobacco production with a yield of 12.775,000 pounds. The 1956 estimated corn production was 20,410,000 bushels below last year's* final total and 61,617,000 bushels below the Iftyear average. Estimated wheat production was 1,186,000 bhshels below the 19K5

figure and only 25,000 bushels below the 10-year average Nationally, the corn yield was estimated at 45.4 bushels an acre, compared with 40.6 bushels - in 1955. Wheat yield was estimated at 20 bushels an aerp. compared with 19.8 bushels last year. If yon hart something to sell or rooms for rant, try a Democrat Want Ad. It bringa reacts.

Special Consultant d Is Named By Seaton WASHINGTON — interior Secretary Fred A. Seaton Monday appointed J. Edwin Warren of New York to be this special consultant on speeding the flow of oil to Europe. Warren, vice president of the First National Bank in New York, is a consultant to Defense Mobilization Director Arthur S. Flemming.

One Elector Bolts Democratic Party Alabama Refuses To Back Stevenson MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UP)- A presidential elector who signed the Democratic loyalty oath bolted the party Monday and voted instead for an Alabama circuit judge and Georgia's Senator-elect Herman Talmadge. W.F. Turner, a 65-year-old Montgomery accountant, refused to cast his electoral vote for the Democratic standard bearers — Adlai Stevenson and Sen. Estes Kefauver — when the Alabama electorals

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mat to ratify the Nov. 6 election. According to long - established custom, electors in each state vote for the presidential candidate who carried their respective states. Therefore, since Stevenson carried Alabama, the total electoral vote Monday should have been: Eisenhower-Nixon—4s7; StevensonKefauver—74. But loss of Turner’s vote means Stevenson gets only 73. The defection took the Alabama electors by surprise. Chairman Ben F. Ray commented that “this is just a routine meeting,” and" Turner thought to himself, he said later, "Yeah, that's what you think! Turner then crossed out the names of Stevenson and Kefauver on the prepared voting slips and wrote the names of Circuit Judge Walter B. Jones and Talmadge for president and vice president /