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ark:/16417/th7xps024383kGetting samples from the sixty thousand (60,000) pounds of experimental burley grown this year in Kentucky at the Old Burley warehouse on South Broadway were (left to right) Dr. W.D. Valleau, University of Kentucky (UK) plant breeding specialist; J.M. Moseley, a researcher from Richmond, Virginia; Gene Barkley, leaf buying supervisor for American Tobacco Company; George Turner of American Suppliers, Inc.; J.M. Barnes, leaf buying supervisor for Liggett and Myers Tobacco Company; Charles Bortner, University of Kentucky (UK) burley specialist and agronomist; and Russell Hunt, University of Kentucky (UK) burley extension specialist. The samples will be analyzed by the American Tobacco Company and Liggett and Myers Tobacco Company for desirable qualities, with the results to be used in burley-breeding programs.Image
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Getting samples from the sixty thousand (60,000) pounds of experimental burley grown this year in Kentucky at the Old Burley warehouse on South Broadway were (left to right) Dr. W.D. Valleau, University of Kentucky (UK) plant breeding specialist; J.M. Moseley, a researcher from Richmond, Virginia; Gene Barkley, leaf buying supervisor for American Tobacco Company; George Turner of American Suppliers, Inc.; J.M. Barnes, leaf buying supervisor for Liggett and Myers Tobacco Company; Charles Bortner, University of Kentucky (UK) burley specialist and agronomist; and Russell Hunt, University of Kentucky (UK) burley extension specialist. The samples will be analyzed by the American Tobacco Company and Liggett and Myers Tobacco Company for desirable qualities, with the results to be used in burley-breeding programs.
ark:/16417/th71pl3mfrq3hThree men getting samples from the sixty thousand (60,000) pounds of experimental burley grown this year in Kentucky, to be analyzed by tobacco companies.Image
Item 1.08-243.02
Three men getting samples from the sixty thousand (60,000) pounds of experimental burley grown this year in Kentucky, to be analyzed by tobacco companies.