Food stockpiling fears rise as war fears fade
A NEA analysis notes big food firms have not rebounded with excess stockpiling since the Korean crisis. Sugar supply rumors, vaccine of demand, and larger world crops are cited as reasons. Industry leaders urge restraint to prevent price spikes while retailers limit normal weekly orders.
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New York
U. S. Department of Apriculture
George Dice
Shew
Dice
Safeway
A & P Food
John Hartford
Antlred Stops Opera Cold at Budapest House
During a performance of Aida at the Budapest State Opera a heckler provoked Hungarian political police to interrupt the show for nearly two hours. As Rhadames sang a line, a audience member shouted a jab about the Communist party night school. Police questioned the audience before the opera resumed.
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Antlred
Vienna
Aida
Budapest
Rhadames
Communist Party
Patience Needed to Grow Roses from Cuttings
Henry Pree explains steps to root hybrid tea roses from cuttings including selecting healthy shoots, making basal cuts, removing flowers, and using rooting powder. Advice covers potting media, shade, winter coverage, transplant timing, and subsequent care for gardenia and later pruning to encourage new growth.
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Henry Pree
NEA
Dro RO. Aten
Amytican Rave Society
Cannes
Friday Accidents Send Two Persons To Local Hospitals
Two Friday accidents near Ada sent two people to local hospitals with minor injuries. James Rich, 79, Route 2 Ada, and Mia Clara Blue, 5% alien, were in a horse drawn wagon when a cement culvert and a frightened horse caused a jolt. Rich remained under observation. Mrs Richey was only slightly injured. Another accident on State Highway 12 near Happyland school involved Mrs Blue and Benoit Dobbs, 17 Allen, as a gust tipped their car into a ditch. Dobbs received emergency care and was released.
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Ada
James Rich
Route 2
Mia Clara
Firh
Don Wiens
Rich
Will Richey
Richey
Blue
Happyland
Wiens
Benoit Dobbs
Allen
Dobbs
Valley View Sexital
Double Strength Brew Makes Best Iced Coffee
An Edgar M. BARSER style coffee feature explains making iced coffee by using half the water for a strong brew poured over ice. It includes serving tips with ice, cream, sugar, whipped cream, and dessert pairings plus a recipe for Orange Bread and Quick Dessert Cake from 1950 General Features Corp.
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Edith M. Barser
eCopyright
General Features Corp
Fairy Tale Town Greets 100000th Odense Baby
Odense Denmark marks its 100000th resident, a girl born to Mrs Christian Nielsen. Mayor H Werner presents 500 Danish kroner and a copy of Hans Christian Andersen fairy tales to the new arrival as Odense’s longtime ties to the writer’s tales are honored.
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Copenhagen
Hans Christian Anderson
Odense
Funen
Christian Nielsen
H. Wemer Hax
Hans Christian Andersen
British Prime Minister Warns War Faces Lengthy Struggle
Waterbeach England July 29 Prime Minister Arthur Henderson warned the Korean War may be long and arduous but there can be no turning back. At an air base the RAF chief expressed confidence that the British people would stand together whatever the future holds while detailing wartime measures and resilience.
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Waterbeach
Eng
Arthur Henderson
RAF
Fix Outside Brick Walls Cracks And Damaged Masonry
Repair guidance covers sealing hairline cracks with waterproofing liquid, repointing joints with Portland cement and sand mix, replacing broken bricks, and waterproofing with masonry paints. Warns moisture causes efflorescence and interior dampness. suggests flashing checks and proper drainage. Also notes blistering from moisture behind paint and advises repainted coats only after surface dries.
Mills to Seek New Excess Profits Tax Measure
Rep Milla of Arkansas a Ways and Means member announced he will seek prompt action on an excess profits tax to curb profiteering. He aims to attach it to defense contract renegotiations to limit high profits after war needs. The Senate Finance Committee plans to review the $5 billion tax bill next week and may attach an excess levy.
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Francis AL LE May
Washington
Rep
Milla
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means
Mills
Senate Finance Committee
George
Ada Rodeo Booster Trips Promote August Event
The Ada Rodeo booster plan runs this week with Elks and Chamber committees coordinating car trips to Ada for the August 8 to 12 rodeo. Cars depart from the fire station daily 8:30 to 8:45 AM, visiting many southern Oklahoma towns, with three routes listed and lunch stops en route. Participants urged to wear western attire starting Aug 2, with decorations in Ada announcing the world’s greatest rodeo ready to begin.
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Ada
The
Elks Club
Chamber of Commerce
South Broadway
Allen
Atwood
Holdenville
Wetumka
Weleetka
Henryetta
Okemah
Cromwell
Wewoka
Seminole
Konawa
Sasakwa
Ross
Suthur
Davis
Ardmore
Ringland
Aurika
Comanche
Duncan
Marlow
Rush Springs
Chickasha
Purcell
Pauls Valley
Stratford
Home
Fittstown
Tishoming
Madid
Durant
Denison
Sherman
Bonham
Hugo
Antlers
Atoka
Coalgate
al Ada
UN aid offers for Korea drawn into state dept
Washington report notes UN members and allies offer materials troops and naval units to aid Korea. Offers routed via UN headquarters to State Department and Pentagon for appraisal by the Joint Chiefs. Some nations consider ground troops. others provide medicines, copra, coffee, nitrates, copper.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
U. S
United Nations
U 5
State Department
Livingston T. Merchant
Albert C. Murdaugh
Navy
Defense
Lewis Johnson
New York
Irygve Lie
Lie
Merchant Murdaugh
Murdaugh
Pentagon
Johnson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Gen. Douglas MacArthur
Joint Chiefs
Mershant
MacArthur
U.S
Koroa
Nocwegian
Woren
Formosa
Thailand
England
Hong Kong
Malaya
Philippine Islands
Nicaragua
Chile
United States
Korea
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Eisenhower Visit Noted During Denver Stopover
Denver on July 23 reports President Dwight D. Eisenhower paid no heed to Lowry Air Force Base during a Denver vacation stop. Calumo University president and his wife visited, staying with Mrs Eisenhower? parents, Mr and Mrs John Shal Gon Doud, longtime Denver residents.
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Denver
Don Dwight D Esenhower
Lowry
Calumo S University
Eisenhower
John Shal- Gon Doud
Winter Pasture program planned at county meeting
At a county meeting cultural workers and farmers outlined a winter pasture program led by Wesley Chaffin with assistance from PMA funds. The plan includes hairy vetch, ryegrass, winter oats, fes cue, and other winter crops. Fertilizer demos showed 100 to 300 pounds per acre improving corn yields. O’Neal and Morrison sites noted. Bill Hartsfield harvested vetch with strong results. Purebred Hereford breeding shown high returns. Rabies vaccination urged for all dogs to curb the epidemic.
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Counry
Cea
Wesley Chaffin
Plana
Lee Morrison
Eddie Brice
Lehigh
Bill Hartsfield
Hartsfield
Clarita
Bill
Church Members Attend Conference in Hickory
A large Sulphur group attended the Arbuckle Baptist Workers' conference at Hickory Baptist church. Attendees included Dr. and Mrs. Charles Myers and others from First Baptist, Talvary, Hennepin, Dougherty, and missionary workers W. W. Bogan and family. Five sermons covered topics such as The Bible and God with a noon country dinner hosted by Hickory women.
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Arbuckle Baptist Workers
Hickory Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Charles Myers
J. H. Noble
Albert McKay
James House
Sulphur
Hennepin Church
BH. H. Henry
Ate
Dougherty Church
W. W. Bogan
Thandiane
Richard Judd
Wynneword
God
George J. Hert
David
Johnson
Maveville
Hale Dixon
Pauls Valiey
Tragedy Strikes Savannah Girl After Four-Year Slumber
In Savannah Georgia a 15 year old girl, Havaman Havaman, died after four years in a coma that followed an operation. She never awakened, authorities reported yesterday.
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Savannah
Farine Sheffield
Havaman
Radio Sats in Japan Hit 0 040 798 by March 1950
Licensed radio sats in Japan totaled 0 040 798 at the end of March 1950, indicating that 3.5 percent of Japan's homes have radio receivers.
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Japan
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