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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1950
Page
2
Strategy outlines for anti grasshopper war
Farmers and officials gathered at Tri-State Fair Park as John Landrum USDA expert outlined a wartime plan against grasshoppers. He touted chlordane and toxaphene as top choices with bran mixes for tough vegetation and warned results appear within 24 to 72 hours. Local growers in Potter and Carson Counties report heavy infestations across sorghum fields under a hot June sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News
Tri-State
John Lardrum
Art Bralley
Potter County
Tri-State Fair Park
Randall County
C. V. Conatser
Canyon
A. B. Haynes Jr
Lendrum
Garland Smith
Grasshopper
John Landrum
US Department of Agriculture
Waco
Rodeo Arena
Tri- State Fair Park
Audient
Landrum
Kran
Bralley
Amarillo
Mark Miles
Carson
Randall
Oldham
H. M
Nick” Nichols
Carson County
Panhandle
Cotton acreage may be rejuggled by bill
Congress approved a unanimous House Agriculture Committee measure linking war crop credits to Texas cotton allotments for 1951. The plan bases Texas acreage on 7.6 million acres, with Poage credited for pushing war crop credit and the High Plains around Lubbock and the lower Rio Grande valley among the big losers under the new formula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Texas
House Agriculture Committee
Agriculture Department
W. R. Poage
Waco
High Plains
Lubbock
Rio Grande Valley
el Paso
Still Yields Fish in Tiberias Region
In the Sea of Galilee area still a favorite fishing place, Israel reports that fish caught in lakes and sea over the past five months totaled 2,053 tons. Local fishers rely on abundant catches around Tiberias.
Acreage Shifts Across Texas In 1951 Allocation
The Panhandle would lose about 13,000 acres while the coastal bend area, hardest hit in 1950, would be the biggest gainer in 1951. Central Texas also shows sizable increases in acres under the new allotments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Coastal Bend
Central
Texas
Stock Market Frenzy Fades After War Nerves Fade
New York June 28 The stock and commodity markets calm after two days of wide swings driven by war nerves. Trading on the New York Stock Exchange held at about 2.6 million shares, far below the prior days. Prices rose up to 4 a share as the Associated Press average closed 90 cents higher. 805 issues advanced while 174 declined. Most commodities showed quiet price changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
New York Exchange
Stock Exchanges
FASTEETH offers secure denture fit and freshness
False teeth wearers fear plate slips and embarrassment. FASTEETH non acid powder is sprinkled on dentures to hold teeth more firmly and reduce odor. It does not sour and is available at drug stores.
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Tums require no water no mixing no waiting. Keep a roll handy to stop heartburn sour stomach and acid indigestion almost before it starts. Tums contain no aspirin no sedative no laxative and bring relief where you want it in the tummy. Get a roll today.
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