Soviet agriculture under strain in nine part series
Richard Wilson reports from Washington on the Soviet Union’s weak agricultural system, state control, and failures in collective farming. He notes shortages, theft, misallocation of labor and capital, and arguments over mechanization, Lysenkoism, and long term reform, with expert views on both military and political implications.
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Your Horoscope for Tuesday August 15 1950
Astrology page from The Amarillo Globe previews daily guidance for all signs with cautions on deception, overreaching, and emotional balance. It highlights Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces and includes a larger birthday guidance section for Tuesday births.
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See Plenty of Civilian Goods See Plenty of Civilian Goods
Government experts revised civilians output forecasts in light of wartime demands. Steel needs may rise to five and a half to six million tons, autos could fall about ten percent in 1951 due to manpower shortages, while lumber demand remains guided by Defense Department projections.
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Washington
C. E. Wilson
General Motors
Defense Department
Industry outlook says ample supply after large timber output
Authorities project 1.5 billion board feet to be used in the next year leaving 35.5 billion for civilian use. Industry spokesmen say production facilities will meet immediate needs in textiles and no shortages are anticipated in food or cigarettes. Shortages of nylon and bed linens are blamed on scare buying rather than supply.
Girl Found In Car Trunk In Massachusetts Police Stop
A 16 year old Boston girl Mary Doyle was found in the trunk of sailor boyfriend Dol lus Burt's car near Vernon Connecticut. Burt 21 from Columbus Georgia headed toward Norfolk Virginia with passengers Joseph Doyle 18 and Walter Pollock 16. Police halted the car after 87 miles and prepared to return Mary to Boston.
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Walter Pollock
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Flu Epidemic Strikes Ft Chimo as Goose Bay Team Rushed In
A medical team from Goose Bay Labrador flew to the isolated settlement of Ft Chimo to combat an influenza epidemic that has affected 300 people and caused three deaths. The party landed at Ft Chimo Air Base and traveled by boat to the village. The operation is supported by the US air crew.
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Goose Bay
Labrador
Ft. Chimo
US Air Oree
No More Harsh Laxatives Say Happy Couple
An advertisement quotes Otto L. Kleppe of Minneapolis praising Kellogg's All-Bran for relief from constipation. The message urges daily consumption of one ounce of All-Bran with water and offers a double-money-back guarantee if not satisfied after ten days, inviting returning empty cartons to Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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Otto L. Kleppe
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Minneapolis
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Kellogg's
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Sabotage Reported Aboard British Carrier Theseus
In Portsmouth a Royal Navy spokesman said electrical wiring to the gyro compass on the Korea bound carrier Theseus was found slashed but reparable. The Theseus sailed for Spithead for trials and may depart for the Orient Friday. The ship of 10 000 tons carries 40 planes and 850 crew. This incident follows a string of Royal Navy ship disturbances, with Prime Minister Attlee attributing earlier harbor explosions to sabotage by a person with significant scientific knowledge.
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House of Commons
Italy’s mechanical industries face finance gap hindering modernization
Inability to finance modernization leaves Italy's mechanical industries in a critical state, lacking funds to expand sales and invest in new equipment, threatening future competitiveness and jobs.
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