Peace Talks In Korea Drag On With Cynicism And Pressure
The column notes slow progress at the Korean peace talks with a cease fire line dispute and accusations of political maneuvering. It cites U N commander Ridgway, V Adm Joy, and Marshall on European defense aims while detailing arms build ups and U S troop plans. It also covers price controls, labor views, a Los Angeles Communist round up, Elgin clock milestone, and a narcotics ring bust with $40 million heroin shipments.
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Beef, Swine Crop Near Record High for 1952 Prospects
The 1952 January 1 survey projects beef cattle at about 65.4 million, up 5.8 million from 1951 and 7.6 million above the 1945 wartime peak. Total cattle may reach about 90 million, with dairy cattle excluded. The 1951 pig crop, nearing its second-highest level, signals more abundant and cheaper meats ahead, pending cattle herd decisions for 1952.
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Modern Schools as Symbols of Home Town Progress
Rural educators see progress in consolidating districts to fund better facilities. One story highlights new one story designs with painted doors, gardens, and vision walls to ease children's transition from home to school. Architects note cost savings through insulation and solar heating while schools serve as community hubs beyond classrooms.
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Farm Prices Fall 2.3 Percent in Month
The agriculture department reports farm product prices declined 2.3 percent from mid-June to mid-July marking the fifth straight monthly drop since a February peak. Prospects for a bountiful harvest drive the downturn, with sharp decreases in cotton, meat animals, and oil-bearing crops.
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