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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1952
Page
5
Brandt observes expanding dairy and livestock in the Southern states aided by climate new grasses and disease control. Drought drying pastures threaten herds and meat prices. relief via northern roughage and organized aid could stabilize markets and sustain long term dairy development in the region.
Evaporated milk per capita consumption by rural families in Eastern North Carolina is four times that of Western North Carolina families indicating regional dietary differences.
At the Fillmore County Fair 4-H Show in Preston the Samples of Spring Valley and the Ericksons of Mabel shared eight of ten championships in beef and sheep. Richard Sample, 17, won the grand champion steer and his brother Gregg the grand champion heifer, while Evadene, 15, took reserve champion heifer. The Ericksons claimed reserve champion steer, grand champion wether lamb, and led a sweep of showmanship wins by David and James.
In Leopoldville the Belgian Congo reports a dramatic population boom with over 8,000 whites arriving in recent years. The fastest growth is in the colony's most remote and unhealthy provinces, reflecting a widespread economic expansion.
Mrs Katie L Dockstader and Mr and Mrs James Balsley announce the birth of a granddaughter Patricia Balsley born Aug 16 at Mitchell County Memorial Hospital. A series of picnics and visits follow with numerous local families and friends from Otranto and nearby towns.
Rhodian women handpick 45 tons of black elliptical stones for a mosaic at the UN Building in New York. Greek government shippers and the U S Mutual Security Agency coordinate with the Near East Foundation and a welfare group to transport 706 sacks from Rhodes to Piraeus and then to New York aboard the S S Nea Hellas.
Interview with Silvain Andre Gorse and colleagues from France on a Mutual Security Agency sponsored study tour. They praise American farm knowledge but note limited interest in world affairs and higher costs of French publications. They cite women's topics, home economics, and freedom for children as areas of emphasis.
The Rev. Robert Katz a Bible Presbyterian minister aged about 48 ended a 24 day fast atop Darland Mountain 7000 feet high 45 miles west of Yakima Washington He was removed by Yakima County deputy sheriffs under a Sanity warrant after concerns for his health arose Forest rangers report he had no food and slept in his car since climbing the mountain last month He said he would descend only when told by a higher authority.
U S and United Nations air and ground units clash across Korea. Twelve B26 bombers strike a supply area near Anak on Haeju Peninsula as five Wonsan warehouse buildings fall to allied planes. Sabre jets fight MIGs near Sinuiju. U N forces report numerous enemy installations hit and 20 troop casualties. Infantry hold a Chinese assault at Bunker Hill and a probe near Capital Hill. Searchers recover bodies of American infantrymen from a flash flood, with 15 of 30 missing from the 45th Division located.
Gov Adlai E Stevenson may deliver a major farm policy address in Iowa on September 6 with Iowa Democrats pushing for Ames as the kickoff site The plan hinges on arrangements and could move from Kasson Minnesota to the national plowing contest and Ames Iowa State College as the venue Directors say the timing remains tentative but favorable
Saul Alber, 47, of Shadyside, survived a fall from a fifth floor window at Pittsburgh Hospital. Injuries include head trauma and possible fractures to the left arm leg and jaw after a crash led to admission. Nurse Marion O’Rourke saw him complain of pain before the room was found empty with an open window.
Washington reports that both Eisenhower and Stevenson stress similar farm price support views. Eisenhower says no tampering with price supports and no cuts, while Stevenson rejects the Brannan Plan as obsolete and not endorsed by his party. Parity remains the yardstick for crop supports.
Cool air from Canada lowered temperatures 10 to 20 degrees in the Missouri Valley region but Texas saw no relief from heat and drought. The state faced a 21st day near 100 degrees and five additional heat deaths were reported, while drought continued to burn out crops and pastures. Scattered thundershowers were noted from New England to the Midwest and into Colorado and New Mexico, with fair skies elsewhere.
In Sao Paulo the second of Mrs. Maria Albano’s girl quintuplets died at Sao Paulo Maternity Hospital. The infant, to be named Maria Tereza, was among five babies born Tuesday night and placed in incubators. One sibling had died yesterday. condition of the remaining three was not disclosed.
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