Pork on Market as Pig Crop Rises in 1951 Forecast
The Agriculture Department estimates the fall pig crop at 42,000,990 head and the 1951 spring and fall crop at 105,218,090 head, signaling higher pork supplies in 1952. Spring crop is seen at 63,818,090 head, the second largest ever, with potential earlier hog marketing due to tight feed supplies.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
County 4-H Dress Revue results determine delegates
In the district contest at Canton Belty iayogs Bartley Woods will represent Fannin county in the 4-H dress revue. Carol Ann Rigsby placed first in the county but was ineligible to participate in more than one event and chose the dairy foods contest. Miss Mays placed second in the county dress revue and was named to represent the county. The girls arrive in College Station this afternoon for contests starting Monday morning.
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College Station
Carol Ann Rigsby
Ruth Howell
Windom
Bettys Austin
Nunnelee
Betty Mays
Bartley Woods
Fee College Station
Geraldine Hisinger
Granville Dawson
Westes Brenton
Nennelre
Wnt
Rip Loftis
Bonham
Loftis
Risinger
Extension Service
Dairy Fond
Ann Rigsby
Betty Austin
Canton
Texas Farmers Increase Fertilizer Use in 1950
Texas farmers used 72,723 tons of fertilizer in 1950 up 14 percent from 1949 as part of a national rise to 18,346,132 tons. Prices averaged 49.04 per ton, with total expenditures around 750 million dollars.
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Washington
Texas
National Fertilzer Association
South Cental
Texas A and M Agricultural Experiment Station
Livestock Feeding Tugs on Corn Reserves This Year
The article notes livestock feeding drives lower corn reserves as this year’s crop heavily dictates future feeding operations and supplies.
Valley Farmers Agree to Cotton Picking Price
Cotton farmers in the Lower Valley appear willing to meet Mexico's demand for a $2 per hundred wage scale for cotton pickers. The Texas Employment Commission Office at Edinburg says about half of the farmers who applied or workers at less than the Mexican figure have asked that their applications be changed to provide for the higher wages.
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Edinburg
Mexico
Texas Employment Commission
Mexico and US discuss bracero wage acceptance
Officials from Mexico and the United States met on Thursday to consider allowing a bracero program. They debated wages and whether a rate below two dollars per hundred pounds of cotton would be accepted or if the prevailing local wage would apply.
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Mexico
Advard United State
Chick Production Shows Decline in May Output
In Austin, 200 commercial hatcheries produced 1,900,000 chicks in May, about 15 percent more than May last year but USDA notes overall production for the month fell roughly 15 percent from April.
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Austin
Texas
US Department of Agriculture
Ladonia Woman Wins With Idea For Picnic
Alyte Smith of Ladonia Texas pens a homemaker idea featured in a July issue of a national magazine. The concept centers on practical picnic planning and storage tips for outdoor gatherings.
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Ladonia
Iranian Oil Crisis Deepens Across Multiple Fronts
United Press reports Iran faces widening upheaval over oil controls linking Abadan port and European markets. British and Anglo-Iranian interests clash as Tehran fends off transfer and payment disputes amid Soviet and Czech involvement.
Body of Honey Grove Boy Is Being Returned
Fragmented OCR text reports the return of a boy's body from Honey Grove. The piece references wartime events and negotiations involving the United Nations and various locations. Specifics are unclear due to damage, but it notes a first move by a coalition and ongoing efforts to secure guarantees.
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Honey Grove
Texas port figures show year end decline in cave detections
In Austin in December 93 figures from the State Officer George show June ending totals at 293 caves, far below 717 for the previous period. For the week ending, 41 cases of ported activity were recorded in Texas.
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Austin
Texas
George
Soviet and U S Proposals for Korean War Negotiations
A State Department briefing notes a key difference between Soviet and American plans for ending the Korean War. The United States demands UN led talks with guarantees that a communist attack will be stopped, while the Soviet offer emphasizes direct talks between opposing forces in Korea.
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Sereat
Achtson
Ameniea
Malik
United States
Ma Ih
Kurea
United Nations
South Korea
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