Marriages Rise Amid Korea War After Early Slowdown
The article notes U S marriages reached about 1 675 000 in 1950 up five percent from 1949, driven by wartime upheaval after Korea. Early 1950 saw declines, but by July and later months, marriage rates surpassed 1949 levels with notable gains in the mountain and east north central regions while Kentucky Delaware Georgia and Texas saw declines.
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United States
Korea
South Korea
East North Central States
East South Central
Kentucky
Delaware
Georgia
Texas
iFarm Efficiency and Assets Show Historic Strength in 1951
The piece argues American agriculture is financially and physically strong enough to meet wartime rearma ment demands if unhampered. It cites US Agriculture figures placing total assets above 134 billion dollars at the start of 1951, two and a half times a decade earlier, with much attributed to inflation and real gains. It notes rapid mechanization, higher productivity, and improved farming techniques as boosting output potential, contrasting with the prewar low mood.
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Free World
US Department of Agriiculture
New Pain Killing Drug Seen Reducing Opium Dependence
A new pain killer methadone, easily manufactured, showed effective relief in Korea and in Tokyo hospitals. German scientists developed its formula, later used by the U S Army in 1945 secret files. Tests claim morphine level relief with fewer side effects and potentially less habit forming.
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Korea
U.S
Far East
China
Hungnam
Tokyo
I. Garden Industry
U.S Army
Henry K Beecher
Harvard Med
Boston
Boiling Point and Heat Transfer of Water
The article explains that water at sea level boils at 212 degrees Fahrenheit regardless of heating rate. It describes how heat first raises water temperature, then converts extra heat into steam. It notes that higher heat can boil more water per second, producing steam faster.
Solons Praise New Leather and Foam Air Chamber Seats
In Solon’s renovated chamber last week members praised the new leather and foam air seating. Returning congressman Usher L. Burdick of North Dakota quipped the seats are nice but will flee to hold as stubbornly as the old ones.
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Solon
North Dakota
L. Burd
Chopin and friends in a Schaum Kaiser Thompson program
Arrangements by Schaum Kaiser Thompson with Horton Scott Lincke Sinding Lecuong and Chopin featured in a concert program.
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Geibel
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Rebe
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Barbara Arbogast
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Wanda Coulter
Usher Barbara Artoges
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Chopin
Baler
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Gure
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