Agents Move In On Potato Black Marketers
Rhode Island OPS enforcement drives against potato black markets continue as housewives are urged to use substitutes like rice noodles and macaroni due to shortages. Trade groups push Don't Buy Potatoes campaigns and retailers refuse to pay inflated prices while urging customers to accept substitutes.
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Rhode Island
National Super Market Institute
Forethought International Nickel records peace time deliveries
Forethought International Nickel reports record peace time deliveries of nickel and mill and foundry products last year. The company notes production was halted at times but overall levels remained above post war demand as governments did not purchase for stockpile during softer demand periods.
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International Nickel
For You Planes Drop Nails Behind Enemy Lines
U S air force planes in Korea scattered millions of large steel rooting nails along roads behind Communist lines and flattened tires on enemy supply trucks, disrupting supply routes and aiding front line advances.
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U S
Korea
U.S
U S Air Force Planes Hit Behind Communist Lines
U S planes conducted sorties to strike targets behind enemy lines causing damage to enemy supply trucks and road infrastructure including roofing nails scattered on routes to hinder movement.
Little Daughters Learn to Sew with Tiny Apron Plans
Needlecraft by Nancy Baxter advises mothers to start girls sewing at age six or seven with simple projects like an apron or doll clothes. Encourage interest with patient teaching, praise, and pace. A striped seersucker toddler apron with a roomy pocket is featured, with directions available via Leaflet No E-1476.
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Wise
Varied Usage At Oregon Wood Plant In 1950
In Springfield Oregon a wood chemical plant used 12 tons of chipped Douglas fir to produce 4 tons of molasses sugar and a neutralizer for acid oath.
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Springfield
Oregon
Wood Chemical
Wax Window Sills Protection Advice
The article advises applying wax to newly painted window sills after they dry to prevent weather damage and keep them in perfect condition. It emphasizes quick application following drying to preserve the finish.
The Rise of Miracle Drugs in Modern Medicine
A column notes how modern life extends life expectancy and highlights sulfa drugs penicillin and antibiotics like streptomycin chloramphenicol aureomycin and tetramycin. It warns that these drugs must be used under medical supervision and underscores ongoing research by Bristol District Nursing Association.
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Bristol District Nursing Association
Asparagus News and Postponed Family Day at Greenville Farm
Weather slows New England asparagus growth with most supplies not from the region. Peak marketing likely last week in May as warmth returns. The article also notes postponement of the May 25 Family Day to June 8 at Ed Knights Farm Greenville and lists agents Gardner Tibbetts Susan Broadfoot Muriel Wheatley Harold Cory.
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North R. I
Ed Knight
Greenville
Us’ County
Gardner B. Tibbetts
Susan T. Broadfoot
Muriel D. Wheatley
Harold R. Cory
New England
Nation's coal reserves near five mile high pile claim
The Department of the Interior estimates U S recoverable coal totals reach about one and one fifth trillion tons sufficient to form a coal pile roughly five miles high and fifty miles in circumference as a measure of vast reserves.
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U. S
U.S. Department of Interior
Social Security Payments Help Bristol County Families
Federal social security distributions in December 1951 totaled 45,010 to 1202 elderly residents and survivors in Bristol County. About 890 seniors received benefits, with 168 children and 44 widowed mothers aided by monthly survivor payments totaling 6,533. Officials say these benefits prevent poverty, keep families intact, and reduce welfare pressure.
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Bristol County
Frederick J. Gorman
Providence Social Security Office
United States
Mr. Gorman
Weekend Gardener insights from Rutgers and Rhode Island farms
The column notes five acres under glass at Rutgers with cucumbers tomatoes and beet greens and discusses fall seed planting three harvests and insect control. It describes bedding and tractor cultivation in Rhode Island fields and mentions Jersey asparagus beds and a shift away from long white stems. It cautions on apple disease curculio beetles and recommends methoxychlor spray and timely planting this weekend.
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Rutgers University
New Jersey
Jersey
Rhod Island
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