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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1949
Page
3
The column analyzes Russian motives puzzling diplomats as the Berlin blockade nears its end while United States spending faces widespread criticism. It frames editor's note that opinions reflect Western Newspaper Union analysts, not IS newspaper.
Western diplomats weigh why the Berlin blockade ended and how the move affects world peace. The Soviet order restored transport and mail service to March 1, 1948 levels, with guarded border checks and reinforcements as Americans and Brits monitor travelers and hotels. A separate New York incident reports Gustave Moerz bound by tape during a store burglary at the Stamp & Coin Shop on Times Square.
Johns Hopkins University physicist Robert D. Fowler described a nuclear scientist as a man alone in darkness in a field with thousands of baseballs and a barn with animals beyond a window. He throws a ball and, if it hits the animal and returns, the scientist identifies the creature by scent.
President Truman's advisers urged potential tax relief and scaled federal levies as part of a broader move to balance the budget. The Council of Economic Advisers warned against large public works during a period of disinflation while urging local governments to prepare blueprints for future spending. Nourse said prices are falling softly and expect further easing of living costs.
National Safety Council data show 7 150 youths aged 15 to 24 killed on highways and 330 000 injured last year. Inter Industry highway safety committee launches a education program using man to man and Dad to Daughter cards to promote eight safe driving practices for youths using family cars. Interested groups should contact the committee at 1026 17th Street NW Washington DC.
The U S Department of Agriculture estimates winter wheat at over a billion bushels and spring wheat around 300 million, signaling a possible record crop and future acreage restrictions. Rye, hay, and peaches show varied prospects while officials note nationwide crop progress and potential government actions.
The Farm Journal editor argues that urban voters, representing four fifths of the population, pressure price policies to keep farm profits high. He proposes world food pools and broader crop use to create durable demand, warning against temporary subsidies and urging permanent farm reforms supported by Farm Federation and National Grange.
The first person to call a cow bossy may have had humor or Latin knowledge or both. The term may have evolved from bos meaning ox, with Teutonic forms bosse or busse meaning barn or stall, suggesting a boss calf kept in a barn rather than grazing.
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