Year of Decision Heralds Struggle Over Western Ideologies
Washington wartime column argues 1948 marks a critical year as the United States confronts Soviet influence. It cites the Truman Doctrine, Greek crisis, and shifts in Europe, warning that the Kremlin aims to split liberals and conservatives and seize power through controlled governments and pressure.
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Japan
Truman warns of inflation and needs for air power
The president’s annual economic report flags inflation, sinking real purchasing power, and heavy use of savings and credit by Americans. It urges anti inflation measures and outlines a strong air force to deter atomic threat, with a plan to boost 1948 1949 air force budgets and deploy 12 000 frontline planes by 1942. The piece notes Palestine’s open city appeal amid Arab Jewish clashes and efforts to evacuate residents.
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Jerusalem
Judea Leader Seeks International Police for Partition
Moshe Shertok head of the Palestine Agency political department now liaison to the U N weighs a major puzzle of partition. He says the Jewish agency will soon ask the U N for an international police force arms and funds to enforce the partition agreement.
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Milk by products aid grain conservation in poultry rations
With grain prices high, milk by products like skim milk and whey become vital to balance poultry rations. Milk proteins such as lactalbumen and casein boost growth and complement lower quality grain proteins while lactose aids digestion and protects intestinal health. Calcium and phosphorous minerals and water soluble vitamins add to the balance.
Chestnut blight persists in U S orchards estimates
The Asiatic blight that devastated native chestnut orchards in the United States years ago still remains active. Experts doubt the luscious crop will return soon, despite optimistic views from some agriculturists.
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Navy plans African disease safari with inch gun team
Navy medical scientists collaborating with University of California prepare for an African expedition to study sleeping sickness malaria plague yellow fever and hookworm in Mozambique and other sites. They will trap chase and test animal carriers including rodents zebra deer gazelle and possibly big cats while avoiding escaped animals to prevent new disease strains entering the United States.
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Poultry Relish Grit Aids Grinding Process
University of Delaware experts note grit aids the gizzard in grinding feed and that birds, fed freely, may overconsume. Grit high in soluble calcium seems no advantage with other calcium forms and may be detrimental. Hard mica grit of suitable size is recommended for chickens.
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University of Delaware
Delaware
Soil Organic Matter Affects Legume Yields And Root Health
Soils rich in organic matter hold rainfall and support soil structure. Organic matter enhances nutrient uptake by plant roots, improving growth. Lime and phosphate and potash fertilizers boost legume yields by improving soil fertility and moisture retention.
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New Simple Pattern Lets Anyone Build a Modern Sink Enclosure
A new method explains how anyone can craft a modern sink enclosure from easy to follow patterns. Users cut pieces according to specifications and assemble as shown in the step by step instructions.
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Wealth in Your Backyard Inspires Millions by Conwell
The text notes that Dr. Russell H. Conwell gave his inspirational lecture in person about 6,000 times to roughly 8,000,000 listeners who paid an estimated 5 million dollars, reflecting on riches in one's own locale.
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