Army and Navy edge for 1951 college football strength
Western and southern coaches expect Army and Navy to keep top talent in 1951 amid looming drafts. Drafts may reduce other schools' manpower by May and June, while Army and Navy anticipate minimal losses. The piece weighs Navy and Army impact against Notre Dame and Michigan, and ponders future top contenders.
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Army
Navy
Pye
Far West
Blaik
Pollard
Russia
R.O.T.C
Bob Smith
Tom Hamilton
West Point
Notre Dame
Michigan
Duke
Georgia Tech
Alabama
Tulsa
Oregon
Southern California
Villanova
Bill Daley
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Minisi
George Munger
California
Princeton
Cornell
Adequate Lunch Box Recipes and Ideas
A guide to packing nutritious lunch boxes with variety and flavor. Includes sandwich fillings like cabbage with peanuts and cream cheese with dried beef, fruit desserts, and savory salads. Suggests planning a larger Sunday roast for Monday sandwiches and freezing good fillings such as meat and cheese.
Weed Sprayers Become Essential Farm Tools
Agriculture faces rising competition and farmers seek time saving gear. The weed sprayer emerges as a needed and easily moved device for killing weeds along fence rows and lawns. Many models exist and some can be kept filled with water for emergency fire protection with adjustable nozzles and long hoses.
Farm Efficiency and Assets Reach Record High in History
Government figures show American agriculture in its strongest position to meet world rearmament demands. Farmers hold about $22 billion in liquid assets, more than four times the 1940 level, while farm debt sits near $13 billion, mainly in nonreal estate due to government crop loans.
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American Agriculture
Free World
Department of Agriculture
U.S
Big Freeze Strikes Okeechobee Cattle Country
A January cold snap and driving rain devastated Okeechobee cattle country. Thousands of cattle died as the freeze raged, with losses nearing a million dollars. The accompanying photo shows steers too weak to stand as the disaster unfolded.
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Florida
Okeechobee
North Dakota Feed Falls Short on Phosphorus
North Dakota livestock feeds are deficient in phosphorus leading to common ailments in herds and flocks. M. H. McDonald, extension service livestock agent, recommends supplying high phosphorus minerals with trace mineral salt as a free choice remedy to prevent shortages.
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North Dakota
M. H. McDonald
The
Extension Service
Ironing Tips for Faster Pressing and Cleaner Clothes
Stain removal tips suggest hot water or cleaning fluid for non chocolate stains, peroxide for white fabrics, and chocolate stains with hot water. For ironing use the wide end of the board to speed work, note fatigue from feet, and recommend a rubber mat, pillow, rug, or a stool to sit on during long sessions.
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Coe
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