U S Policy Critique Upsets Global Trade Stance
A review from the American Farm Bureau Federation warns that U S trade policy undercuts world free enterprise. Protests from Europe Britain and Belgium rise as U S protective measures and Section 104 of the Defense Production Act spark retaliatory tariffs and treaty tensions.
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United States urged to lower trade barriers in 1952
Barrons and The Times argue the United States should tear down tariffs and quotas to boost Europe buying American goods. The piece notes Europe imports about 8 billion annually and warns that maintaining high barriers harms public costs, US taxpayers, and Western Europe’s private enterprise.
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New Book Published by Iowa State Economist
Ames The Iowa State College Press Saturday announced a new book by Dr. Geofrey S. Shepherd of the Iowa State College economics department. Titled Agricultural Price and Income Policy, it is the fourth in Shepherd's agricultural economics series and replaces the earlier Agricultural Price Policy.
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Annual Production Report by Volga DHIA
Volga DHIA reports Vera Valley dairy cows averaged 8166 pounds of milk and 203 pounds of butterfat last year under supervisor J F Huejosch. Walter Rays Arlington led with 11504 pounds milk and 404.4 pounds butterfat for 17 Holsteins. Five high herd group averaged $223.72 over feed costs, five low averaged $136.42. Average return for all cows tested was $175 per cow.
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Iowa Farm Bureau members reach over 131000 quota
Iowa Farm Bureau membership climbs to more than 131000 as four more counties meet the F.8. goal. New counties on the quota list are Montgomery Crawford Apannoose and Hamilton, bringing total counties at target to seven.
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Farmer G L Sea Discusses Farm Life and Politics
Interview with G L Sea owner of 270 acres southeast of Hawkeye. He speaks on hogs and poultry profits, 3 000 laying hens, and farm averages. Sea notes 4 H and Farm Bureau involvement, county education service, and Republican leanings. He mentions Evans for governor and Spry as a good secretary candidate.
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Baby Talk Clue Grid Reveals Mixed Words Across Theme
Puzzle excerpt lists numbered clues covering various wordplay tasks from Baby Talk to cross word style hints. Entries include "Tenth of a cent," "Notion," "Wager," "Fabrics," and "City in Pennsylvania" among others, suggesting a broad cryptic style.
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Recreate Plate Lel Al Al oe
Fragmentary puzzle text lists scattered clues and partial words. The readable items include references to Edward's nickname, a shelter, mineral existence, and various numbered clues such as 25 27 28 33 34 40 41 42 43 46 47. The passage appears as an OCR garble from a crossword style puzzle.
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Fungus Beetles Help Control Corn Borer In Iowa Fields
Iowa researchers report four spotted fungus beetles or corn sap beetles swarm to rotting corn borer tunnel material and kill borers, though not a sole solution. Brindley notes beetles may curb pest numbers by injuring larvae, but rely on integrated controls.
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Farm Bureau Stakes Trade Fight and Food Aid Stand
The American Farm Bureau advocates freer world trade while criticizing remaining U S import barriers such as Belgium felt goods. It argues Western Europe needs more U S food and urges exporting both food and weapons if necessary. Debates persist over tariff protections for fats oils and dairy products and sugar beet imports as farmers face higher costs and lower prices despite near record wheat yields and projected five to16 percent price declines.
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