Fertilizer Supply Watch Faces Shortages in 1952
New York reports farmers may face fertilizer shortages similar to 1951 as production falls short of demand. Sulfuric and phosphates drive limits with 1952 allotments at low 1950-year levels. The AEC explores uranium extraction from phosphate rock to boost output by 1959, while political pressure may lift allotments.
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Health report shows U S death rate at 9.7 per thousand in 1951
Metropolitan Life official Dr. Dublin notes 1951 US death rate near 9.7 per 1000, with infants and elderly affecting the average. Tuberculosis mortality falls below 20 per 100,000, infant and maternal deaths drop to new lows, while overall health improves despite a February march respiratory wave. Toronto plans an underground rapid transit system as a North American first.
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