Long Row to Hoe Shows Soviet Farm Mechanization Gap
Dean William Y Lambert of the University of Nebraska reports from Rostov on Don and Stalingrad on Soviet farm machinery. He notes progress in tractor production but says Soviet agriculture lags behind the United States in mechanization, with larger but less efficient combines and state-controlled testing limiting model variety. He cites Nebraskas tractor testing station as a global standard and contrasts Soviet centralized planning with Western competition.
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Soviet Union
Nebraska University’ Aggicultural College
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Dreamer reassured by police after nightmare in Long Beach
A five year old boy named Michael Storey awoke crying for help after dreaming dragons chased him. Police Desk Officer Robert E Barrick said to call if the dreams return, and he would dispatch the St. George and the dragon squad.
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Long Beach
Michael Storey
Robert E. Barrick
St. George
Dragon Squad
Chicago Gas Literacy Party Sparks Heat Wave Critique
A chaotic Christmas party was held yesterday amid a 90 degree heat wave with little reason to celebrate. Business leader Charon complained that a jaywalking safety drive harms commerce, prompting the city manager to remark that locals may jay-walk if they choose.
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Chicago
Mrs Herman Wins California State Display Contest
Mrs Joan H Herman of San G won a display contest at the California State exhibition held Sept 1 31. The prize offered an air trip for two to South America or Scandinavia or England or Italy. She settled for 2000 dollars.
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Joan H Herman
Abers
San
California State
Raento
South America
Scandinavian
England
Haly
Yes and No in Johnson on School Bond Issue
Voters in Johnson Vermont showed strong support for building a new school but rejected the bond proposal by the aldermen to cover the project costs. This mixed result reflects approval of the project while balking at the funding method.
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Johnson, Vt
Weather data from attic diaries aid 19th century bureau
Washington notes diaries from attic records may assist the Weather Bureau by providing long term weather glimpses dating back to 1850. Fragments describe grandfathers, family records, and the idea that scientists could use such notes to understand climate shifts across North America over extended periods.
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Thelte
Prio Weather
Am¢r
North “América
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