U.N. Forces Near 38th Parallel Split Over Parity in Korea
In Korea U.N. commander Ridgway seeks a quick decision on advancing beyond the 38th parallel as MacArthur warns forces are short. Across Washington debates center on how far north to push if the next Communist offensive is repelled. Cattlemen in Dallas protest price rollbacks while Truman defends his staff at Key West. Eric Johnston pins inflation on parity rules, proposing reforms. The Senate crime committee probes gambling links with Frank Costello and ex mayor O'Dwyer. Rent control gets a 90 day extension with April 1 start.
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Tito Warns of Spring Soviet Attack Across Europe
Tito predicts a Russian offensive this spring through Austria into Dalmatia to cut Adriatic ports, with Bulgaria advancing from Salonika to sever Jugoslavian rail links. He says Yugoslavia has hidden forts along the Dalmatian coast stocked for defense and notes Moscow’s restraint over Korea.
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Well-Trained Yugoslav Troops Attract U S Aid
American observers inspect Yugoslav divisions and judge them well trained and capable of long-term service. The question remains whether they are prepared and will endure beyond the 1941 Yugoslav army.
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Planting Time Aims to Boost Home Garden Interest
The American horticultural council endorses an nationwide Planting Time program to unite garden clubs magazines seeds and nurseries in promoting home gardening. Regions set start dates a month after last spring frost with zone based timing and activities extending through summer. The plan also highlights public noise and conservation weeks and a calendar of related observances.
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Crop Prospects 1951 May Set New Production Record
A weather break could push 1951 American crop production to a record, though high prices remain in question. Beef cattle and hogs rise as cattle numbers reach 84.2 million, up from 78 million in 1948. Wheat and corn stocks are ample, with winter wheat plantings up one sixth and midwest corn belt hints of another bumper spring planting.
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Potatoes Sprout-Prevention Reversible by Sprout Stimulus
Minnesota experiment station horticulturists report that chemical treatment to prevent sprouting in storage speeds seed potato care but can be reversed by a sprout-stimulating treatment with ethylene chlorhydrin just before planting.
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Immigrant Workers Displaced for Farm Labor in Nation
The Displaced Persons Commission reports that displaced persons and expellees from Europe are available for entry to the United States to work on American farms. Six agents toured Germany March 9 to certify farm families for immigration as sponsors provide employment, part of a drive to supply defense labor. Visa totals under amended acts reach 341000 displaced by 1951 and 54744 expellees by 1952, with many already visaed by March 1. Rigorous multi agency screening ensures secure admission.
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Strict screening for immigrant farm workers entry
Immigrant farm workers must undergo strict screening before entering the United States. A sponsor, a U.S. citizen, must ensure a prevailing wage job without displacing others, provide housing, guarantee the person and family will not become public charges, and arrange transportation from entry to resettlement. The displaced person must sign a good faith oath to abide by the employment offer and understands possible deportation for misrepresentation.
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