Cardinals Rookie Breakthroughs Halt Early Slide
Veteran Cardinal leaders and manager Eddie Dyer discuss how a rash of rookies caused an early losing streak, with Howie Pollet Red Munger Marty Marion and Star Musial among those needing time to adjust. Gene Sarazen urges support for younger pros in golf tours and fairer earnings for rising players.
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New Device Targets Termites Using Hidden Pipe System
A new method demonstrated by W. B. Hill at the National Association of Home Builders shows a series of slotted pipes installed during construction. Perforated internal pipes release a toxic chemical to reach hidden termite tunnels in porches, sunrooms, stoops, and fireplaces. The display includes live termites in a model home to prove the pest’s destructive reach.
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Beware the New Look in Crop Varieties Says Agronomist
Iowa State college agronomist Joe Robinson warns farmers against chasing new names in crop varieties. He emphasizes performance records over newsworthiness and notes that hybrid corn lines come from limited sources. Certification depends on corn yield test performance.
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Mosquito Control Uses DDT and New Insecticides
Mosquito control relies on DDT 2 4 D and other new insecticides but cost limits use in large breeding areas. Ditching and permanent methods remain necessary. Photo from the New Jersey agricultural experiment station shows an aerial fog generator used by a mosquito extermination commission.
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Income From Poultry Increases in Nebraska
Nebraska farm income from poultry and eggs accounts for about 9 to 12 percent. Yearly egg sales have averaged over 50 million dollars, peaking near 57 million in the last five years. Poultry sales have averaged more than 20 million, with a high of 27 million.
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Blackwell
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