Agricultural goals and 1951 economic figures outlined
The 1952 agricultural goals call for higher output with feed grains leading demand due to livestock growth. Corn, sorghum, and barley rise while oats hold steady. Commerce data show 1951 third quarter income at $278 billion, boosted by wages and defense payrolls. profits after taxes fell from Q2 and Q1 levels. Retail drug, grocery, and dry goods sales fluctuated in November and October. Defense procurement notes target small firms facing material shortages. new offices and tax guidance aid small businesses. Corporate working capital rose to $79.2 billion in September 1951.
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Department of Agriculture
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Army Plans Service for Reservists and Korea Vets
The Army will call into active service from June to September 1952 all Reserve officers deferred under ROTC and those with under two years active duty between December 7, 1941, and September 2, 1945. Veterans with GI home loans may not reuse extra guarantees for new loans. Vocational training is limited to post‑Korean disability cases meeting criteria. Pension increases to 120 dollars monthly do not retroact to filing. Korean veterans awaiting discharge may qualify for training but no subsistence until discharge. Business loans may expand an existing venture or finance a new one.
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Army Tests New Armored Jacket For Combat Use
The Army develops a new armored jacket shown to outperform prior lightweight body armor in ballistic tests and set for testing by combat troops. Following Korea hostilities the Army faced a training manpower gap and created a reinforcement category within the Organized Reserve Corps for veterans with reserve obligations to participate in reserve duty training and earn drill pay where funds exist.
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Make Baby's Crib From Easy Pattern
RDINARY hand tools are all that is needed to make this crib patterns give full size tracing designs for the lambs with color directions. Paint directly on the surface or cut out of quarter inch plywood then paint and glue on crib and walls or hang at different angles. Everything is complete on pattern 357 price 25c. WORKSHOP PATTERN SERVICE Drawer 10 Bedford Hills New York.
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