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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1951
Page
7
The piece discusses continuation of price and wage controls with beef rollbacks likely and upcoming ceilings on pork lamb and veal. It notes a defense act amendment possibility favoring a small business relief agency. Rural banks assets rise to 94.27 billion and farm income in April at 15 billion annual rate, higher than March and 1950.
The article outlines 2000+ enlisted women in overseas headquarters and units under a policy swap freeing men for field duty, and 8000 WACs in the U S replacing men. It also answers GI bill questions about July 25 1956 cutoff and training continuation after discharge or during on the job training with specific conditions.
The Navy plans to upgrade the Essex class carriers USS Randolph and USS Hornet with reinforced flight decks and heavier aircraft capability. Ten destroyers will also receive heavier armament. USS Trigger, first new fleet type submarine since WWII, launched at Groton June 14 replacing the lost Trig ger in March 1945. Army quartermaster projects 500000 combat boots monthly for FY1952 and joint Army Air Force footwear needs of 200000 service shoes monthly from Oct to June 1952.
Farmers and gardeners plan to use about 1 billion pounds of insecticides this summer, many containing parathion. The chemical is highly effective against leaf aphids but extremely poisonous to humans. The Mine Safety Appliance Co. has developed a light respirator with a rubber facepiece for those spraying or dusting with parathion products. Proper equipment on modern farms protects workers and boosts production.
RCA scientists unveil an experimental home-size camera system for farm use. A compact TV setup lets farmers inspect barns at night via a television screen, transmitting images to a bedside master unit for easy monitoring.
The Harroplow is presented as a time saver for farmers amid labor shortages. It enables plowing and discing in one operation, originally developed in the West to prepare seed beds more quickly and at lower cost.
Farm operators and assistants are now listed as critical occupations by the labor department. Secretary Brannon notes the list guides manpower for armed services and that the addition will help selective service consider key farm workers needed to keep agricultural output for national defense high.
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