Fewer Peanut Acres as Alabama Farmers Eye Next Year
Alabama farmers scale back cotton and peanut plantings for 1950, cutting cotton from 1,810,000 to 1,570,000 acres and peanuts from 397,000 to 275,000. Experts urge a shift to livestock with more milk, meat, and eggs. County agents plan grass sessions to tailor county plans, promoting a balance between livestock and crops. Foreseeable fencing and pasture improvements, plus more breeding stock, are key hurdles to rapid livestock growth.
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Auburn
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Blakely School Yard Gets Shrubbery Upgrades
Blakely Union School grounds undergo improvements led by the PTA and Future Farmers of America. Volunteers from the County Camp supply labor while FFA members install water pipes, lay soil, and plan two sprays per shrub to boost soil retention and moisture. The project aims to beautify the yard and support agricultural yields with top soil, fertilizers, and proper cultural practices.
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Grounds committee advances bed moisture project
A grounds improvement effort begun last fall features moisture work in garden beds with a concrete curb around each bed. The supervising committee includes Mrs Hudspeth as chairman, Mrs John Holman, Mrs John Gleaton, Mrs Josh Davis, Mrs Dick Rogers, E. H. Cheek and J. F. Reid who have served on the committee for five years aiding the water problem.
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Einstein The Tax Stamp Of A Genius
Albert Einstein, famed for relativity and atomic theory, is profiled as a humble genius who struggled with income tax in 1944. The piece notes his charity, frugal habits, pacifist beliefs, and paradoxical life from backward child to revolutionary scientist who shaped modern physics and policy.
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Albert Einstein
Sam
Rockefeller Foundation
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Eanstein
Newton
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Duying
China
Couple's quick ride ends in chuckle at Milwaukee corner
In Milwaukee a young man in a convertible asks to drive a woman, who tests his gas confidence with a deadpan reply. Atlanta's Roberts Marble Co posts a street corner warning sign saying Drive carefully, we can wait.
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Smith College Library Houses Nation's Largest Women’s College Collection
Smith College in Northampton Massachusetts reports the William Alisa Neilson Library holds 360000 volumes and is the largest book collection among any women’s college in the United States.
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SMITH
Northampton
Mass
William Alisa Neilson
Smith College
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