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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1949

Page

11

Operation Stork raises farm toil in Japan report

AP from Montgomery notes US Occupation forces push Japan to boost food output as population climbs to 82 million. Thomas E Ritchie deputy chief cites increased production, land reforms, fertilizer imports, seeds and pesticides, and new agricultural services as steps toward reducing imports and rebuilding a war torn system.

Montgomery Thomas E Ritchie Agricuture Division Japan Ritchie Hin Diether Frank So Conservation Service United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization Washington Dhat U.S Richie Roughty Ritchie Ohio

Four-Way Follow-Up Health Program Set For Coffee County

Coffee County launches the follow-up phase of its four way health program based on notices issued by Dr J M Kimmey acting health officer. The report calls for secondary testing including X ray and blood tests with white and blue cards guiding residents to report on January 3 and 4 at Enterprise Courthouse Elba Courthouse Kinston White School New Brockton White School and New Hope White School with time slots for white and colored residents.

Coffee County J. M Kimmey Kimmey State Health Department Cotlee County Kimmeyed Health Department Januay Enterprise Couthouse Elba Kinston White School New Brockton Lal New Hope

Japanese officials tour U.S. farms with Ritchie visit

Ritchie travels with two Japanese officials, S Katoyamagi, Vice Minister of Agriculture in Forestry, and Yamashita, staff member, to observe crops in the United States. They discuss crops like wheat barley sweet potatoes white potatoes mulberries and garden vegetables and note planting before harvest.

United States Ritchie S Katoyamagi Foresty i Japan Yamashita Japanese Minster

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