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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1952

Page

6

Record on Liberty garden yields from Adon data

Wayne of Chicago Illinois released detailed garden records from 1942 through 1948 showing average yields per square foot for vegetables. He notes tomatoes on stakes produced the highest per space yield and compares year to year with frost dates and growing season length. The analysis links garden output to food budget impact.

Wayne Chicago Shas W. H. Hockbaum USDA Clidge

Dress Industry To Test if Rebound Has Begun

New York fashion buyers arrive for fall dress openings as garment makers anticipate rising orders. Early buyer activity surpasses last year, prices ease due to cheaper fabrics, and analysts note a potential revival similar to the shoe industry.

Sam Dawson New York Northern ‘Trust Company of Chicago Adda Northern Trust Company

Early school start harms youngest pupils says principal

In New Jersey Educational Review H M Davis, supervising principal at Kilver Edee, reports studies of first grade pupils under six show higher low grades. He notes a 4 year old performs like a 2 percent worse older child and argues against forcing very young children to compete with much older peers.

Trenton N.J H. M. Davis Kilver Edee New Jersey Educational Review Ebow

Jury Chosen To Try 2 Accused Game Fixers

New York on June 5 jury selection began for two alleged basketball fixers Joseph Ben sindente and Jack Weil. Witnesses include former Kentucky players Dale Varna laye and Alex Groza, plus college and underworld figures. Trial delayed. jurors questioned as selection continues.

New York Cols Lene Underworld Joseph Bens Inlende Jack Zip) Weil Brooklyn Bookraker Artal Jack Tobinstein Tugene Melchiuree Wiliam Marin James Kelly Aaron Preece Javory Tony Gizzo Kansas Cily Rove Ike) Sasson Portland Ore Pmmbler Jucy Rae Frank Liversi Owt Morlem Kentucky City College of New York CCNY Madison Lanare Garden West Benintende Melchiorre William Mann Bradley

Business outlook hinges on completing weak-area upgrades

The outlook focuses on whether the needed investments in previously weak areas will be finished ahead of a downturn in areas that have been strong. The assessment emphasizes timing and the risk of delayed projects affecting overall growth.

When Driver's Helper Counts Sheep

Karl Cherry a helper from Brunkiio Kentucky asleep beside a truck driver on the New Jersey turnpike led to a crash after a nightmare he grabbed the wheel. The truck veered and overturned injuring both men and counting 140 sheep dead on scene.

New Brunswick Karl Cherry Cherry Brunkiio New Jersey Turnpike Pitt Donald Franklin

Suppressed Katyn Massacre Facts Revealed in Hearing

Washington hearings heard Boris Olshansky claim a Russian official, Stalin’s physician, hid Katyn massacre facts to protect his life. Olshansky, a former Red Army major, told the House committee that the USSR blamed the Germans and the Russians shifted blame. The tale referenced 4,000 Polish officers slain at Katyn Forest.

Washington House Stalin Katyn Boris Olshansky Red Army Special House Katyn Forest Russia Olshansky XN. H. Burden U. S. National Foresta

Soviet Blame and Doubt In Katyna Massacre Report

A 1944 Soviet mission blamed Germany for Katyna massacre but later a physician suggested NEVO police erred in murdering Polish officers. Olshansky doubted the report’s signing, noting a potential Soviet trick. In Belgian Congo, about 200 public works advance under the Eastern Kivu plan, building roads and new Lake Kiya port facilities.

Red Army Ater Olshansky NEVO Secret Police

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