United States and Russia Arm to Teeth Amid Peace Talk
A June report claims the United States plans about 13.0 billion dollars for next year’s military buildup while Russia budgets roughly 15.85 billion. leaders in both nations promote peace even as they intensify armaments.
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Russia
Washington
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Pawl Hoffman
Marshall Plan
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Congress
Moncow
Musgiang
Wolfman
Moscow
Europe
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Acheson
Ile
Jung
Peace and War Comments On Fourth of July Food Slice
A June 18 Associated Press report blends political remarks by Acheson with a homey Fourth of July recipe. The piece shifts from peace rhetoric to a detailed strawberry shortcake method, listing ingredients and step by step instructions for preparing a layered dessert with berries, cream, and syrup.
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Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press
Be ‘Shire
General-Purpose Baking Mix Debuted by Colo A and M Lab
Colorado A M experiment station researchers announce a general purpose baking mix tailored to Colorado altitudes 6000 to 10000 feet. The mix combines flour salt baking powder and shortening and stores well on kitchen shelves. Recipes and preparation methods will be released later this summer.
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Picnic and club meet highlights in LaSalle days
In LaSalle on January 19, members of the G and L club and their children met at Mrs. W A Mariner’s home for a picnic dinner hosted by Mrs. Mary McClellan. Afternoon hours included sewing and visiting, with multiple local residents listed among attendees.
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Nancy and
Deanns
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Clement
Billy
C. Me‘Williams
Mary Weigandt
Hazel Pless
Dana McClellan
Margaret’ Morris
Virginia
Goldeth Cowley
Jack
Linda
Georgia Ann Marriner
John Weigandt
Fred Weigandt
Misa Lucille Vincent
Chester Grothe Striday
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Clyde Connell
Nettie Fitzgerald
John Anderson
Gaesla Mesdames
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W. . Anderson
Iid
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McMahan
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Eva Osborne
Elizabeth Miller
Sadie Blers
Emma Crandall
Leta Ferrst
Wari Oogbern
Earl Goodner
Rowand Beattie
Kenneth MacWilliams
Jimmy Strohauer
David Connell
Keith Miller
Kenneth Miller
Roland Christian
Johnnie Bauer
Sam Wright
Harl Goodner
Sud
Strohauer
Jimmy
Frank Miller
Terry Goodner
Jimmy Strobouer
Valley Forge
Residual Danger of 2 4 D in Soil Warns Colorado Farmers
Bruce J. Thornton of Colorado A and M warns growers that residual 2 4 D from applications of about one pound per acre can affect future crops. The lingering effect, lasting days to eight years, is stronger on heavy clay soils and can be reduced by irrigation, rainfall, plowing, cultivation, high temperatures, and organic matter in the soil.
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Fort Collins
Bruce J. Thornton
Colado A & M College
Colorado
Lasting Poll Cites 2 4-D Dangers to Crops and Windbreaks
Expert warns improper use of 2 4-D can cause immediate and lasting damage to crops, orchards, shade trees, and windbreaks. Leaching by rain or irrigation is key to dissipating residue, with fall and spring wheat failures linked to prior treatments. Deep cultivation and careful timing improve outcomes, and only 2 4-D tolerant crops should be planted after thorough soil management.
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Saye Thorntee
Thornton
Unclear Passage on Treaty Time and Crop Results
A fragmented report notes Thornton stating that crops have succeeded after planting within nine weeks of treaty terms, but warns results remain uncertain due to many variables. The text emphasizes that assurance cannot be given on outcomes regardless of past successes.
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Elapas
Thornton
Americans lose the battle of the bulge in 1949
A fragmented survey notes rising national waistlines with 74 percent of shells sold in 1946 at size 34 or emailer, dropping to under 10 percent in 1949. The piece mocks the data and hints at wartime wearables and postwar shortages while weaving in a quip about a lawn watering anecdote and a local Albuquerque jeweler’s ad.
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