Books sell in Germany at flat price two marks per pound
The German travel bureau reports books including classics recent fiction and travel literature sell for two marks per pound or about 40 cents in U.S. money. Juneau Alaska averages 105.7 inches of snow annually. Between 1940 and 1949 male mortality or a vital statistic shows a seven percent decrease. An American first accident insurance company traces its founding to Connecticut in 1863.
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Germany
German Travel Bureau
Profits Seen Higher for Farmers As Prices Edge Up
Raleigh region notes farmer opportunities for profit are about ten percent more favorable than last year. Brown, extension farm management specialist at State College, cites rising prices paid to farmers by about one percent and predicts prices for half of 1951 and 1952 to average slightly higher. He highlights favorable prices for many commodities, warns of sheep and wool substitutes, and urges low-cost feeds, parasite control, and larger scale in beef and dairy operations to sustain profits. Broiler and egg markets remain strong with bullish outlooks, while peanuts show abundant supplies and slow processing.
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Raleigh
Brown
State Collge
Farm Cent
North Carolina
North Central
Tar Heel
Information For Housewives Free Jams Jellies And Preserves
Rose Bryan extension economist updates step by step methods for making jams jellies and preserves including fruit juice and syrup flavoring. The circular covers fruit selection tests and methods for many fruits and citrus varieties with free copies available from county agents or the Agricultural Editor at Raleigh.
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Raleigh
Rose Bryan
Miss Bryan
St Lege Station
Experts Caution On Pasture Seed Depth And Coverage
State College pasture specialists Chamblee and Ashburn warn that seeding too deep or too lightly harms germination. Tests show alfalfa and Ladino clover yield declines with deeper burial, while grasses like orchard grass and fescue are less sensitive but still need proper coverage. They urge a firm seed bed and staged tillage to improve pasture establishment.
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Amblee
J. E. Ashburn
State College
N. C. State College Experiment Station
Chamblee
Ashburn
Haynes Joins North Carolina State College Horticulture Staff
Frank Lloyd Haynes Jr is appointed to the Horticulture Department at North Carolina State College. The hire, approved by Chancellor J W Harrelson President Gordon Gray and a Board of Trustees panel, places him in Irish potato work with emphasis on maturing date yield disease resistance and cooking quality. Haynes, a Alabama native with a B S, served in the Navy in World War I, is married with one child.
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Raleigh
Frank Lloyd Haynes, Jr
North Carolina State College
M. E. Gardner
J. W. Harrelson
Gordon Gray
Gardner
Salen
Ralooh
Haynes
Alabama
Sane
Renin Ete
Velma Jolan Holstein breaks records at farm test
Brattleboro Vermont reports Velma Jolan a registered Holstein Friesian cow owned by Baptist Orphanage of North Carolina, Thomasville, NC, achieving 602 pounds butterfat and 17 432 pounds of milk in the Herd Improvement Registry. The cow, milked twice daily, is 6 years 5 months old at testing start. testing overseen by North ae of Agriculture.
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Brattleboro
Velma Jolan
Baptist Orphanage of North Carolina
Thomasville
North Carolina
North Ae of Agriculture
Oak View Grange Attends Outdoor Meeting
The Oak View Grange held an outdoor open meeting last Thursday at the Judson Ruth home on Route One. Thirty five members joined a home made ice cream and cake party with three visitors from Guilford College and Albany. A quilting party is planned to complete the quilt for fall fairs and progress is noted on hall improvements and displayed sopulshers.
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Oak View
Judson Ruth
Vance Proctor
Charles Knight
Guilford College
N. C
Kenneth Brock
Albany
N. Y
Grange
Chicken Disease Hits Majority of Brood
Mrs. Lessie Murphy of Route 1 Magnolia faced heavy losses as over 100 chicks died before a diagnosis. State College Extension agents Frank Faison and poultry specialist T. B. Morris identified pullorum disease in her flock after examining her chicks and 150 birds in total.
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Raleigh
Lessie Murphy
Route 1
Magnolia
Blueberry Time Boosts New Jersey Cash Crop Era
In Mt Holly New Jersey blueberry farming transformed the region from barren pine land to America’s leading fresh blueberry source. Cultivated on thousands of acres the industry employs about 3000 workers at peak. The piece traces origins with Dr. Coville and Miss White and notes profits from the crop.
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MT. Holly
N. J
Berbontes
New Jersey
State Department
Wilkes Commercial Agreement Noted in Weekly Summary
During the week ended June Wilkes Commerce reports an agreement with partners. Details are sparse in the fragment but indicate ongoing negotiations and expected action in the following week.
Evening TV Schedule Highlights and Lineup
A verbose listing shows a dense schedule of TV programs and times from 4:30 to 11:00 with news, dramas, music, variety shows, and specials. Notable items include News & Comment periods, Lone Ranger drama, Crime Fighters, Murder by Experience, Pal Lavalle host, and various entertainment blocks across CBS and local channels WFMY and WBTV.
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Tvening
Abe-Che
Ebe-Mbe-East
Iet
Mbs- West
Che
Abe News & Comment
Cbds
Abe Robert Q. Waxworke
Abe
Mbs
Abde
Abe Ews
Cbs Vening
Gordon MacRae
Cbs
Man
Homicide
Abe Hashbkoife Hartley
Barrow
Abe TV
Ebs
Henry Taylor
Cbs United
Paul Lavalle
Ra—Abe
WFMY
Carolina Calling
Frme
Kovacsiand
Horace Heidt
Summer Theatre
WBTV
Poultry Authority Advises Parasite Control Methods
North Carolina State College of Agriculture expert Dearstyne urges poultrymen to use practical precautions against worm infestations. He recommends portable range shelters moved up slopes, clean bedding, frequent cage and feeder sanitation, and inspecting dead birds for internal parasites to prevent outbreaks and keep birds healthy and productive.
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North Carolina
Paul
North
State College School of Agriculture
Dearstyne
Truman
State College
Tryman
Farm Income Drops Since 1946, Greensbor o Speaker Says
Greensbor o Aug 18 Farm income in the United States has fallen below 5 billion dollars since 1946 while other incomes rise, said R Flake Shaw executive vice president of the Farm Bureau. He urged farmers to unite and speak for themselves to win parity with industrial wages.
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Greensboro
United
R. Flake Shaw
Farm Bureau
Ares
Mantéo Tourphy
United States
Armer
Shaw
Ganda
BC Headache Relief Tablets and Powders Ad
An advertisement touts BC Headache Tablets and Powders promising fast relief for nerve headaches neuralgic pains and minor periodic pains. It claims multiple popular headache ingredients work together for quicker effect and lists 10¢ 25¢ and family size bottle options.
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Juneau
Alaska
National Fire of Vital Statistics
Connecticut
Pd Payments
Family Finance & Acceptance Corporation
North Elm Street
Frank Haynes
T’ville
Oak View Grange
U. S
Poultry Authority
Philo
Vance
Wmfer
Parker-Brown Lumber Co
Oak St
Whpe-Fm
Statesville
Nick's Breakfast Patrol
Channing Cope
Washington News
Hollywood Editor
Me of All Churches Stars
Reds
Giants
High Point
Erty Broadcasting System
Packard
America
Guilford Motor Corp
Wrenn ST
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