Farmers Taught Ways to Use Soil's Valuable Products
The 1950-51 Agriculture Yearbook from the U S Agriculture Department surveys new uses for farm surpluses. It discusses synthetic rubber from farm products, cotton as a leading crop, and potential new industries created by research aimed at expanding what farm goods can become.
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Agriculture Department
Congress
Alfred Stefferud
U.S
Wedding Bells Leave Pedagogue Busy Day
Philadelphia report says Joseph R. Guerin a Dayton University teacher presided as he gave away his sister in marriage at St. Monica's Church. The ceremony drew family and local residents seeking a quiet, traditional wedding atmosphere.
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Philadelphia
Joseph R. Guerin
Guerin
Dayton (D.) University
St. Monica's Oath Church
Keeley Institute rehab success cited by Sam Nutter
Sam Nutter describes bringing fifteen alcoholics to The Keeley Institute in Greensboro North Carolina for treatment. He notes thirteen recoveries and two relapses among those he assisted, praising the institute’s approach and the doctor’s optimism for the new patient.
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Keeley Institute
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Sam Nutter
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Stamp note recounts diverse philatelic issues worldwide
The note catalogs varied stamps from Communist and other nations, mentioning China’s postage items including pfennig and pf stamps, Dominican issues with dollar denominations, and broader remarks on King George portraits and local scenes. It references postmaster costs and money orders, plus colonial era philatelic subjects like Bey Ahmed and Fezzan.
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Canis
China
Tse-Tung
Helicopters Prove Potent Weapon for U S Army Air Transport Advance
The U S Army highlights helicopters as key mobile force tools capable of operating without roads or airfields. In Korea they proved valuable and demand for more units grows as designs advance. Rotary wings enable rapid movement of infantry and support units across weather and terrain, with a potential 600 mile daily march and 60 mph speeds.
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Alk Haa’ Tain
Arctic
Army
Tion
Licopters
Columbia River Basin Project Faces Setback in CVA Push
The Columbia Basin Authority plan and its Pacific Northwest push faltered as CVA advocacy faded amid national emergency. Davidson promoted private surveys and a shift to power coordination with public and private groups, while opposition warned of socialism. The drive for a Northwest California tie and interagency cooperation continues amid fishery and dam debates.
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CVA
C. Girard Davidson
Davidson
Pacific Northwest
Columbia River
Washington
Idaho
Columbia
Snake
Ees
Northwest
Chapman
Engineers
Bureau of Reclamation
Department of Oer’ Cva
Valley Authority
California
VCVA
Peiva
Kates River
Oregon
New Father Forgiven At St Josephs Hospital
Police Judge H Morrow Findley forgave a man cited for angle at St Josephs hospital during his son's birth. The judge warned the father that the next offense during a birth would not excuse parking violations.
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Albuquerque
N. M
H. Morrow Findley
St. Joseph's Hospital
Morrow
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