World population outstrips bumper crops amid harvest boom
In a Thanksgiving preview, the United States reports the largest harvest in history across corn, wheat, cotton, rice, and soybeans, while experts warn population growth and rising demand could strain food supplies. scientists explore mechanization, chemistry, and new farming methods to feed the world.
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West Coast Dock Deals Hint End to Maritime Strikes
Strikes trigger cargo layoffs and sailings delays with East Coast work to resume easing trans Atlantic travel. The America and Queen Elizabeth are slated to sail soon as federal mediators help broker deals. New contracts raise base pay and night overtime rates for longshore workers, with details varying by coast.
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Farmers Seek Revisions to Flexible Price Supports
Senate and House agriculture chairmen named leaders opposing the Flexible price support revision. They warn it could cut 1950 support prices for major crops, arguing many farmers prefer the current minimum 90 percent parity support.
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Six medicines derived from toad skin including adrenalin
Researchers report six distinct medicines obtained from toad skin. Included among them is adrenalin, highlighting a medically valuable source from amphibian secretions for pharmaceutical use.
United States dairy products supply one fifth of food needs
A report notes dairy products provide about twenty percent of the United States food requirements, highlighting the pivotal role of milk, butter, and cheese in national nutrition and economy.
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Navy Plane To Bring Madame Chiang To U.S.
Reports from Suchow and Suhsien describe a major front in progress with Nationalist troops moving south toward communist-held Suhsien. A government broadcast claimed later supplies and air drops supported rapid advances while a seaborne force from Tsingtao reportedly moved 75 miles inland to ease pressure.
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Three Soviet States Rebuked and Diplomatic Exchange
The speech contrasts US opposition to coercive methods with restraint toward Albania Bulgaria and Yugoslavia. Dulles condemns force and terrorism while hoping those regimes renounce such tactics. Vishinsky criticizes UNSCOR claims and dismisses its Greece border report as junk. Russia and Poland had been named members but refused to serve.
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