Stop soil erosion with plow action on river banks
A reflective note on plow impact thickening river walls with wind and degraded subsoil. It urges stopping soil erosion and protecting lands from further barren abandonment.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1946
Page
2
A reflective note on plow impact thickening river walls with wind and degraded subsoil. It urges stopping soil erosion and protecting lands from further barren abandonment.
New York cotton futures climbed amid favorable June consumption data and renewed British inquiry for U S cotton. Prices surged to fresh 23 year highs with October December 146 deliveries and March July at top limits. spot middling near 30.09.
American and Allied officials report rapid disposal of surplus war materiel in Europe, with most ships aircraft and equipment sold or pledged for Britain and France. Col McLaughlin describes progress, noting transfers to the United Kingdom and plans to move remaining surplus to France, Belgium, and Germany.
Over 30 countries arranged surplus property deals including Czechoslovakia Poland Austria Hungary and Greece. Italy buys on open credit about 14 million. Belgium Luxembourg receive excess property against a 45 million reciprocal aid balance. Switzerland Eire Sweden Portugal pay cash. Week ending June 29 saw 10 million in contracts. 8 million in negotiations for surplus items from mine sweepers to fighter planes. UNRRA contracts 100 million for rehabilitation and reconstruction. Vital transport systems are rehabilitated using surplus machinery to aid feed distribution.
Belgrade July 17 Premier Edward Kardelj told Parliament Yugoslavia will not accept the Paris settlement on Trieste. He said Yugoslavia must remain an ally and may endure as an enemy if terms harm national interests. The remark reflects stiff Yugoslav resistance to concessions in the postwar plan.
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