Man's Plow Ends Erosion Thickens River Walls
A reflection on farming practice and soil erosion. The speaker warns that plowing has scarred riverbanks, leaving barren sub soil and urging action to stop erosion.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1946
Page
7
A reflection on farming practice and soil erosion. The speaker warns that plowing has scarred riverbanks, leaving barren sub soil and urging action to stop erosion.
New York cotton traders pushed prices to 23 year highs as June purchases and British demand rose amid favorable consumption data. Futures closed higher with October and December deliveries reaching daily limits, while spot middling rose to 30.09 amid broad market strength.
Reports from Paris detail large scale disposal of American surplus to allied nations. Col McLaughlin says vast stocks, ships, ports, camps, and equipment valued over a billion dollars will be transferred to Britain and France, with transfers to France now planned and negotiations ongoing with the Meenen government and U.S. Army and OSS officials.
Over 30 years set up for Czechoslovakia Poland and others with open credits and cash purchases. Italy buys against open credit near 14 million dollars while Belgium Luxembourg receive excess property against a 45 million reciprocal aid balance. Switzerland Eire Sweden Portugal buy for cash. Week ending June 29 saw contracts and purchases totaling 10 million dollars and negotiations over 8 million for types from mine sweepers to grasshopper planes. UNRRA contracts a hundred million in surplus to start rehabilitation and reconstruction. Vital transportation systems rehabilitated using surplus machinery and material to support feed delivery.
Belgrade July 17 Premier Edward Kardelj told parliament Yugoslavia will not accept the Paris settlement of Trieste. He said Yugoslavia viewed Italy as an ally in the past but as an enemy now, warning against concessions.
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