Greece develops soft red wheat variety G-38290
A new variety of soft red wheat, G-38290, developed by Greece's Institute of Plant Amelioration in Salonika, results from crossing Italian Risti and Australian Quality. About 15 percent of Greece's wheat area is planted with it, with expectations to double by fall 1952. The variety is early, medium tilting, of medium height, bald, with red seed and minor smut sensitivity not limiting production.
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Greece
Institute of Plant Amelioration
Salonika
Famous dancing teacher Murray to appear on WKTV Tonight
Arthur Murray visits Wayne Howell on Favorites of the Famous at 7 PM sponsored by Leithold Piano Co RCA Victor. Murray discusses boxing legend Jack Dempsey and shares career stories as selections by Tchaikovsky Strauss and de Falla are performed.
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Manassa Mauler
Jack Dempsey
Arthur Murray
Wayne Howell
WKTV
the Leithold Piano Co
RCA Victor
Murray
Tchaikovsky
Strauss
de Falla
America
American firm builds 90 mile railroad to Venezuelan mine
Panama retains dollar system as legal tender. The United States dollar and multiples will continue to be accepted in Panama.
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Cerro Bolivar
Venezuela
Panama
United States
Evening and Daytime Radio Schedule Snapshot
Tuesday evening through Wednesday night radio grid lists programs from Organ Melodies at 6:00 to World War I at 8:00 and 9:... News segments fill late slots, with diverse topics from gardening to Homemakers and Markets. The schedule includes U.N. Story Views of the News Gunnar Johansen Chamber Music and Night News wrap.
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Ma Perkins
Eddy Arnold
Cedric Adams
Paul Harvey
the Guiding Light
Farm News
St. Revue
Mrs. Burton
Pickens Party
Perry Mason
M. Wilson
Valentino
Pepper Young
Hilltop House
Mary Marlin
Evelyn Winters
Vaughn Monroe
Mr. Nobody
Neighbor
Stella Dallas
Ted Malone
George Morgan
Ing
Widder Brown
USA
Big Jon
Sparkie Housewives
J Just
Lorenzo Jones
Fun Factory
Sacred Heart
Green Hornet
Allan Jackson
Wild Bill Hickok
Curt Massey
Beulah
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Jack Smith
Lcl
Gabriel Heatter
Edward R
Thea
Dr. Christian
Red Skelton
Groucho Marr
Family Theater
Ssfire
Bing Crosby
Cros
Frank Edwards
Lawrence Welk
Blue Ribbon
R. Hansen
Guy Lombardo
Meredith Wilson
Night Watchman
N. Watch
U.N
Gunnar Johansen
League of Women Voters
Wight
Hindu beliefs and reincarnation in India explored
A travel scrap notes India's religious diversity led by Hinduism with sects worshiping Vishnu Shiva or Brahma. It describes beliefs on afterlife including transmigration of souls into animals or humans, and cremation versus burial traditions.
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India
Pakistan
Siva
Yama
Aman
Uncle Ray Offers Free Copy of Wonders Leaflet
Uncle Ray provides a free illustrated leaflet titled Seven Wonders of the World. Readers may obtain it by mailing a self addressed stamped envelope to Uncle Ray at the newspaper office.
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Uncle Ray
Mind questions and IQ myths from early psychology
An excerpt discusses parental handling of young love and its impact on personality. It contrasts subjective time and clock time in dreams and hypnosis, noting time perception varies with mood. It cites Catherine Miles on genius IQ estimates and states that high IQ individuals appear in all walks of life, even ordinary jobs.
Baby Adoption Black Market Spurs Call for Reforms
Dr. Martha Eliot warns the baby black market will grow unless adoption laws improve. Indictments in Essex County Baltimore and New York expose prices from 750 to 2500 and cases of syphilitic infants. She urges full legal protection and state licensed agencies with strong professional cooperation to curb illicit and gray market transfers.
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Washington
Martha M. Eliot
U.S. Children’s ‘Bureau
Eliot
Grand
Essex County
Mass
Baltimore
New York City
New York
Seaboard
Bureau
Free Ride To College
New York tale of two taxi drivers children receiving full college scholarships from Daniel G Arnstein, president of two taxi firms. Both winners, 17, include Gloria Jessie who will study medicine and Ald Rosenberg who will pursue aeronautical engineering, covering undergraduate and graduate work.
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New York
Daniel G. Arnstein
Gloria Jessie
Ald Rosenberg
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