Saratoga Opens 85th Meet With Gala Wealth Display
Saratoga Springs prepares for the 85th racing season at historic track between Albany and the Adirondacks. Ann Clare, the sole woman track superintendent, oversees operations after her husband’s death as big crowds, mutuel machines, and flash wealth return. The Travers and other stakes trace back to the 19th century, with Noor's arrival heightening interest for an anniversary meet led by Skiddy Van Stade and John Morris.
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Gettysburg
Saratoga
Albany State Capitol
Adirondack Forest Preserve
Ann Clare
Clare
New York
Belmont Park
Jim Dandy
Gallant Fox
Fox
Travers
Middleground
Hill Prince
Skiddy van Stade
John Morris
Morris
Jamaica
Wool Tariffs Discussed in Wartime Strategy
The article argues tariffs on wool are essential for peacetime strategy and warns against reducing tariffs as foreign presses push for reciprocity. It highlights that the US cannot produce wool or cloth as cheaply as abroad, but stresses the value of the American standard of living and high wages supporting domestic textile workers despite efficiency gaps.
Spread It On Try Braunschweiger For Sand Wiches
Spread it on rye with mash ready to serve meat mixed with finely chopped celery and green olives. Our woolgrowers say labor and management push production efficiency and flock improvement for higher wool and lamb returns amid rising costs and tariffs. Tariff cuts in 1948 did not lower prices, as world wool rose, keeping American buyers paying the same level while production fell.
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Sandwices
Senate Agriculture Chair to Change If Democrats Win
The piece notes a potential shift in the Senate Agriculture Committee chair if Democrats retain control, with Senator Allen Ellender of Louisiana or Senator George Aiken of Vermont as possible successors. It also covers Baruch's push for broad controls, Brannan's price stance, and a GAO review of a Minnesota PMA gathering that sparked political debate.
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Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Mike Monroney
Agriculture
Allen Ellender
Louisiana
GOP
George Aiken
Vermont
Senate Agriculture Committee
Congress
Ellender
Thomas
Ellander
Washington
Bernard Baruch
Charles Brannan
Secretary of Agriculture
Government Accounting Office
Minnesota
Treasury
Brannan
St. Paul
House Committee On
Government ‘Accounting Office
GAO
USDA
PMA
George Woodward
Washington County
Charles Stickney
Minnesota State Committee
House
Crop Dusters Authorized In New Mexico Across State
The State Corporation Commission has authorized 24 New Mexico flying services to dust crops in the state. Rate clerk Paul Pompa says most firms are busy dusting cotton in the southern part. Permits include Benjamin F. Hines of Hobbs and G. and R Flying Service of Hobbs.
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Santa FE
State Corporation Commission
New Mexico
Paul Pompa
Benjamin F. Hines
Hobbs
G. and R
Wording in Price Shows Lower Merit Costs
The buyer paid much less than similar merit costs elsewhere and saw fewer extra charges in the delivered price. Included items were Dynaflow Drive foam rubber cushions windshield washers electric clock and a non glare rear view mirror.
Curtiss Receives First U S Air Pilot License
Glenn H. Curtiss was issued the first license as an air pilot in America on June 8, 1911 marking a milestone in U S aviation history.
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Glenn H. Curtiss
America
Farm Prices Jump Sharply In Mid Year Report
The Agriculture Department notes the farm price index rose from 247 to 263 in the 1910s-14 base July period, with the biggest gains in hogs cotton and eggs. Wheat rice corn soybeans cattle calves and chickens also advanced while farm costs rose only one point. The Korean situation supported demand behind the rise.
Penicillin-like Subtilin Cuts Canning Time Dramatically
U S Department of Agriculture researchers developed subtilin a penicillin like substance that cuts fruit and vegetable canning time to 15 minutes or less Dr M J Copley says a tiny sheet sterilizes food without altering natural flavor The world supply is small and not yet in commercial use Trials show corn cauliflower broccoli and Brussels sprouts processed with subtilin look nearly garden fresh and no toxicity evidence has appeared in humans.
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San Francisco
U. S. Department of Agriculture
M. J. Copley
Here
Copley
Four Point Program Aide Sought For Homemakers
Lebanese diplomat Mrs. Engela Jurdak Khoury urges expanding Truman's point four to aid homemakers in undeveloped nations. She argues modern kitchens and labor-saving devices can empower women, curb drudgery, and help political rights while promoting international gender equality through UN efforts.
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Truman
Aia
Engela Jurdak Khoury
Lebanese Legation
Washington
Middle East
Economic and Social Council
San Francisco
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