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Lovington Leader

Location

Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1952

Page

3

A & M Names Plant Pathologist for Clovis Station

Dr. C. H. Hsi named plant pathologist at the Agricultural Experiment Station Plains Substation near Clovis. He will study crop diseases focusing on sorghums and wheat. Hsi earned a Ph.D. from the University of Minnesota in 1951 and a master's from the University of Georgia in 1949.

Agricultural Experiment Station Plains Clovis R. A. Nichols New Mexico A & M College C. H. Hsi Dr. Hsi University of Minnesota University of Georgia St. John’s University

Farm bureau membership tops goal at Santa Fe convention

United Press reports the New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau exceeded its 1952 membership target by ten, announced to 300 delegates at the two day annual convention in Santa Fe Shanghai in 1948. Dr. Hsi conducted cotton breeding research at Sacaton Arizona and taught at Minnesota. He holds cotton classer certification and is affiliated with Sigma Xi and the American Society of Agronomy. He and his wife will reside in Clovis.

New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau Santa Fe Hsi Sigma Xi National Honorary Science Society American Society of Agronomy

New Seed Building At A and M College Under Way

Construction begins on a $10 000 seed building at New Mexico A M College to store and process foundation and breeding seed. John T Stovall of the New Mexico Crop Improvement Association says the facility will serve cotton and other crops and is funded by the Crop Improvement and 1517 Cotton Associations. The building on the agronomy farm at Mesilla Park includes rooms for storage processing and breeding materials and will be donated to the college to ensure prime quality seed for farmers.

New Mexico A & M College John T. Stovall New Mexico Crop Improvement Association College Agronomy Mesilla Park Crop Improvement Association 1517 Cotton Association Stovall New Mexico

U S Pacific commander hints at China blockade option

The U S Pacific commander states the Navy could impose a blockade on China if needed. He cites strategic pressure and international legal options while outlining readiness for potential escalation and naval mobilization plans involving key allied fleets.

U. S. Pacific China

Farm Director Urges New Farm Laws in Congress

John Lynn director of the American Farm Bureau Federation urged farmers at the Illinois Agriculture Association convention in Chicago to push for effective farm legislation. He criticized government subsidy programs as creating economic dependence and urged farmers to preserve useful expiring laws and discard ones not in the national interest.

Hicago U.P American Farm Bureau Federation Congress John Lynn Illinois Agriculture Association Chicago

Hay Stocks Shrinking Fast Amid Drought Aid Debate

The Agriculture department warns Congress must decide the fate of the emergency hay shipment program to drought stricken southern livestock areas. It says drought continues and the five state supply area cannot provide enough hay with current funds. President Truman authorized 8 million dollars for the program and a department report notes Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa Michigan among midwest supply states.

Agriculture Department Congress Department Truman Midwest Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa Michigan

Taft Presses Farm Policy Parity Amid Republican Shift

Senator Robert Taft says Republican control will not overhaul agricultural policy. He backs farm supports with government intervention to curb price declines and notes parity as a goal though not guaranteed. He doubts tax cuts before 1954 as Illinois faces dry weather and hay shortages. Horses are linked to farm accidents per National Safety Council.

Columbus Ohio Robert Taft Ohio Republican National Safety Council

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