A Lot of Coffee in Brazil
The article explains rising coffee prices due to lagging production in Brazil and other factors. Droughts frost and insect damage reduced output while demand grew, doubling North American consumption over a decade and tightening stocks. Projections anticipate a gradual price rise and potential balance in supply and demand for about ten years, contingent on broca control and dollar stability.
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CPO
Unis
Tve
Brazil
Broca
Africa
Canada
St Plantatons
Colombia
Central America
Mexico
New York
Halifax
Nature
Heart patients urged to savor life with caveats to tobacco
Dr. Robert L. Levy told the American Medical Association that heart trouble need not end joy or banish work, play, or moderate smoking for many patients. He urged individualized limits, noting stairs, salt, cholesterol rules vary by condition and that activity and enjoyment can continue with caution.
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Atlantic City
American Medical Association
Robert L. Levy
New York
Levy
TRY AND STOP ME By Bennett Cerf
A countess sues a man for defamation after he calls her a pig. The judge fines the man and allows a punchline about calling a pig a countess. The defendant then greets the countess in the witness box with Good afternoon countess. A psychiatric gag follows with a patient and analyst exchanging quips.
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Bennett Cerf
Bacteria Damage to Underground Rubber Cables Noted
Damaged rubber insulated cables are vulnerable to soil bacteria while lead insulated cables resist this danger, according to the report.
Similarities Key to Lasting Marriages Says Counselor
Los Angeles reports that Paul Popenoe of the Institute of Family Relations argues marriages endure when spouses share strong similarities. He cites race religion culture education family background and daily habits as factors aiding stability.
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Los Angeles
Paul Popenoe
Institute of Family Relations of
Soliloquy Spellings Highlight University Exam Probe
A Vancouver report criticizes both pupils and teachers after marking University of British Columbia entrance exams revealing spelling weaknesses with 100 variants of the word soliloquy noted by examiners.
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Vancouver
University of British Columbia
Scientists Seek Why Potatoes Turn Black
Government scientists in Ottawa cook hundreds of Canadian potatoes at the Central Experimental Farm to uncover why boiled spuds turn black. N. M. Parks and team test factors like temperature, fertilizer, soil, variety, and chemical makeup across about 600 samples gathered from Eastern Canada.
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N. M. Parks
Canadian Horticultural Council
Fertilizer Advisory Board For
Ontario
Parks
Canada
Montreal
Toronto
Ottawa
Maritimes
Quebec
Raising Pheasants A Worry
VANCOUVER Bill Greenslades houses on Marine Drive harbor a pheasant flock that stirs hay fever and skin of visitors. He sells most birds to the British Columbia Game Commission, while the rest go to diners with discriminating tastes. Greenslades began with three birds twenty years ago and now raises several hundred, with hens laying steadily and eggs in electric brooders.
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Vancouver
Bill Greenslades
Marine Drive
Mr. Greenslades
British Columbia Game Commission
Commission
Eniwetok proving grounds cost exceeds sixty five million
Rep. F Edward Hebert reports the Eniwetok atomic proving grounds in the mid Pacific cost more than 65 million dollars plus other needs for routine base operations. He says the regular population of scientists and military personnel is about 4,000. Only five accidental deaths have occurred since 1947, none tied to atomic tests.
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U.S. Atomic Proving Grounds
New Orleans
Eniwetok Atomic Weapons Proving Grounds
mid-Pacific
F. Edward Hebert
Dem
Hebert
Associated Press
Proving Grounds
House of Representatives Armed Services Committee
Atoll
Air Force
Navy
Eniwetok
North America
Now Is Time For Picnics
Seasonal guidance on planning picnics including open air meals in yards or excursions. Advice covers best salads for picnics, preparing potato and egg salad, keeping mayonnaise separate, and using cleaned ice cream or frozen food cartons for portable serving. Plastic containers with air tight lids are recommended for carrying salads and fruits.
Summer fashion shifts to lighter wear for Canadians
Meteorologists note Canada summers run warmer than in the past while the public moves from heavy tweeds to light fabrics. Women lead in lighter dresses and seersuckers. men follow with tropical suits, lightweight slacks, and open neck shirts. Footwear also shifts to breathable nylon mesh uppers, basket weaves, and leather suede blends, providing ventilation and easier care. The feature highlights trends in clothing and footwear for hot weather.
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Canada
Pheasants Increase On The Jack Miner Sanctuary
Manly F. Miner reports rising pheasant numbers around the Jack Miner Sanctuary in Western Ontario as shelter food and predator control support breeding. Skunks and crows curb growth, with high skunk mortality from hunting and low hide prices driving more carcasses on highways. Pelee Island shows pheasants thriving without predators, highlighting habitat and predator balance.
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Jack Miner
Pelee Island
Ontario
Manly F. Miner
London
Lake Erie
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