Nitrogen deficiency causes yellow early wheat on stubble
Wheat planted on stubble often turns yellow early due to soil nitrogen shortage. As decomposition of straw boosts bacterial activity, nitrogen becomes scarce, harming yields. Applying high nitrogen fertilizers such as ammonium phosphate or straight nitrogen mixes can lift early crop vigor and final output. Consult local agricultural representatives for regional fertilizer rates.
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Ottawa
WC Hinman
Soil Research Laboratory
Swift Current
Sask
Byrd calls for future Antarctic claims agreement
Rear Admiral Richard E Byrd says the United States should join other nations in settling Antarctic claims. He notes the U S currently makes no claims and Russia reserves the right to claim. He cites coal in Antarctic mountains able to supply the world for a time and stresses future strategic value for science and global interests.
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Richard E Byrd
United States
Antarctic
Russia
U.S
Byrd
State Department
Congress
Stolen Stove Uncovers Hidden Savings Tale
In Van Nuys California Jess Leen saved five thousand dollars over years and hid it in a purse inside an old stove in the garage After a salvage truck visit the stove disappeared and Leon and his wife searched salvage yards until locating the stove The money remained but only three thousand dollars were deposited in a bank savings account later remarks note velvet leaf fashion for bridal veils
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Jess Leen
van Nuys
California
Leon
Gems of Thought Echoes of Moral Resolve
A compilation of quotations from Emerson Hazlitt Thoreau and Lincoln on patience virtue and standing with what is right. The selections celebrate perseverance moral courage and timely moments of insight.
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Willam Hazlitt
Flower arranging as art according to Dr Chan
Dr Allan P Chan of Ottawa says floral design shapes mood and beauty. He advises matching room size and color to placement, using tall blooms on mantels and shorter at walls, while keeping centerpieces clear of obstruction. Neutral vases keep colors true and cut stems nightly to extend life.
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Allan P. Chan
Ottawa
Dr. Chan
Squirrel Invader Disrupts Minnesota Home
Mrs. Elsie Herzog of Bird Island returns from shopping to overturned lamps torn curtains and scratched surfaces. Police discover the intruder in the basement a squirrel that entered via the chimney and could not escape.
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Elsie Herzog
Bird Island
Minn
Chimeney
Aircraft parts rejected due to fingerprint sweat corrosion
Exact parts face rejection as perspiration from fingerprints causes corrosion on precision surfaces. The issue highlights the importance of clean handling and inspection in aerospace manufacturing to maintain material integrity and reliability.
Canadian Statistics Reports Broad Construction Rise Across Provinces
The report notes total Canadian construction program this year is about 19 percent above last year's record, led by engineering work in gas and oil and electric power facilities. Prices show March upticks with consumer and shelter indices rising, while wholesale materials ease slightly. Farm prices at markets edge up, oil deliveries exceed prior year, urban transit revenue rises despite fewer riders, and sea fish catches surge on the Pacific coast. Wheat flour output dips in March, keeping the crop year below 1954-55 levels.
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Bureau
Pacific Coast
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Emerson
Thoreau
Lincoln
Canadian Statistics Report
E. H. Nickel
Federal Department of Mines and Technical Surveys
Oka
le Baronnet
Cy Ross
Paul Brisbois
Canada
National Film Board
Chris Lund
Great Slave Lake
St. Joseph du Lac
Ya Oka
A. C. Turnock
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