Jam season guidance for shoppers and plum crop boon
A lively shopper column urges making jams and buying fresh fruit from grocers. It touts melons especially watermelon as a Fourth of July staple, offers tips for selecting ripe fruit, and notes a plum crop of about 92 000 tons lowering prices. It suggests using preserves for winter and enjoying fruit in salads and cakes.
Friends Will Build Yet Complete Farm in One Day
In Wausau Wisconsin a disabled World War II veteran, Frank Flees, will receive a modern farm built by state and federal agencies along with neighbors. The project includes a house barn 65 fenced acres water reservoir and wood lots with work slated for September 12 by about 200 volunteers.
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Wausau
Wis
Frank
Exmarine
Guam
B. J. Przedpewski
Marathon
Portage Counties
William Weis
Spencer
Marathon County Board
Chicken of Tomorrow Contests End With Production Boost
The six year chicken of tomorrow program ends as national finals highlight the impact on meat chicken production. Charles Vantress of Live Oak California projects over 100 million meat type chickens in 1951. The program spurred broiler areas across multiple states and advanced feeding efficiency genetics and facilities funded by A P grocery chain.
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Charles Vantress
Live Oak
Calif
Georgia
Delaware
Texas
Maine
Kansas
Indiana
Arkansas
A&p
Frazer in Mesa Verde Night Mission Stirs Hidden Armory Hunt
Government agent Dan Frazer investigates a secret arms cache in Mesa Verde as factions vie for control. Predecessor Archie Scott was killed while pursuing the stash and Frazer faces danger and personal entanglements as Sally Chew and Bartell family members complicate his mission.
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Dan Frazer
Mesa Verde
Archie Seott
Frazer
Sally Chew
Ed Delaplane
Bartell
Aroma echoes and accusations in a tense room
Frazer confronts Derek Bartell after a barmaid perfume accusation. Bartell recalls his daughter's aversion to the scent and notes a familiar odor on a friend who visited Frazer. Frazer confirms a close, prolonged encounter with the same girl in his room.
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Bartell
Frazer
Frazer Seeks Return of Scott's Revolver In Mesa Verde
Frazer accuses a rival of trying to steal a gun and presses Bartell about a weapon tied to Helen Bartell and Archie Scott. He notes three Colts moved in the hotel and suspects the gun linked to The Duke shooting. Frazer plans to confront Delaplane and Emery as the case unfolds.
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Mesa Verde
Helen Bartell
Frazer
Bartell
Archie Scott
Scott
Carson Emery
Delaplane
Emery
Tenderfoot
Successful fly fishing by matching trout behavior and flies
The article explains how to read streams to locate resting, feeding, and spawning trout, and how to choose flies by water depth. It covers deep mid and surface feeding, gear like polaroid glasses, and fishing techniques for hair flies, nymphs, hackles, and dry flies on different stream sizes.
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Rio Grande
Gunnison
Two Fly Rig for Beginner Anglers
For beginners the advised setup is two swelled flies tied with short gut loops and a seven and a half foot leader. The bottom fly is the terminal fly while the top is the dropper attached to the upper dropper loop. A two fly cast is recommended as trout may hesitate to take a single fly.
Small Kentucky Towns Attract New Industries
The Kentucky agricultural and industrial development board announced about 1.0 billion dollars in new industry commitments since January 1. The largest projects include a 500 million dollar atomic energy plant near Paducah and a 300 million dollar GE plant in Louisville.
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Frankfort
Agricultural and Industrial Development Board of Kentucky
Paducah
Louisville
Pipeline soil conservation program spreads across state lines
One of the nation’s largest natural gas companies created a soil conservation department to protect a 800 mile long pipeline from Texas to Ohio. The project budget nears a quarter million dollars with eight crews seeding about a mile daily using locality tailored seed blends and cover crops after expert guidance from agricultural authorities.
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Texas
Ohio
Soil Conservation Department
Radio Telephone Tests Set for Rural Areas
The Rural Electrification Administration will test radio links in selected rural areas to compare cost and efficiency with traditional pole and wire telephone installations. The U S Department of Agriculture says the experiment aims to determine if wireless links can be more economical in certain circumstances.
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Rural Electrification Administration
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Bartell scheme over northern Sonora sparks border tension
Frazer warns the old man about Bartell's plan to seize control of northern Sonora and a gun shipment hidden nearby. The old man hires out to Bartell, while disagreements flare over who is driving and when. Frazer reveals the dangerous scheme and the broader international stakes.
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Frazer
Bartell
Sonora
Frager
Bartell Tries to Send Helen to the Mountains
Frazer confronts Derek Bartell in a tense scene as Bartell frets over a looming storm. Helen appears, seemingly relieved, and Helen hints that Bartell seeks to keep her safe or away from danger while Frazer may become her ally amid uncertain loyalties and threats from a gunman.
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Bartell
Helen
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