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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1951
Page
6
Dorothy Barclay notes wartime style meat grading expanding under OPS to pave price controls. By fall meat may cost 10 cents less per pound, with U S grade labels from federally inspected plants indicating quality. Prime choice good and commercial grades defined for beef lamb and mutton. Beef dominates American diet at about 63 pounds per person annually.
The new OPS regulations seek gradual beef price stabilization to reduce dislocation in the industry and allow traders to adjust. The anticipated effect for consumers is a 10 cent per pound cut, translating to about $700 million saved annually for housewives nationwide.
This notice describes a versatile utility set used indoors and out with actual-size cutting diagrams for irregular parts and finish directions. It also offers a method for removing paint from glass using hot vinegar and a penny as a safe scraper, warning to handle sharp tools carefully.
Pikeville Kentucky with about 4500 residents sits in the heart of four billion tons of coking coal reserves, roughly two billion of which are recoverable under current mining methods. The U S Bureau of Mines issue marks Kentucky’s first regional survey of metallurgical coal reserves.
Newville Pennsylvania residents watched a dramatic sky blaze as Fire Chief John Bender tracked a glowing line that widened into a semicircle before he halted the pursuit. He said the glow looked like a lulu. The incident ended without further detail.
A compact list of biblical scripture citations including Luke 12 13 to 48a and 18 24 Acts 16 11 15 I Thessalonians 4 10b 12 II Thessalonians 3 7 10 with an oo reading note Luke 12 22.
The passage argues that economic relations permeate life and that the Bible supports earning a living. It cites Saint Paul’s rule that work is required, warns against charity-based reliance, and stresses the right and duty to earn. It cites Pope Pius XII urging a more human, Christian view of economic life.
The plan aims to create about 19 000 farms and significantly raise agricultural production through water and land development in the Missouri river basin.
Most farmers in North Dakota use information from the state agricultural experiment station and the U S Department of Agriculture to guide farming practices and improve yields through research based guidance and technical data.
Commodity Credit Corporation guarantees of storage use to encourage construction of commercial grain storage facilities in areas where needed will be available through June 30, 1941.
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