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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1951
Page
8
Travel ad for Highlands Manor in Highlands North Carolina promoting rooms and cottages 4100 feet above sea level with horseback riding fishing golf shuffleboard and child friendly American Plan options. Contact Fred L. Cordray for details.
Wanted to buy one to five million bamboo canes of the switch or small cane variety seven feet long not under one half inch at the small end. If you can furnish in thousands, write H. Z. Barter, 664 Freeman Memphis Tennessee.
A Chinese brother in law of T. L. Soong and wealthy partners corner the soybean market, raising U.S. prices by a dollar a bushel and netting about 30 million dollars. The scheme followed prior tin dealings with Communist China. Separately GOP strategy for 1952 outlined by A. B. Hermann includes targeting Senate seats in Illinois Pennsylvania Utah Maryland and Utah. Downey moves from ham and eggs to tide lands oil lobbying at $3000 monthly.
The United Nations rejects talks on withdrawing Allied troops from Korea, signaling a protracted peace process. Taft frames Korea as a costly war while pledging GOP reforms. Price control fights and GI Bill benefits dominate domestic debate as flood relief aid and a Japanese treaty progress emerge.
The Senate appropriations committee backed a bill for 751 million dollars in new cash and 262 million in loans for farm programs. It also ordered a 10 percent payroll reduction for the department of agriculture below the President's budget. An automatic 172,177,264 dollars was set aside for farm programs, with soil conservation funds rising by 24 million.
A homemaker focused feature urges buying and making jams from plums peaches and melons. It celebrates watermelon as the Fourth of July king and notes a projected 92 000 ton plum crop lowering prices. Advice covers selecting ripe melons and storing plums for winter preserves.
In Wausau Wisconsin a disabled World War II veteran, Frank Flees, will receive a complete modern farm built by state and federal agencies and neighbors. On September 12 about 200 volunteers plan to construct a house barn 65 fenced acres water reservoir and wood lots on Flees 200 acre tract as a demonstration of good methods.
The Kentucky agricultural and industrial development board reported nearly 1 billion dollars in new industry moving into the state or committed since January 1. The largest projects include a 500 million dollar atomic energy plant near Paducah and a 300 million dollar GE plant at Louisville.
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