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Mount Dora Topic

Location

Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1950

Page

6

Censorship and War Powers Dominate Postwar News Debate

The article details General MacArthur’s censorship of American reporters in Korea and Japan, Truman’s altered campaign plans, and Senate probes into White House war powers. It notes opposition from AP, NYT, Time Life, and others, plus concerns over Russia’s hidden navy and wartime profit controls urged by Bernard Baruch.

Eneral MacArthur Korea Japan Germany MacArthur Tom Lambert Associated Press American Society of New York Times National Broadcasting Company Time Life Magazines Truman California Washington Taft Bridges White House Russia Black Sea South Pacific Baltic U.S Maine

Fencer Fosters Long Lasting Fence Posts in SC 4 H Club

Terry Liston 17 year old president of South Carolina Four H Clubs solved a fencing problem by pressure treating pine posts with creosote. He thinned a woodlot near Smoaks to grow healthier trees and produced 700 treated posts. His idea spread as farmers adopted the longer lasting posts.

Congress Lester Hunt Wyoming Senator Hunt Bernard Baruch Baruch Terry Liston South Carolina Smoaks Terry Charlexton S. C J. R. White, Jr 4-H

Sale of Farm Butter Drops to New Low 1949

The U S department of agriculture notes a dairy farmer and wife once selling premium churned butter to favored buyers have vanished. Farm butter production fell to about 41.5 million pounds in 1949, far below 175 million pounds in 1924, with only eight states exceeding 2 million pounds.

New Low U. S. Department of Agriculture

Hy-Line Chickens Developed at Doylestown Hatchery

The Hy-Line chicken was developed by Robert Wallace at his Doylestown Pennsylvania hatchery using a cross breeding formula similar to that used for hybrid corn. The illustration shows the cross breeding that produced the Hy-Line.

Robert Wallace Doyletown

Nebraska Farm Families Face About 10 Percent Income Drop

University of Nebraska extension specialist L. F. Snipes warns farm families will see roughly ten percent less net income in 1950 than 1949. He cites similar total production costs to 1949 and higher or comparable costs for family needs versus 1940.

Nebraska L. F. Snipes University of Nebraska

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