Berlin Blockade Frays U N Tensions and Truman Win Point
The Berlin crisis deepens as the Soviet blockade draws Western blame and U N leaders urge settlement. President Truman rejects Moscow talks until the blockade ends while planning a firm stance with Marshall and Harriman. Biden? No. Farmers gain priority as Brannan mobilizes support and a flexible price program is advanced to aid the 1949 agricultural outlook.
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Florida
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W. Averell Harriman
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Europe
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France
England
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Germany
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Stalin
Moscow
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America
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Louis M. Bean
Clinton Anderson
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Missing Link Found in Transvaal Cave
Anthropologists report a new potential missing link in human evolution from a Transvaal cave in South Africa. The bones suggest a million year old creature may have been a man ape who used weapons and built fires.
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Transvaal
South Africa
Truman era farm plan outlined with price floor and subsidies
Day of Judgment former agriculture secretary signs drafts for a Truman farm program. Measures include a flexible price floor, adequate storage for corn and wheat, expanded reclamation and soil conservation, and increased rural electrification funded by the government. Also notes about royal birth and VA education overpayment policy.
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Brannan
Truman
Atlantic Seaboard
Dewey
U. S
Berlin Airlift Faces Grim Winter Test With Shortage Of Planes
As winter tightens its grip on the Berlin airlift, military planners warn of a sustained cash and personnel strain. Cargo planes are scarce, budgets are tapped, and maintenance rotates planes between Germany and the United States. Weather and potential attacks threaten operations, while civilian cargo initiatives face political hurdles.
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Berlin
Russia
Pearl Harbor
U. S. Navy
U. S. Air Force
AIR Force
Germany
United States
Night feeding hogs shows strong gains and low costs
Robert C. Turner of Henry Illinois tested night feeding on 107 Duroc hogs for 63 days with lights to stimulate eating in cooler hours. The herd gained an average 92 pounds per pig, producing 9,846 pounds of pork while consuming 27,069 pounds of feed at a total cost of $1,089.91. Electricity added about seven cents per pig.
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Robert C. Turner
Henry
Turner
Henry, Ill
Plush Age on Farm Brings Air Conditioning to Barns
A new barn humidity control system is marketed to improve dairy farming by reducing excess moisture. It automates fans and devices to lower humidity, preventing decay, rust, mildewing equipment, spoiled feed, bacteria, and insanitary conditions, with aims of better livestock health and increased milk production.
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Bessie
Dobbin
How to Fix Common Kitchen and Home Woes
Practical tips for cooking and cleaning include brushing milked pastries for crust color, rinsing cream stains in lukewarm water, lightening furniture scratches with oily nut meats, sweetening corn water, using fresh hot water for coffee, washing crocheted items with soap and cold rinse, avoiding bluing lace, and deodorizing onion pans with vinegar and hot water.
Noahs Ark duration and trivia questions
The questions ask how long the rain lasted during the flood, the inscription on a military hat shield, the meaning of a fiasco, the first petroleum discovery location, the meaning of Minehaha, and two Hudson River tunnels into New York City.
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Earth
Hudson River
New York City
Answers to a Set of Puzzling Prompts
The items present a list of varied prompts and phrases. It includes a biblical rain period of 40 days and nights, the motto E Pluribus Unum, a critique of a venture as a complete or ludicrous failure, a location at Baku on the Caspian Sea with a claim of over two and a half millennia, and a reference to Laughing Water with an unclear Indian phrase.
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Veterans’ Administration
Baku
Caspian Sea
Holland
Contour Seeded Wheat Yields Rise and Erosion Falls
Contour-seeded wheat fields produce larger crops with gains of two to three bushels per acre and show reduced erosion. The method requires little extra time for plowing dishing and seeding along the contour.
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